Small appliances and kitchen kit, tested against what buyers actually report.
TechRadar put a meter on it at 60.7 dB, a blogger has run one daily for a year and measured the drawers, and 554 verified buyers rate it 4.8/5. Plus 2,470 W worked out against the current price cap, and three different answers on the guarantee.
A 7-litre bowl for £129.99 and a 4.3-litre bowl for £189 are not the same purchase, and the bigger number is not the better one. Six machines from £28.99 to £189, with prices, weights and buyer ratings checked on 8 September 2026 — and the three that have no rated sample at all.
A 3.9-litre bowl holds 2.4 litres; a 3-litre bowl works to 1.3. Five food processors from £59.99 to £299 with prices, ratings and sample sizes checked in September 2026 — and why the guarantee, not the wattage, is where the money goes.
