Product comparison · 2 mincers

Gorenje MG2000TJW mincer vs Kenwood MG450 mincer

10specifications compared
10differ
0identical
6known for one product only

Key differences

The Gorenje MG2000TJW mincer has 1,560 W more power than the Kenwood MG450 mincer (2000 W vs 440 W). The Gorenje MG2000TJW mincer has 80 mm more width than the Kenwood MG450 mincer (290 mm vs 210 mm). The Kenwood MG450 mincer has 65 mm more depth than the Gorenje MG2000TJW mincer (265 mm vs 200 mm). Product colour: Silver on the Gorenje MG2000TJW mincer, White on the Kenwood MG450 mincer.

Power
- MG2000TJW mincer:2000 W
- MG450 mincer:440 W
Product colour
- MG2000TJW mincer:Silver
- MG450 mincer:White
Width
- MG2000TJW mincer:290 mm
- MG450 mincer:210 mm
Depth
- MG2000TJW mincer:200 mm
- MG450 mincer:265 mm
Height
- MG2000TJW mincer:306 mm
- MG450 mincer:330 mm
Weight
- MG2000TJW mincer:5.1 kg
- MG450 mincer:3.8 kg
Package width
- MG2000TJW mincer:326 mm
- MG450 mincer:398 mm
Package depth
- MG2000TJW mincer:260 mm
- MG450 mincer:242 mm

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Comparison of MG2000TJW, MG450
16 specifications	A Gorenje MG2000TJW mincer Model MG2000TJW View product	B Kenwood MG450 mincer Model MG450 View product
Features2 differ
PowerDiffers	2000 W	440 W
Product colourDiffers	Silver	White
Easy to cleanKnown for one	Yes	Unknown — not stated by the source
On/off switchKnown for one	Yes	Unknown — not stated by the source
ReverseKnown for one	Yes	Unknown — not stated by the source
Number of speedsKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	1
Materialidentical
Blade materialKnown for one	Stainless steel	Unknown — not stated by the source
Housing materialKnown for one	Metal	Unknown — not stated by the source
Weight & dimensions4 differ
WidthDiffers	290 mm	210 mm
DepthDiffers	200 mm	265 mm
HeightDiffers	306 mm	330 mm
WeightDiffers	5.1 kg	3.8 kg
Packaging data4 differ
Package widthDiffers	326 mm	398 mm
Package depthDiffers	260 mm	242 mm
Package heightDiffers	426 mm	274 mm
Package weightDiffers	5.7 kg	5.32 kg

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