The Beast Mini Blender Plus | Mini Countertop Kitchen Blender | Blend Smoothies and Shakes, Dressings, Sauces, Dips | Extra Vessels, Straw Cap and Straws Included | 600W (Cloud White)

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I’ve been using the Beast Orange Blender for a few months now, and it’s earned a permanent spot on my countertop. First off, the design is stunning—the matte orange finish adds a bold pop of color to my kitchen, and the ribbed blending vessel looks more like modern art than a kitchen appliance.Functionally, it’s a smoothie powerhouse. Whether I’m tossing in frozen fruit, protein powder, or leafy greens, it blends everything into a silky texture in under a minute. The smart blending cycles adjust speed automatically, which means I don’t have to babysit it or fiddle with settings.I also love the portable bottle it comes with—perfect for taking my morning shake to work. And despite its power, it’s surprisingly quiet, which is a blessing during early mornings.A couple of things to note:• It’s best for smoothies and soft blends—not ideal for crushing ice or hot soups.• The ridges inside the jar can be tricky to clean without a brush or spatula.• You’ll want to disassemble it after use to avoid any lingering odors.Overall, it’s a stylish, efficient blender that makes healthy habits feel a little more luxurious. If you’re into smoothies and want something that looks as good as it performs

I recently purchased the Beast Mini Blender after cycling through several less expensive "mini" blenders that either lacked the necessary power to blend effectively or simply did not hold up over time. My primary aim was to find a more convenient alternative to my beloved Blendtec Designer blender. While the Blendtec is fantastic for heavy-duty tasks and offers extensive functionality (capable of making everything from soups, salsas and smoothies to ice cream and crushed ice), it's quite bulky for my compact kitchen setup and stays in a cabinet until needed. I wanted something smaller for daily use (that took up less counter space), particularly for single-serve items, without the hassle of dragging out the big machine for a quick smoothie or a batch of fresh mayonnaise.The Beast Blender has impressively met my needs and exceeded my expectations. It earns top marks for ingenuity—especially the way the mixing vessels magnetically snap into the base, which is both secure and convenient. Additionally, it operates with surprisingly low noise, a welcome change from the typical roar of powerful blenders. The consistency in the blends it produces is flawless, handling everything from morning smoothies to afternoon iced matchas and homemade mayonnaise with ease.While it doesn’t match the Blendtec’s wide range of functions, the Beast Blender shines in its designed purpose. Its innovative design not only looks good on the counter but also works efficiently for what I need. It's perfect for quick, single-serve preparations, which is exactly why I brought it home.Overall, the Beast Mini Blender is worth every penny. It stands out as a reliable, efficient, and aesthetically pleasing appliance that simplifies smaller, everyday blending tasks without occupying too much space or requiring much cleanup. I really wish I had not wasted my money on less expensive (often "no name") compact blenders and had bought this first. In my opinion, if you're looking for a powerful, yet compact blender for daily use, the Beast is an excellent choice. The hype around this blender is for good reason.

This is a great blender, high enough powered for me, bottles are gorgeous, easy to clean. I dislike the straw lids because they're so leakproof that they create a vacuum that makes drinking difficult (simple enough to unscrew the lid a little when I'm sipping and tighten back when I need to be leakproof).I saw some reviews that knocked it for not being able to clean under the gasket on the blade housing and wanted to share how to remove it for cleaning. The gasket son the lids and the blade attachment are L shaped, with the vertical part being toward the middle. You can take an object like the loop part of the straw and pry back the vertical part and it will come off. On the blade attachment, there is a plastic lip that covers the vertical part of the gasket. The seam is very flush and hard to see, but once I got the loop to pry it back enough, I slid a fork in there to help pull it off (don't use anything with an edge, ie knives or scissors!) It does get gunk in there, so very important to clean!

This mini blender lasted about 6 months before it has now become unusable, when it works its great, value for money is fair, was hoping it would last a year, the mini ninja lasted longer than a year. The durability, blend power and speed were all great. However this is the fourth or fifth time I’ve run into my current problem, and this time I don’t think I can fix it. Even without overfilling the jar, liquid will leak out while blending, so I tighten the top while on the blender, when I take it off the blender motor I can’t open the top where the blade is. This has happened multiple times before, somehow I’ve been able to finally get the overtightened top opened, either by hitting the top, using a large metal wrench, or running it under hot water…but I think this is the end, I don’t have the hand strength or the agility, or man power to open this for the life of me, I’ve been working on trying to open the top for over an hour, and my hands are in red and in pain, I don’t understand why it was leaking when I didn’t overfill, and i always make sure the top is not loose but not too tight, but when its leaking while blending, its so easy to over-tighten the top, and end up trying to open this plastic top for hours. What a waste! I’m so disappointed i have to trash this $100 blender because its soooo easy almost too easy to over tighten the top. And I’m done.