QooWare One Hand Push Whisk Blender – Rotating Mixer Milk Frother – for Home Kitchen & Food Service

░░░░GREAT FOR SOFTER MIXING░░░░░❖ This mixer is great for mixing softer materials. I have been using it for 2 days and I find that it works REALLY well on softer stuff.❖ I made a batch of brownies with this and it worked fine with that thick mixture. It even beat up the clumps well. Pancake mix, cakes, it'll work great. I found that pizza dough mix was too much for it. It wasn't strong enough to stir up thick dough like that. It mixes up eggs like nobody's business.❖ You need a bowl without too much of a curved bottom. If it's curved too much the mixing arms rest on the bowl and the center peg can't reach the bottom to spin the mechanism. This is only a problem with really small bowls.❖ When you're doing mixing of things like brownies or cakes that have clumps that stick to the sides you still need a spatula to scrape the clumps off the side of the bowl. But this mixed really takes the effort out of the mixing.I was sent a sample of this product at no cost for the purpose of thoroughly testing and reviewing. But it earned it's way into my kitchen utility drawer. And I've now bought a second one with my own money as a gift for someone else.░░░░UPDATE AFTER 6 WEEKS░░░░░I've been using this regularly for about 6 weeks. I've mixed everything from eggs to pancakes to brownie batter. I love it so much I bought another one to give to someone else.It's holding up well. Even with brownie mix (which is thick) the mixer doesn't bent or break under the stress.There are no signs up rust despite numerous cleanings either. Note on this...I don't put it in the dishwasher because I just assume that water getting into the spring and gearing inside the handle is a bad thing. So I hand wash it. I get the best results by making a glass of hot soapy water and just mixing it with the mixer. It gets cleaned up nicely. It's much easier that sponging down the individual mixer arms. And again, there are no signs or wear, rust, or other corrosion on it despite it having been wet and air dried a couple dozen times.

I started out with an off brand plastic whisk blender and it was ok. I saw this model and it had many more mixing blades so I thought to give it a try. This model is so much better there is no contest. It is great for small or medium work. I use it for omelets, scrambled eggs, pudding, etc. It works very well when you put it in a 4 cup measuring cup and mix away. It works so well I bought a second one. It is easy to clean and works very smoothly l. Just do not use it in a shallow bowl as it will splash. My wife can no longer cook and I mix small meals for her. This is so much easier than getting out a full size mixer and it is a snap to clean.

I bought it to make small batches of whipped cream for myself, as treats. After a couple of weeks, the rotating action began slipping -- it looks like the rotation mechanism is held to the handle by glue, which is not very sturdy, and repeatedly whipping cream caused it to come apart.Once it starts slipping, it's basically useless to whip anything viscous, like whipped cream.I tried 3 different push whisks, and they all seem to suffer from the same problem. Not a single one appears to use anything more solid than glue to hold the mechanism to the frame.

Handle covering broke free and slipped down after the third use. Still functional, but I have to modify how I hold it so the handle doesn't slip and I punch my hand into the bowl that I am whisking.

Not as good as I hoped for. A regular whisk works faster and easier. It's ok though.

spins nice and seems like a good quality. very hard to clean the area between the joints where the wheel spins.

Interesting. I think it's a good product but I was looking for more of a high speed hand blender. I didn't realize this is manual- as you push down the whisk part spins.

I loved it!! It worked great...... Until it broke unrepairable so :( :(