We may earn a commission when you buy through links on this site, at no extra cost to you. How we make money.
Personal blenders blend right in the cup you drink from: ideal for one smoothie a day. Here’s how the most popular options compare.
Best overall
Strong enough for frozen fruit and spinach, with a 32-oz cup.
Best value
Two cups and 700 W for about $60.
Cheapest
Fine for soft fruit and yogurt; weak with ice.
| Blender | Our rating | About | Type | Capacity | Warranty |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NutriBullet Pro 900 | 4.4/5 | $95 | Personal | 32 oz cup | 1 year |
| Ninja Fit Personal Blender (QB3001SS) | 4.2/5 | $60 | Personal | Two 16 oz cups | 1 year |
| Magic Bullet | 3.6/5 | $40 | Personal | Small cups (about 18 oz tall cup) | 1 year |
Checked Oct 10, 2026. Details change: confirm on the provider’s site.
A personal blender makes one or two servings and cleans up in seconds. A full-size blender makes bigger batches, thicker bowls and smoother greens. If you want both, look at full-size models with a to-go cup, like the Oster Master Series.
Have a favourite that belongs on this list? Share it. The first good one goes right here.
The best breakfast smoothiesTen breakfast smoothies with enough protein and fiber to last until lunch, with calories and protei…
High-protein smoothiesNine high-protein smoothie recipes with 18-38 g protein each, with and without protein powder, incl…
Green smoothies that actually taste goodEight green smoothie recipes ranked from beginner-friendly spinach to bolder kale, with tips to mak…
Smoothies without bananaNine banana-free smoothie recipes that are still thick and creamy, plus the best banana substitutes…
Low-calorie smoothies under 250 caloriesEleven smoothie recipes under 250 calories each: refreshing, filling and made with whole fruit and …
The best blenders for smoothiesWe compared 12 blenders on smoothness with greens and seeds, frozen fruit, ease of use and value. H…
