The Bosch VitaPower Serie 4 MMB6382M blender leaves aside flashy innovations (vacuum pump, connection to a smartphone, etc.) to concentrate on the essential: a powerful motor and efficient blades.
If we can criticize a total lack of risk-taking on the part of Bosch with the VitaPower Serie 4 MMB6382M, we must recognize that the German offers a completely recommendable blender. The more clumsy among us will appreciate the numerous onboard safety features and experienced users will be won over by the number of mixing speeds offered. A real success, unless you are left-handed.
Strong points
- Numerous safety features on the bowl.
- Very versatile.
- Easy to maintain.
- EasyKlick system.
Weak points
- Crushed ice program not very effective.
- Handle on the right only.
NB: The reported price drop is calculated by comparing the lowest price of the day with the average of the lowest prices practiced by all merchants for the product last month, with rules of security to exclude prices from shops whose VAT policy is not clear (so-called “grey” shops, typically in the case of imports from China).
Alternatively
Certainly, the Lagrange 609010 blender does few things, but it does them very well. Easy to use, effective, well finished, it is very difficult to fault it. Picky “blenderophiles” may perhaps find fault with its management of low powers and left-handers with the impossibility of starting a mix when the handle is oriented to the left, but these minor defects are ultimately fine not much for a product of this quality. The Lagrange 609010 is undoubtedly one of the best performance/price ratios in our blender comparison.