Jamba Juice Smoothie Maker

thos maker is the best maker its even better than Jambajuice I loved it I reccomend u. to buy it

Great toy daughter really loves it. Company sent to me in good shape and in a very timely manner, a lot sooner than expected

this is the WORST toy ever...runs on batteries and the items going in, including the ice, have to be chopped so small, it's ridiculous...I had to crush the ice in our real blender first and the blades on the jamba juice still got stuck, ON A STRAWBERRY...ended up having to make the smoothies in our home blender

I bought this for my son and daughter ages 5 and 6 they love it! Easy and safe to use and they love drinking their creations. Can be messy, but then again what child's cooking toy isn't?Save your money and buy it from Toys R Us for $19.99

this maker sucks it does not work i assembled it right and it still doesn't workcomplete garbagedont waste your money instead buy a blender.

I bought this a year or so back for my eldest daughter, couldnt get it work properly, so packed it away, tried again this week and still very frustrating, there is no way a 6 year old can do it herself.Hassle to clean, difficult to put the food in the top, over all just frustrating and disappointing.Looking at buying something else for this christmas.

I got this toy for my daughter after she had begged for it for two years. they are quite hard to come by. Now I see why. They must have made one batch and found out customers think it is total junk! The blades barely turn. All you will get is an intermittent "stirring" of the fruit chunks. No way am I going to try ice. My daughter is so heartbroken and I am mad that I spent $31 on this thing when I could have bought her a cheap blender for $12! I should have read the other reviews as they all say the same thing! I hope my review helps someone decide not to buy this awful product!

I wish I had read the reviews on Amazon before buying it somewhere else when the price was extremely low. My daughter got this for Christmas and was very excited for it. After finally locating batteries (who uses 'C' batteries these days?) and getting all our fruit cut up and juice ready, she put everything into the blender and pushed the button. NOTHING! No matter what I tied, it would not work. So I now have a large plastic piece of junk, and an unhappy child. So while I thought I was saving money on Christmas gifts, I ended up spending much more for the dang batteries and new gifts to make up for this one's epic failure, as my kids would say.