Best Blenders of 2026, Tested and Reviewed by CNET Experts
Fall is officially here, which means that one of my favorite seasons — soup season — has made its grand entrance. After realizing this, I glanced at the blender sitting on my counter and thought, “You’re about to put in some work.”
Our Picks
Bottom Line
Why we like it: Vitamix’s VX1 is the successor to our previous best blender overall, the Explorian, which has been discontinued and de facto ...
Pros & Cons
- Blended tough ingredients including nuts as well as any model we tested
- Self-cleaning and pulse modes
- Three ways to turn it on or off
- Large 64-ounce capacity
- Variable 10-speed control helps keep ingredients moving
- Includes a 5-year warranty that covers the motor base
- No “high” blending option
- Not dishwasher-safe
- It's pricey at $380
- Limited warranty
Bottom Line
Why we like it: The Ninja BlendBoss excelled at making smoothies and crushing ice during our testing. The personal...
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