Homtone 16 Cup Food Processor, Large Food Processors, 6 Preset Modes Vegetable Chopper Electric, 6 Blades 8 Functions for Home Use, Stepless Speed Control, 650W, Red

This is the best food processor I ever had. Very easy to use and powerful. Easy cleanup and no mess. Huge cup.

Works great!

This has fewer speed options and functions than my 10 year old Farberware food processor, and while it's quieter, it doesn't quite chop with the power the Farberware does, but it came with more attachments. I am concerned about the fact that the directions explicitly state that you can only run it for two minutes and then have to let it sit for thirty minutes before using again. It states this many times in the manual.I like that the egg and whip cream whipper is so easy to use and has its own setting. I think there is a lot more for these items than for the other things I use food processors for. It does have options for chopping and grating and everything but with many whisking options.Overall, it doesn't feel as much like a heavyweight food processor than a light duty specialty item that works great for a few things that most food processors don't do particularly well.Pros-Large Capacity-Lots of AttachmentsCons- Low Power- Can't be used for more than 2 continuous minutes

I did not realize how versatile this food processor is until I got it! I have used it way more than I ever thought on many food items. It is also great to make sorbet in! Love it.

I didn't know what to expect with this food processor but I like it. With me being in the kitchen more and being more aware of what I put into my body I plan to use this often.

Homtone 16 Cup Food Processor, Large Food Processors, 6 Preset Modes Vegetable Chopper Electric, 6 Blades 8 Functions for Home Use, Stepless Speed Control, 650W, RedFirst impressions: Nice large food processor. The red color is nice, like a sports car. The parts all fit together well. The instructions are easy enough to follow.Installation/setup: Assemble as per the instructions for the purpose you plan to use it for.Final thoughts: The plastic parts fit together well, but the connections seem a bit fragile. The machine grated my cheese easily. I’ve had food processors just about my whole adult life, I’m a bit familiar. My last one worked until I cracked the bowl. This machine has a lot more power than my old one and has many more functions. I like this and I’m glad I got it.⭐️1 star - I don't recommend it at all, poor quality.⭐️⭐️ 2 stars - I don't recommend it, it has multiple faults, or a very high price.⭐️⭐️⭐️ 3 stars - It's passable, It has some faults but the quality is ok for what it is.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 4 stars - Product quite acceptable, it does what it promises.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5 stars - Product that I totally recommend.

It is much bigger than expected although the size is listed in the add.Will not fit under a counter that is typically around 17~18" . Maybe a 20" counter to upper cabinets.What makes it worse is it is so light it has suction cups to hold it down. If you do manage to get it under the upper cabinets good luck getting it out.All the plastic parts are thin material compared to my older model.It also weighs less than 1/2"Maye because it is a huge plastic motor case with a tiny motor inside.With a little design change it could be 3" or more shorter and not above my head when trying to load it.funny it says 649.99 watts. That is just funny as it will depend on load. Maybe that is just before it explodes or melts down!Because the motor is so light and small it would not likely hold up to heavy use as it will cook the motor. Maybe that is why a huge case, so you don't notice the heat as the motor gets hot.Definitely not impressed with this unit even more so compared to others and the price. In this price level would expect it to have a more compact case but a motor with some mass and weight that will run smoother and have better torque.

I was excited to upgrade my blender, but this one left me wanting more. Here's a breakdown of the issues:Size Matters: This blender boasts a powerful motor, but at what cost? The bulky design simply won't fit under standard kitchen counters (around 17-18 inches tall). This is a major oversight and a big inconvenience. While it might squeeze under counters closer to 20 inches, it would still be an awkward fit.Suction Cup Struggle: Adding insult to injury, the lightweight build necessitates suction cups to keep it in place. This creates a new problem: once you manage to squeeze it under the counter, removing it for use becomes a wrestling match.Flimsy Feel: The all-plastic construction feels cheap compared to my previous blender. Thin materials raise concerns about durability, especially for a product in this price range.Mystery Motor: The advertised wattage (649.99 watts) seems dubious. Motor power likely varies depending on the load, and this number feels inflated. Furthermore, the lightweight design suggests a motor that might struggle with heavy-duty blending tasks, potentially overheating due to its size.A Design Overhaul is Needed: A few simple design tweaks could make a world of difference. Reducing the height by 3 inches or more would solve the counter clearance issue. A more substantial motor housed in a smaller, sturdier case would inspire confidence and likely offer better performance. Also, make the dial (the main knob) more user friendly as it is very confusing.Price Doesn't Reflect Value: At this price point, a more compact design with a robust motor is what I expected. This blender fails to deliver on both counts.Overall: Unless you have ample counter space and prioritize a lightweight design (which comes at the expense of functionality and durability), I would strongly advise looking elsewhere. There are better blenders on the market that offer a more powerful motor housed in a more compact and user-friendly design for a similar price.