10 bestBlendersof June 2025
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Smoothie Blender, Ganiza Blenders for Smoothies with 15-Piece Blender and Grinder Combo, 4 BPA-Free Personal Blender Cup, for Shakes, Protein Drinks, Fruit Vegetable Drink, Nuts, Spices, Coffee Beans
Ganiza
10.0
23% off
2
Ninja BN701C, Professional Plus Blender with 72oz Pitcher and Auto-iQ Presets, Black/Grey, 1400W (Canadian Version)
Ninja
10.0
3
Ninja BL450C, Nutri Pro Personal Blender For Juices, Shakes & Smoothies, 18 and 24 Oz cups, Black/Silver, 900W (Canadian Version)
Ninja
9.9
10% off
4
NutriBullet 600 Superfood Nutrition Extractor, Blender & Mixer System (8-Piece Set), Silver
NutriBullet
9.8
28% off
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KitchenAid Variable Speed Corded Hand Blender, KHBV53ER
KitchenAid
9.6
Other
Vitamix 5200 Blender, Professional-Grade, 64 oz. Container, White
Vitamix E310 Explorian Blender, Professional-Grade, 48 oz. Container, Black
Ninja BL660C Professional Countertop Blender With 1100-Watt Base,72Oz Total Crushing Pitcher and(2)16 Oz Cups For Frozen Drinksand Smoothies,Silver/Gray,1100W,(Canadian Version)Silver/Grey,7.8 Pounds
Ninja NJ600WMC Professional Blender, 72 oz Pitcher, Black/Silver, 900W (Canadian Version)
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Ninja BN751C, Professional Plus Blender DUO With Auto-iQ, Black , 1200W (Canadian Version), 72oz
Ninja
9.4
7
Ninja BL780C, Ninja Supra Kitchen System with Blender and Food Processor, Black/Silver, 1200W, (Canadian Version)
Ninja
9.2
8
Ninja BN801C, Professional Plus Kitchen System With Auto-iQ, 72oz Pitcher, Black/Silver, 1400W (Canadian Version)
Ninja
9.0
20% off
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Ninja BN300C, Personal Nutri-Blender With Ice-Crushing Technology, Black/Silver, 700W
Ninja
8.7
10
Nutri Bullet NB50100C Pro 1000 Single Serve Blender (1000W) 7-Piece Set, Dark Gray/Light Gray Skirt
NutriBullet
8.5
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A Guide to Selecting the Best Blenders
Choosing the right blender can make a big difference in your kitchen, whether you want to make smoothies, soups, sauces, or even crush ice. The best blender for you depends on what you plan to use it for most often. By understanding the key features and how they relate to your needs, you can find a blender that will serve you well and last a long time.
Power (Wattage)
Power, measured in watts, tells you how strong the blender's motor is. This is important because a more powerful motor can handle tougher ingredients like ice, frozen fruit, or fibrous vegetables. Blenders with lower wattage (around 300-500 watts) are good for simple tasks like making milkshakes or blending soft fruits. Medium power (500-900 watts) can handle smoothies and some ice crushing. High power (over 900 watts) is best for heavy-duty tasks like making nut butters, crushing lots of ice, or blending tough greens. Think about what you want to blend most often—if you mostly make smoothies with soft fruits, you don't need the highest power, but if you want to make nut butters or crush ice regularly, go for a higher wattage.
Capacity
Capacity refers to how much the blender jar can hold, usually measured in liters or cups. This matters because it determines how much you can make at once. Small blenders (under 1 liter or about 4 cups) are great for single servings or small kitchens. Medium sizes (1-1.5 liters or 4-6 cups) are good for couples or small families. Large blenders (over 1.5 liters or 6 cups) are best if you often make big batches or entertain guests. Choose a size that matches how much you usually want to blend at one time.
Blade Material and Design
The blades are what do the actual blending, so their material and shape matter. Most good blenders use stainless steel blades, which are strong and resist rust. Some blades are designed for chopping, others for pureeing or crushing ice. If you want to do a variety of tasks, look for a blender with multi-purpose blades. If you mostly want to crush ice or make smoothies, make sure the blades are strong and sharp enough for those jobs. The right blade design helps you get smoother results and makes the blender more versatile.
Speed Settings and Controls
Speed settings let you control how fast the blades spin. Some blenders have just one or two speeds, while others offer multiple speeds and even special functions like pulse or pre-programmed settings. More speed options give you better control over texture, which is useful if you want to make both chunky salsas and smooth purees. If you like simplicity, a basic blender with a few speeds may be enough. If you want more control or plan to use your blender for many different recipes, look for more speed settings and features.
Jar Material
Blender jars are usually made from glass, plastic, or sometimes stainless steel. Glass jars are sturdy and don't absorb odors or stains, but they can be heavy and breakable. Plastic jars are lighter and less likely to break, but they can scratch or absorb smells over time. Stainless steel jars are very durable and keep contents cool, but you can't see inside while blending. Think about what matters more to you—durability, weight, or being able to see your ingredients—when choosing the jar material.
Ease of Cleaning
Cleaning your blender should be easy, especially if you use it often. Some blenders have removable blades and dishwasher-safe parts, which make cleaning much simpler. Others require more effort to clean by hand. If you want to save time and hassle, look for a blender with parts that are easy to take apart and clean, and check if they are dishwasher safe. This is especially important if you plan to use your blender daily.
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