The series includes immersion blenders from the mid-price range, designed for demanding users who need high performance, precise control, and advanced capabilities. The main design feature of these devices is a trigger with adjustable pressure sensitivity. This means that the blenders do not have classic specific speed modes — instead, there is one button that responds to pressure: the harder you press, the higher the speed, providing intuitive one-handed control without the need to turn a dial.


The immersion part is made of durable metal, can come into contact with hot ingredients, and features a special dome-shaped design to prevent splashing. The ActivFlow technology involves four stainless steel blades with a special geometry: two straight serrated inner blades for intensive chopping and two serrated outer blades, positioned slightly higher, for optimal ingredient capture. This design creates a spiral movement, ensuring thorough mixing without residue at the bottom of the glass. The top versions use Powelix Life technology with titanium-coated blades for perfect results and durability.

The power of the devices averages around 1000 W, but the Infiny Force Pro models have increased ratings up to 1200 W. Otherwise, the differences between the appliances lie only in design and configuration. Usually, the set includes additional attachments for various tasks, including a whisk, chopper, ice-crushing blade, and a purée-making attachment.