Find out how they fared against pricier models. The budget blenders we’ve put just put to the test include Breville, Kenwood and Russell Hobbs. But how much do you really need to spend to get decent smoothies, soups and the like? We’ve tested blenders from £30 up to £550 in this latest round of testing. Cheap blendersīlenders come in a huge array of prices, and the blenders that have just been put through our tough lab tests reflect that. We also tested the higher powered and pricier Nutri Ninja Auto IQ BL480UK – which has a couple of blending programs to choose from.ĭon’t miss our Nutribullet vs Nutri Ninja guide. It’s nearly £30 cheaper than the Nutribullet 600, so might be a smarter purchase if it blends well. The Nutri Ninja BL450UK is both button-free and program-free so has a similar feel to the Nutribullet range.
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Could this cheaper bullet blender be an option if you don’t fancy shelling out three figures for a blender?Ĭan the Nutri Ninja Pro BL450UK blend fruit, veg and seeds in seconds as it claims? We’ve also re-tested the longer-established and lower-powered Magic Bullet. We’ve already tested its popular little brother – go to our Nutribullet 600 review to find out what we thought of it. We’ve just put the larger Nutribullet 900 under the spotlight. The Nutribullet has been grabbing the headlines for a while now, but should you choose a model from this amazingly popular family of bullet blenders or would a Nutri Ninja be a better choice? So how did they score?įind out in our full reviews of mini blenders. We’ve tested eight of the latest blenders, and only two have scored well enough in all these categories to earn our Best Buy recommendation, while another only narrowly misses out on the accolade. In the mix are models from Nutribullet and Nutri Ninja, brands that have redefined the blending market. If you’re after a new blender to make some fruity or veggie treats this summer, you’ll want one that not only blends well but is also easy to use and clean. The Nutribullet 900 claims to give a purer consistency to blends
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