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8 of 8 humans found the following review helpful.
Bottom cap breaks easily
By Mattia Landoni
After in regards to 20 uses, the plastic bottom cap broke. Unfortunately, it broke off when the blender was full of hot onion cream that it took me an hour to make. So I closely killed myself and had to clean the kitchen for half hour. Nice, huh? It’s a pity because everything else seems high quality, engine, blades, glass cup etc.. Really a pity.
6 of 6 humans found the following review helpful.
Buy with Caution
By Lucky Lori
Oster was the go-to brand for me, so I purchased the 6608 to make smoothies. After two uses, the black plastic screw-on base decisive to start out chipping off around the drive gear. The terrible odor of hot plastic caught my attention, so I lifted the blender jar to find black plastic shreds on the base. Not wanting to spend $100+ for a blender AND wanting a metal drive motor, I even-exchanged it at the store for the same model. Time will tell if this one holds up. Shoulda held my old harvest gold Oster I sold at a garage sale a few years back!
10 of 12 humans found the following review helpful.
JUNK!!
By JB
Once-upon-a-time, Oster blenders were a quality appliance. No more. I purchased my blender 4 months ago and have gone through two of the black plastic bottom caps (hold the blade and gasket to glass jar.) They are CHEAP. I’m a careful user, but the cap cracks and will no longer hold the jar. Oster gives me the run-around each time I contact them and won’t replace. (The last portion I had to recompense for myself.) Jarden presently owns Oster, Sunbeam, Mr. Coffee, Crockpot and other brands. (see [...]) I’ve gotten the same negligent responses in regards to disintigration of the plastic elements on one of their Crockpots. I will no longer buy any Jarden product for myself or any person else and check their internet site to be sure I’m avoiding them. I won’t give them another probability to steal our hard-earned money.
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