Why These 5 Portable Blenders Are a Game-Changer in 2024

[@alexander2685]

I love my ninja blaster blender.

[@Prence]

I bought a blendjet 2 three weeks ago. It’s ok, I just wish the container could be taken on the go, you have to take the base and the vessel, also I wish the lid had a drinking spout. It was only $23 on clearance at Walmart.

[@MEWS-z2n]

You didn’t mention the price?!

[@melitonartemio]

How much

[@Playstation5-d9u]

The Hamilton is the best the ninja blender is garbage the battery died in few months and my Hamilton keep goin no problems

[@TopTrip3le]

Do you have the plug in hamplton or the rechargeable one?

[@christinagoss8157]

Supposed to add liquid first

[@reneeboyd80]

I'm glad that trash Blendjet blender isn't on the list. Good list. Thanks!

[@dogdays2012ify]

The Blendjet 2 is is awesome compared to the original Blendjet.

[@jessicab331]

@@dogdays2012ifyi guess if you didn’t get a recalled one 😩

[@platybusbrinbelle5128]

@@jessicab331did you receive your replacement? I have been waiting for 5 months and still no replacement…

[@platybusbrinbelle5128]

@@jessicab331Got tired of waiting. Threw the Blendjet out and bought a Ninja Blast instead.

[@jessicab331]

@@platybusbrinbelle5128 i did the same and got the Ninja Blast as well.

[@maryannhidalgo5200]

Thank you!🫶

[@GarryWatkins]

Apart from the fact that BlendJet has shown itself to be a very unreliable company making very poor products, I'm also concerned about the fact that they also use plastic for their products and particularly the jar. I've been waiting over 12 months for my recall replacements but now I just don't want them anyway. It's better to find a company that makes their personal blenders with good quality metal for the bases & toughened borosilicate glass for the jars. That way the very real risk of micro plastics contamination into the blended liquids is eliminated. I've now found a much better product here in Australia from a company called Zestee which is based in Perth, Western Australia. There are other companies also using better & safer materials than what Blendjet are using. Blendy & Blendaco are two other Australian based companies & Aura is another American company that is also based in California & the Aura personal blender looks to be far superior to that of BlendJet. It's so nice to tap the glass jar with a fingernail & hear the reassuring "tingle" of glass rather than the "thud" sound of cheap & nasty plastic. There is no real reason to purchase & use a Blendjet anyway when there are other companies based both in America & Australia, where I'm from, that are making far superior products.