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Our guide to the best blenders UK covers six models you can order today, from a £29.99 Philips jug blender to a 1200W Ninja 2-in-1 that makes smoothies and dips. Prices were checked on Amazon UK on 13 November 2026 and may change.
Blenders are one of the most popular kitchen gifts at Christmas and a staple of the January health kick. We have included personal smoothie makers, a cordless portable blender and full-size jug blenders, so you can pick the right type for how you will actually use it.
In this guide
Quick picks: the best blenders UK at a glance
| Best for | Product | Amazon UK price* | Rating on Amazon | Shop |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best budget jug blender | Philips Blender 3000 | £29.99 | 4.2/5 (5,803 ratings) | Amazon · eBay |
| Best portable blender | Ninja Blast portable | £32.00 | 4.4/5 (4,680 ratings) | Amazon · eBay |
| Best personal smoothie maker | Ninja Slim QB3001UKS | £34.00 | 4.7/5 (5,799 ratings) | Amazon · eBay |
| Best glass jug | Tefal Blendforce II glass | £38.99 | 4.4/5 (1,137 ratings) | Amazon · eBay |
| Best known nutrient extractor | nutribullet 600 | £49.99 | 4.7/5 (18,001 ratings) | Amazon · eBay |
| Best all-rounder | Ninja 2-in-1 BN750UK | £89.00 | 4.7/5 (5,139 ratings) | Amazon · eBay |
Our reviews of the best blenders UK
Here is a closer look at each pick, with the price we saw on Amazon UK on 13 November 2026, who sells it, the key specs from the listing and who it suits.
Philips Blender 3000 Series (450W, 1.9L jar)
The Philips 3000 Series cost £29.99, sold by Amazon. It has a 450W motor with one speed and a pulse function, and a large 1.9-litre plastic jar that Philips says makes up to five 200ml servings at once.
It is a simple, family-sized blender for smoothies and soups, and the jar is dishwasher-safe. It is less powerful than the Ninja models, so it is better for soft fruit and soups than lots of ice.
Ninja Blast Portable Blender (530ml, cordless)
The Ninja Blast cost £32.00 in Forest Green, sold by Amazon. It is a cordless blender with a USB-C rechargeable base and a 530ml cup (470ml max fill) that you drink straight from, with a leak-proof sip lid and carry handle.
Ninja says a full charge gives more than 10 blends and takes about two hours. It is Ninja’s most compact and quietest blender, so it suits gym bags and offices rather than family breakfasts.
Ninja Slim Blender and Smoothie Maker QB3001UKS (700W)
The Ninja Slim cost £34.00, sold by Amazon. You push the 470ml cup down onto the 700W base to blend, then swap the blade for a spout lid and take it with you. Two cups and two lids come in the box.
Ninja says it handles whole fruit, nuts, seeds and ice, and all removable parts are dishwasher-safe. With nearly 5,800 ratings and a 4.7 score, it is one of the best blenders UK buyers can get for single smoothies.
Tefal Blendforce II Blender (800W, 2L glass jug)
The Tefal Blendforce II with a glass jug cost £38.99, sold by Amazon. It has an 800W motor, two speeds, ice crush and a 2-litre heat-resistant glass jug with a pour spout.
The stainless steel blade is removable for cleaning and Tefal says spare parts are available for 15 years. Glass does not stain or scratch like plastic, which makes it a good choice if you blend warm soups.
nutribullet 600 Series Blender (600W)
The nutribullet 600 cost £49.99, sold by Amazon. It has a 600W motor running at up to 20,000 RPM, and there are no buttons: you twist the blade onto the cup and press it onto the base.
The set includes a 680ml tall cup, a 511ml short cup and a stay-fresh lid. With more than 18,000 ratings, it is the most reviewed blender here and a reliable choice for daily smoothies.
Ninja 2-in-1 Blender with Auto-iQ BN750UK (1200W)
The Ninja 2-in-1 cost £89.00, sold by Amazon. A 1200W base drives both a 2.1-litre jug for dips, sauces and drinks to share and a 700ml cup for a single smoothie on the go.
Auto-iQ gives three one-touch programmes (Blend, Max Blend and Crush) plus four manual speeds, and Ninja says the blades are tested over 1,000 ice-crushing cycles. If you only want one machine, this is the most versatile of the best blenders UK shops had in stock.
How we chose the best blenders UK kitchens need
We looked at the best-selling blenders on Amazon UK and kept only models sold by Amazon and in stock on 13 November 2026, all with strong ratings from real buyers. We chose a mix of types: a budget jug, a cordless portable, a personal smoothie maker, a glass jug, a nutrient extractor and a powerful 2-in-1.
We have relied on the specifications in each listing rather than our own tests. For other countertop helpers, our clever kitchen gadgets under £20 guide has plenty of cheaper ideas, and our list of the best blenders UK stores sell will be refreshed as prices change.
Blender buying tips
Personal blender or jug blender?
A personal blender blends straight into a cup you drink from, which is quick and easy to clean. A jug blender is better for soups, sauces and drinks for the whole family.
Power
Wattage is a rough guide to how well a blender handles ice and frozen fruit. Around 600W to 800W is fine for most smoothies; 1200W models cope better with tougher jobs.
Glass or plastic
Glass jugs are heavier but resist stains and scratches. Plastic jugs and cups are lighter and less likely to break if dropped. Look for BPA-free plastic.
Hot liquids
Not every blender is designed for hot food. Let soup cool a little and never fill above the maximum line, and check the manual for your model.
Healthy smoothies
Smoothies are an easy way to eat more fruit and veg, but the NHS guide to what counts as one of your 5 A Day says smoothies count as a maximum of one portion a day, however much you drink. For safe use of kitchen appliances, see Electrical Safety First.
Blenders and Black Friday
Black Friday falls on 27 November 2026, and Ninja and nutribullet often feature in the sales. Some of the best blenders UK retailers stock may drop in price, but we have not quoted any discounts here, only the prices we saw on the day. If you are buying a gift, the Ninja Blast and Ninja Slim are easy choices under £35.
Best blenders UK: frequently asked questions
What is the best blender for smoothies?
For a single smoothie, a personal blender such as the Ninja Slim or nutribullet 600 is quickest, because you blend and drink from the same cup. For several servings at once, a jug blender is better.
Can a blender crush ice?
Many can. The Ninja models and the Tefal Blendforce list ice crushing in their specifications. Lower-powered blenders may struggle with lots of ice, so add some liquid first.
Can I put hot soup in a blender?
Some jug blenders, especially those with glass jugs, are suitable for warm liquids, but always check the manual. Let soup cool slightly and do not overfill the jug.
Are blender parts dishwasher-safe?
On most models in this guide, the cups, jugs and lids are dishwasher-safe. Motor bases must never go in water; wipe them with a damp cloth.
Is a portable blender worth it?
A cordless blender like the Ninja Blast is handy for the gym or office. It is less powerful than a mains blender and has a smaller cup, so it is best as a second blender or for one person.
Our verdict on the best blenders UK
For most people, the Ninja Slim is the best-value smoothie maker and the nutribullet 600 is the reliable classic. If you want one machine for smoothies and family-sized blends, the Ninja 2-in-1 is the best all-rounder. On a tight budget, the Philips 3000 Series is the cheapest of the best blenders UK shoppers can order today.
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