?? Philips HR3652 Blender — a very thorough look ? at everything in the box

(00:15) very heavy glass jug – weighs almost 2 kg (00:21) The big dial on the front lights up (it looks so cool) (00:33) It’s powerful, and loud, as a result… especially when turned up to max. (00:51) You can see the end result of the mixing the powder and milk; there is no residue. INTO THE PATIO: ? *video has no sound after this point* ? (00:55) It’s a beautiful appliance. (01:21) A view of the base, from underneath. You can see the rubber suction cups. (01:33) You can see the UK fitted plug. (01:37) The Philips sticker on the underside of the base. [It says “220V 1400W Philips NL address, Made in China".] (01:37) You can also see the vents. (01:55) You get an idea of the length of the power cable, which is attached to the machine (it cannot be removed) (02:01) Etching on plastic indicates that you need to twist to lock / unlock. (02:05) The lid of the blender. (02:08) A look at those blades through the glass (02:22) The Lid on the jug; you need to push and hold it down [hard to do with one hand for the video lol] (02:31) Those 3D blades again. (02:42) The markings on the side of the glass jug (02:57) Spatula (03:24) The Spatula goes through a hole in the lid of the jug (03:30) You can see the spatula stops short of reaching the blades. (03:33) Look at those blades! it’s what Philips are calling “3-D” blades, which is a bit silly, but they work so effectively! (03:39) [That little cup thing going into the hole in the lid] A LOOK AT THE INCLUDED LITERATURE:...