Make quality shakes, soups, smoothies, and frozen drinks with a versatile blender. The blender that's right for you—from personal to high-performance—depends on what you're making.
View our ratings and reviews and browse our Buying Guide to find the best blenders that crush the competition.
Blender Ratings
Blenders Buying Guide
You can spend as little as $20 on a new blender—or well over $500. Paying more generally means better results and more versatility. But there are exceptions, including high-priced models that literally cracked under the pressure of our tough tests, and bargain blenders that exceeded expectations. This buying guide will lead you to the best blender for your needs and budget.
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Recently Tested Blenders
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Hamilton Beach
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Ninja
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Black+Decker
Power Crush BL1210BG
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Cuisinart
CBB-1200 1.75 Inverter
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Ninja
BlendMax Duo with Auto-iQ Boost BL2013 Personal
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Vitamix
TurboBlend 3-Speed 060304
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Dash
Chef Series Power Blender
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Crux
CRX14546 7-Speed
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