Oster 4094 Designer Classic Beehive

Pros: Makes me feel as if I've finally attained the American dream

Cons: Makes me worry about scaring the baby with all that noise

The Bottom Line: This blender has already paid for itself several times over. Take your domestic bliss to new heights with the Osterizer Classic Blender.

Review: I recently said goodbye to my 20's, and not without some melancholy. If I weren't pregnant, I'd have to be in graduate school or traveling the world in order to feel whole. I really wish someone would have told me how great your 30's can be though. ...

Pros: Powerful enough to blend anything

Cons: Loud

The Bottom Line: This is a great blender for just about anything you could need it for.

Review: After days of exhausting research on which blender to buy for making homemade baby food, I finally settled on the Oster 4094. My decision was impacted by the chrome styling, the availability of mini- jars to go with it (more about these later), and a ...

Pros: Well built, powerful machine. Eveything you could want in a blender

Cons: Single speed only. Lousy food-processor attachement.

The Bottom Line: Buy this blender. It'll last a lifetime and you'll never regret it!

Review: I got married on 4/20/02, and when we were shopping around for things to put in our registry, I was a little under whelmed. My Fiancée and I have been living together for the last two years, and we had accumulated enough “household items” for an entire...

Pros: durable, a workhorse, lasts up to 30 years!

Cons: none

Review: My Super Deluxe Beehive blender is still going and it is more than 30 years old! I probably should not put this review here, but I think that the fact that my beehive blender is still working like new, speaks to the quality of Oster blenders,...

Pros: Fantastic value , very powerful, simple design

Cons: none

The Bottom Line: This is the 500 watt 4096 model. Go for it!

Review: After researching all the blenders, I found the best value
in the Classic beehive 500 watt blender. In two words "heavy
Duty" For $48.00 bucks you can't go wrong. I checked out
12 or so blenders including the higher price stuff like
...

Pros: Extreme power. Simplicity. Clean design. Easy assembly. Heavy and sturdy.

Cons: Loud.

The Bottom Line: If you want a powerful blender that can do more than just make drinks, you won't find a better machine, especially at this price.

Review: So powerful it's almost scary. So loud you almost need earplugs. Mine said "now with 600 watts of power" and I believe it. Makes my top-of-the-line Cuisinart PowerPrep Plus food processor seem like a wimp by comparison, but of course they do different ...

Pros: Blends easily and quickly. Very reliable and well built.

Cons: Loud and liquid can fly out if too full

The Bottom Line: If you hark back to a simpler time when lifes pleasures took the form of frosty malts or steamy soups this is the machine for you.

Review: Growing up a child of the 60s in the 70s and 80s I remember well the old Oster blender my parents had. It was used, in those pre-food processor days, to chop and blend many meals. When I got older I decided to go with what I knew and purchased the Oster...

Pros: Heavy duty construction, glass jar with good pouring spout

Cons: Some mention noise, but it isn't any louder then my old one

The Bottom Line: This is the blender for you no matter what you like to chop because it can handle all

Review: ::Update with more details:: I got a blender about 3 months ago that just stopped working right. I never liked it anyway because I could never chop ice. After I searched for almost 2 hours on the net trying to find a $40~ blender that works and ...

Pros: Sleek design, timeless quality

Cons: No specific settings

The Bottom Line: Worth it to splurge on this retro yet durable blender

Review: For my newest housewarming, my mother gave me this beautiful Osterizer Classic Beehive blender. At first, I was worried that the "on/off" switch would not be useful if I wanted to "frappe" versus "blend." I soon discovered that actually there is no need...

Pros: Heavy Duty, Looks Classic

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: It is worth the money, actually a lot less than the kitchenaid and looks better.

Review: I bought this blender about 8 months ago. I had wanted it because of the powerful motor, heavy glass jar and stainless steel body but was hesitant with the lack of buttons. I didn't understand why it was the primo deluxe but didn't have 50 little...