"A $40 blender that performs like one, despite the 'professional' label on the box."
The 750-watt peak power rating means the motor can handle thin liquids and soft fruit, but will struggle to pulverize ice or fibrous greens without bogging down or overheating.
This is a functional choice for someone who makes a simple protein shake a few times a month and whose primary purchasing factor is the lowest possible upfront cost. The glass jar is a legitimate upgrade over the hazy plastic found on competing models at this rock-bottom price.
Anyone planning to make daily smoothies, crush ice, or blend anything fibrous like kale should save for a better machine. The motor isn't built for regular use and its inevitable failure will negate the initial savings when a replacement is needed.