dinsdale said...
Do a bit of Googling. I found 8 (iirc) different brand names of the same type of tool around the globe, and the "Renovator" was the cheapest I could find. Now that I've seen one and played with one (in depth), when I'm fed up with the cost of blades for mine I intend to buy one. The Bosch doesn't have anything like the same solid feel and its blades are 2+ times the price. Bosch is just a name. Their handyman stuff comes out of the same Chinese factories, just like nearly everything these days. The Dremel is actually German made - and not worth the extra cost.
Yes, that's right. Most respectfully - do a bit of Googling

Dremel is most definitely not German made, however, the Fein Multimaster, from which all other oscillating tools are derived, is German made, and very highly recommended. On the other hand, you can buy the "Renovator" - good for "blaming the tools" when the job goes wrong.
Back to the topic - I don't see how this is different to any other "but wait, there is more" kind of infomercial. And I cannot see how this product is any better than a stick-blender.