| 88 | | $400 | We think it's hard to go wrong with this kitchen appliance if you want the best of the best for your blending needs |
| 88 | | $520 | This product is one of the best blenders available, handling everything we threw at it |
| 88 | | $600 | While this blender did match our award winners in terms of performance, it does retail for a price that is significantly higher |
| 82 | | $100 | If you are shopping on a budget, it's hard to go wrong with the Nutribullet ZNBF30400Z |
| 80 | | $200 | If you are looking for a budget blender that makes fantastic frozen drinks and superb smoothies, look no further than the Ninja |
| 79 | | $450 | Finishing near the top of the pack, the Vitamix 5200 delivered a great, not amazing performance |
| 76 | | $450 | While we didn't find any major flaws with the Blendtec, it's priced like a top product, rather than one that scored in the middle of the group |
| 67 | | $180 | While the Cleanblend performed quite well in all of our metrics, there are other products that did far better overall for the same price |
| 66 | | $160 | For those that want a great blender and don't want to pay a premium price, the KitchenAid Diamond is a solid option |
| 61 | | $250 | While the Versa Pro had a few standout performances, it overall scored quite low |
| 49 | | $200 | The main distinguishing feature of this product is its personal-sized blender cups but is otherwise quite unimpressive |
| 37 | | $35 | This inexpensive blender had an overall abysmal performance compared to the premium models |
