PHILIPS HR3655 HR3652 blender 

hello, Im considering buying one of these. It would be helpful to demonstrate how it holds against making some nut butter, like almonds for example or pumpkin seed butter. +1400W sound really powerful, but even the weakest ones can blend bananas and oranges. all the best

Thank you so much! You saved me of hours of self frustration trying to figure out the poor paper manual that comes in the box.

Can you try blending rocks in it to make a little cement?

OMG you read my mind!

I can't remove the bottom part of the blender where the blades are, no matter how hard I try to rotate... what am i doing wrong?

How many blades? 4 or 6?

why every time detach the glass you cut the video ??? it seems it has some problem and review was not honest !!!!!

this is a poor quality blender, the specs are quite tempting, 1400W, 35K rpm, for the price seems good value, it is anything but. l have had 3 in under a year, replaced by philips. first bought in HKG lasted the longest, several months. it was replaced like the others the bottom of just was leaking and the swivelling protective plastic mould round the motor came off. in fact the last 2 replacememnts in the uk had the leak and mould come off on first usage, even worse, a sparking flame appeared at the bottom of jug. video was taken. the blending itself is poor for 'hard' veg like beetroot, carrots, etc. do not buy if u want a reliable quality blender. just spend a little more. l am going to try the kitchenaid Artisan High Performance Blender from costco £300, double the price, but l am confident it will be at least twice as good and last at least that and it has 10 year warranty :)

I am disappointed