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Black & Decker FP1550

*Est. $50

Black & Decker FP1550

pros
  • In a sea of negative reviews, only one reviewer acknowledges that the Black & Decker FP1550 grates cheeses nicely.
cons
  • Complaints about the Black & Decker FP1550 range from poor design to noise. Experts note that the best food processors are on the heavy side, which makes them stable. The Black & Decker FP1550 is a lightweight in this respect.
 
 
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It works, but it doesn't work, November 5, 2009
I used this item with fine results for quite some time. Then, like other reviewers, I couldn't lock the lid. Obviously if the lid won't lock then the processor won't work. It was so frustrating that I finally just tossed it in the garbage. Now I have a brand new Kitchenaid Food Processor. It cost more, but I believe it was well worth it to get a quality product.
Poor Customer Service, October 13, 2009

My food processor worked fine, but one day about two or three months after I had gotten it, the bowl fell on the floor and cracked. I was surprised that it cracked so easily. When I called customer service to see if they would replace it, they were not willing to do so, even though they knew that I had only had it a few months. I will not be replacing my food processor with another one from Black and Decker.

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Didn't work out of the box, October 5, 2009
This product didn't work out of the box. Unfortunately I didn't buy via amazon & wasn't able to return. There are plenty of food processors out there made by companies that actually stand by their factory warranties; this isn't one of them. Spend the extra $20 and get something decent.
Agree, poorly designed and flimsy, September 26, 2009

The very first time I used it one of the plastic catches broke off as I tried to latch it. Tonight I was grating cheese and a piece of cheese, not particularly hard cheese, I might add, broke off and caught at the edge of the feed tube. Apparently that put enough pressure on another piece of flimsy plastic and one side of the lid popped up. I could sort of get it to work, but it's essentially useless for anything but food that I would with the chopping blade in the bottom. Won't be buying another of these.

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Has held up for 3 years so far..., September 21, 2009

We got this as a wedding gift three years ago. I don't use it very often, but when I do, it always performs. Because I don't use it often, I forgot how the bowl locking mechanism works. I stupidly forced the bowl into position and part of the plastic in the handle broke off and is now shaking around inside the handle where I can't get to it. It's annoying, but it still works. And I'm not docking it because it broke - I know that was my fault for being impatient and not getting the instruction book back out. I just wish the mechanism was more intuitive.

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1. Amazon.com

The Black & Decker FP1550 has earned a single star (out of 5) in two owner reviews. Both complain of noise and flimsy plastic parts.

Review: Black & Decker FP1550S Reviews, Contributors to Amazon.com

2. Epinions.com

Three owners have posted reviews for the Black & Decker FP1550 at Epinions, and all are negative. Owners say the food processor is noisy and prone to breaking.

Review: Black & Decker FP1550 Review, Contributors to Epinions, As of January 2008

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