Product comparison · 2 blenders

Philips 3000 series HR2191/30 blender vs Philips 3000 series HR2291/20 blender

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  • 29specifications compared
  • 2differ
  • 27identical
  • 1known for one product only

Key differences

  • Material jar(s)
    • 3000 series HR2191/30 blender:Plastic
    • 3000 series HR2291/20 blender:Glass

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Comparison of HR2191/30, HR2291/20
30 specifications
Featuresidentical
TypeTabletop blenderTabletop blender
Removable bowlYesYes
Product colourWhiteWhite
Cord storageYesYes
Cord length0.85 m0.85 m
Detachable blade unitYesYes
Detachable lidYesYes
Easy to cleanKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the sourceYes
Dishwasher-proof partsYesYes
Effective capacity1.25 L1.25 L
Performanceidentical
Bowl capacity2 L2 L
Number of speeds22
Control typeRotaryRotary
Ice crushingYesYes
Pulse functionYesYes
ChopperYesYes
Material1 differ
Blending bowl materialGlassGlass
Housing materialStainless steelStainless steel
Blade materialStainless steelStainless steel
Material jar(s)DiffersPlasticGlass
Poweridentical
Power600 W600 W
Power sourceACAC
Weight & dimensionsidentical
Width192 mm192 mm
Depth168 mm168 mm
Height381 mm381 mm
Other featuresidentical
Country of originChinaChina
Warranty period2 year(s)2 year(s)
Technical details1 differ
Dangerous goodsNoNo
FeaturesDiffersProblend technology with 4 star stainless steel blade; Durability: Motor Thermo protection sensor; Easy to clean: Dishwasher safe; Easy to clean: Detachable blade; Jar size: 2L maximum capacity; Jar size: 1.25L effective capacity; Speed settings: 2 speed+pulse; Jar material: Plastic; Doesn’t vibrateProblend technology with 4 star stainless steel blade; Durability: Motor Thermo protection sensor; Easy to clean: Dishwasher safe; Jar size: 2L maximum capacity; Jar size: 1.25L effective capacity; Speed settings: 2 speed+pulse; Easy to clean: Detachable blade; Easy to store: Integrated power and co
Power consumption (max)600 W600 W

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