I bought this smoothie maker a few years back, when I was very into the whole smoothie craze. I don't remember how much I paid for it, though I remember it was quite reasonable. I understand that you can now get this model for as little as £5 on ebay. The machine is quite bulky though not excessively so, about average when compared to other smoothie makers. It looks quite modern and fit in well with the other appliances in our kitchen. In terms of functions there are pulse, smooth and mix buttons depending on what you want to do. I tend to just use the mix and smooth buttons in order to try and get the smoothest texture from the fruit. In terms of the ...  Read the complete review

I had one of these machines up until about 6 months ago when it was replaced with a Kenwood Smoothie to Go machine. I cannot recall how much we paid for it as it was quite a while ago when Smoothie makers were just becoming common place in people's homes, but a quich search on Amazon will bring you one for sale for £15 plus P&P. As I said, this was probably one of the first smoothie makers available for people to use at home, and it is evident that the design of these machines has moved on a lot since this machine was introduced. The most obvious thing you notice about the SB200 is it's size - it is absolutely huge. Thankfully we have a large ...  Read the complete review