Bamix has stayed with this same fixed-shaft design that has proven successful since its inception. It’s interesting that our top-pick Bamix is the only finalist not to come with a detachable shaft, meaning it needs to be cleaned by hand and cannot go in the dishwasher. At an inch-and-a-half under the next tallest model, it’s the most compact blender of the lot, making for efficient drawer storage. The Pro-1 comes with only two-speed settings, but its low and high speed are really all you need. We found the ergonomic grip fits nicely to the palm, and both speed buttons are properly located for a comfortable finger position. When we first powered up, we found ourselves awed by the low hum of the precision motor - it really does purr like a fine European sports car. The Bamix not only performs well, but it’s also pleasing to operate.
Its quiet motor, comfortable grip and anti-suction head earned the Bamix our top pick. What impressed us most was how well it sustained a consistent, strongly defined vortex during our control test.Įngineered with Swiss precision and style, the Pro-1 puts power and performance in the palm of your hand. We credit this design as the reason why the Pro-1 outperformed the competition. This design allows food to easily be drawn across the blade. Unlike most other cages that form a solid dome over the blade, the Bamix has a unique four-pin cage that is open at all sides. Though it may not flaunt as much sleek stainless steel as our other contenders, the Bamix – Pro-1’s outstanding performance convincingly pushed it to the top. For 60 years they’ve concentrated on engineering this one type of product, which helps explain why they do it so well. Derived from the French term “battre et mixer,” which translates to “beating and mixing,” Bamix only manufactures immersion blenders. The 12 immersion blenders we tested Productīamix was founded in the 1950s by Roger Perrinjaquet, the very man who invented and patented the first-ever immersion blender.
We’ve selected the handsomely designed All-Clad – KZ800D51 as the best cordless immersion blender. But we can now also recommend the GE – G8H1AASSPSS for its solid construction and superb maneuverability and control. After puréeing gallons of soup and quarts of fruit smoothies, we decided that our previous top pick, the Bamix – Pro-1 is still the best immersion blender. We learned that several models from top brands have been discontinued, so we researched and tested five new immersion blenders for this 2022 update.
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