Keylitos 5 in 1 Hand Blender vs Mueller Ultra-Stick

Overall Verdict

The Keylitos 5-in-1 is a superior choice of blender all round when compared to the Mueller Ultra-Stick. For hot soup purees, it was somewhat above average while the Mueller left behind a few more lumpy bits. Both were average at best for frozen fruit smoothies; and although the Keylitos takes twice the time, it gets you a decent smoothie while the Meuller still leaves you chunky bits of fruit. For other tasks such as almond milk, mayonnaise, and whipped egg whites the Keylitos excels above average while the Mueller falls below par.

In terms of build quality, there is not much difference between the two, except the Keylitos has a better blade design and 12 speeds compared to the Meuller’s eight. The Meuller disappoints with its ineffective turbo speed, the whisk is poor quality, as evidenced by the mayonnaise and egg white tests, and it doesn’t come with a blending beaker. By comparison, the Keylitos is easier to handle, with less vibrational force and an overall better grip and balance. The Meuller proved a little tiring after a while.

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Pros & Cons

Adequate motor power for most basis tasks
A wide range of speed settings
Mid-grade build quality
Versatile accessories

It’s budget-priced but loaded with accessories
The stainless steel exterior is corrosion resistant
The handle is uniquely-designed with a comfortable grip
Wiping it down is not so difficult
The whole blender can be hung on a hook with other kitchen tools

Potential for sactaches
Inefficient spatter control
Strong suction

The low-quality construction cannot ensure durability
The blade isn’t good at preparing frozen smoothies or pulverizing solid ingredients
The whisk attachment doesn’t provide consistent performance