Pretty good for basic blending.
933471
It started out ok, but didn't do a great job with some fruits and vegs.  You had to stop the motor and scrape down the sides and free up the blade, because it would stop spinning. Also, the smoothie cup
broke the first time we used it, and smoothie flew all over my kitchen.
3050675
I use this mostly for blending/puree. I have a Bosch mixer that I use for just about everything else. this is a fair processor and will do the  job but it is not anything fancy. It's a plastic food processor with a decent looking appearance. It doesn't look all that sturdy, but the cord storage and suction cups are a nice feature. the only issue I've had is that the blades sit about 1.5 inches off the bottom of the container and food that falls below doesn't get chopped very well. Other than that, it's pretty good.
4401140
Blends well.  Small amount for the price though.  Package was leaking some of the contents upon arrival.
2810463
The colors are nice with enough pigment.  They don't seem agreeable to adding a lot of layers though but I'm still getting used to them.  That is an issue if you need to create a color like purple.  Koh-I-Noor seem smoother but that is the only other oil cp I have tried.  Prismas and Derwent (both wax) seem to layer much better or at least you can really add many layers with those.  The Lyra blender pencil is nice and it comes with the set.  I really dislike the attached lid.  I keep my pencils in their case and it just takes up too much room when opened.  The lightfastness rating is another plus with this brand.
436008
This is like 10 bucks, so you shouldn't expect to be able to obliterate anything you put into it. I was still a little disappointed that it had some trouble mixing my protein shakes. I could still see the line where some protein powder didn't get mixed in with the milk or other materials I had been using. Other thank losing that 1 gram of protein per shake this thing has done it's job. Mostly blends things and is light and easy enough to be stored away quickly.
3220512
I've used this a few times so far, and it does take a little bit sometimes for ice or frozen fruit to begin blending. But overall it works well and gets the job done, good blender for the price. I also love the travel bottle!
352288
Oster Reverse Crush Blender is a sturdy basic blender. Short enough to fit under my upper cabinets and is not ostentatious on the counter. Glass jar lends just enough heft to feel like a quality product.

The motor on my 2 year old Ninja system was going out, and my daily smoothie started to become a chore to make. The Ninja system seemed like an eyesore on my counter-tops, and was kept in a drawer. Dragging it out added to my frustration.
I have a least one frozen drink a day, from berry smoothies to green smoothies to healthy chocolate "milkshakes". I considered investing in either a Vitamix or Blendertec system. Both were pretty expensive, and had options that I may not ever utilize.
My need was simple: blend up frozen fruits and veggies with added ice lump-free.
I like the feel of glass blenders, and wanted one that would fit well on the counter. The Oster has met all of those requirements.

The frozen drink button works fairly well, but I am not used to the lack of control. It sometimes takes a couple of cycles to get the drinks nice and smooth. Tip: If using whey, add if after the frozen drink cycle and pulse it into your drink. Incorporating it into your smoothie at the beginning seems to create a texture that doesn't blend smoothly.

This blender is a good choice if you are looking for basic functions at a good price.
3035883
Good low end blender. The glass pitcher is a plus. Superior to a similarly priced Hamilton Beach blender I previously owned. If you plan on doing serious blending plan on spending more money.. For the price this is adequate to what it does.
490088
They have semi-firm tips for blending colors and are economical . I used them to blend oil based pencils.
2683099
This blender is pretty nice. Nice that it comes with 3 containers and 2 top and 2 blades. It still isn't quite as powerful/efficient at making shakes that some out there. I often just put carrots and milk and a few other things, and if I have a large contrast of hardness between the contents, for example, carrots and milk, it struggles a bit.

If I throw a banana in, then it helps get everything broke down better.

Overall though, it's convenient to only have the top blender piece, not a huge blender, and it works well.
4976856
It's a nice little blender to have if you are making drinks for one and want something quick and easy that won't take up a lot of space or require cleaning a bunch of parts.
521913
I've had 2 similar Hamilton Beach blenders and both broke before a year had gone by. So I bought the Magic Bullet but had to return it because it wouldn't blend the smoothies I wanted it to blend...even after shaking and pounding and stirring a bunch (2 ice cubes,1 sm. ripe avocado, 1/3 C frozen blueberries, 1 TBS almond butter, 1 TBS powdered greens, 1 TBS  vanilla protein powder, and coconut milk to fill).  I've only used the Bravit a couple of times, but it did a much better job.  I did have to shake it a time or two but the glass is much bigger than the MB so there was more headroom to get a good shake going.  I don't expect this to last forever, but for the money, it's done a decent job of making my smoothies so far.  I'm still looking for a machine that is reasonably priced that will fully blend everything without having to shake or stir.
599522
It's ok.  Sometimes inconsistent blending.  Found a better deal with more attachments at a retail store about a week after purchasing this. So that was disappointing.
4725885
As a blender, it works well, with the celebrated two speeds, which are more than adequate for my blending and pureeing needs. The design is pleasing, the base is well weighted and the container is easy to lift off and put back on the base. Having been exposed to the "twist and lock" Osterizers in the past, just plunking it down and clicking on the switch took a little getting used to, but I think I like it. The handle is the only thing that isn't up to the standard of the rest of the blender, it's slippery and not very ergonomic. I have held other, much more secure feeling and slipless handles, but on the upside, glass is easy to clean. It's also part of the whole "look" of this blender, so I don't expect the handle to improve anytime soon.
Take a look at it in the store before buying it, it's expensive, and you might get a better deal for your money with another brand. But if you would like something on the pretty boy side as well as functional, consider this model. If you're in this price range anyway, maybe the self-cleaning models without the whole blade/rubber gasket combo (as easy as it might be, this gets to be a pain for just a smoothie in the morning) might be worth a serious look.
2331657
It does what it's advertised to do. Could be built a bit sturdier. It does chop, slice and blend pretty good.
2317286
Great little blender for what it is. Obviously don't expect it to grind mulch like a vitamix, but it gets the job done for simple frozen berries and ice cubes. Occasionally I have to take it off the stand and give it a good shake mid blend, as ice cubes get lodged in the blades pretty easily. But it cleans when and travels great with the lid. The one thing I would change is the cord it really short, so it has to sit right next to the socket when its blending. However, if you do not want it on the counter, its small and stores easily.
1647937
Very soft lead so they are great for blending. And they sharpen very easily. The only inconvenience is that they don't have names of colors, only numbers. Which makes it a little harder to remember a color once you've put it away