What is the difference between the Oster 4096, 4093 and BPCT02 beehive blenders?
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4096-5cups, 500 watts...4093-5cups, 600 watts...BPCT02-6cups, 600 watts. That all I know. I have the 4093 and it works great. I also have different blade sets for it.
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It would seem that the main differences are size, style and power. The differences are minor. Do you want a model that can hold 6 cups or 5 cups? Do you want 500 watts of power or 600 watts. There's no real difference between them. They're all great models. My recommendation - unless you know you need that 6th cup of space - just get which one you think looks better.
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Hi, the only difference I see is cosmetic finish of the base and the shape of the blender jar. All beehives have round jars except this model. I'm a typical guy who drinks his smoothies straight out of the jar and find the square jar to be less messy :)
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Oster 4093 is simple, classic design about 16 inches; 5 cup;glass; 2 speed; 500 watt. Oster 4096 is 2 speed; 5 cup; glass; 500 watt (around $60). BPCT-02 is 6 cup; glass; 2 speed toggle switch; 600 watts(?). Blenders run from about 16- 18 inches.If possible, be sure you get stainless steel blades.
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The components of the blender are essentially the same, the only difference is the exterior (brushed Stainless) and the recipe book has gourmet recipes endorsed by the CIA ( Culinary Institute of America ). I recently upgraded my kitchen with granite And opted to spend a little more $$$. My brother has the black 5200 and the blenders perform the same.
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I have no idea. Looks very similar but on http://www.blackanddeckerappliances.com/products/food-preparation/blenders/10-speed-blender-bl2010wg.aspx that I went to the blade has writing around edges and mine does not. I also wanted to tell you that I just looked at mine and it is already cracked again. Only used once or twice since got this new one. I will write review about that now. Sorry I couldn't verify. Duane.
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I have the CSB-77 Smart Stick hand blender. From what I can tell it looks like the HB-154PC. But, you probably need a little more research.
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I have no idea ... :-). In my experience, blender blades seem to be almost universal in size/functionality (regardless of brand) You may want to google it, contact your neighborhood appliance repair shop or contact Oster at 1-800-334-0759 or www.oster.com. Good luck!
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This is the total blender. It is a new model. There is also a certified refurbished available. The 560 is a different model.
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I am not familiar with your Oster model. What I do know is that jars, blades and the bottom cap that holds the blade have been interchangeable across all Oster blenders for years
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i just spoke with tech support at EdgeCraft who manufactures both models and they say that the differences are as follows:1. 610 is the newer model2. 610 has a closed base vs. an open one on the 6093. 610 has more metal components vs. the 609
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I have a BPHT02 and it has a 40oz jar. In the slow speed you have to hold the pulse switch down to continue blending. Not a big deal! Checked them both out - can't find any difference!
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The "Consumer Reports" August, 2007 issue rates blenders. The Oster BPST02-B is not rated as this is a bartender's blender without a lot of home blender options like "pulse" (that works well for knocking down chunks of ice cream into the blades). Note that all the blenders in the CR issue have one year warranties except for the $400.00 Vita-Mix that has a 7 year warranty. The Oster BPST02-B has a three-year warranty, two years longer than almost all other blenders, and an all metal drive and heavy duty cord. So it's a work-horse blender like those used in bars to make Margaritas, etc. and should be good for completely pulverizing ice cubes. It's also noisy like restaurant grade, bar blenders. As for the horsepower to watts conversion, the other blenders may use a different way of calculating wattage values--a question for engineering or physicist types.
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Yes. The bases of the Oster blenders appear to stay the same across models.
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They have stopped making this model. When I talked to their customer service when mine broke they replaced it with a remanufactured Breville BBL605XL Hemisphere Control Blender and separate juicier. Which was a great deal because mine were 2 years old and way out of warranty!
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You cannot go on the size of the motor only when buying a product. The oster may have a bigger motor but the build quality of the tribest is excellent. I have had this little beast for a while and it still works like the day I bought it. In my opinion it is the best personal blender out there.
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Looks like the Pro 500. It's marked on the item on the face . Excellent Blender.
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I cannot specifically answer... I purchased the 5200, and it is an amazing machine. I did months and months of homework before purchasing... Most consumer reviews put Vitamix on top... Consumer Reports put Vitamix on top... So then weeding through the many different Vitamix models... The 5200 kept popping up... THE top lender on CR... Smoothie King uses the 5200... And the narrower base really prevents build up like you get on the wider base models that are similar to BlendTec. I trust CR, and the many consumer reviews back it up. You won't go wrong with the 5200.
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This refresh kit has a blade that would be compatible with the 6850-6889 blender, but the rest of the parts may not be compatible. So that we can ensure you order the correct replacement parts for your blender, please contact our customer care team through our www.oster.com/contactus website.
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I'm not sure, but I think the base of the oster blenders are standard. The only differences I saw is if you want it squared or a round container. Hope that helps.