Is 900 watts enough for frozen fruit and ice?

Yes. 900W is high for a personal blender and handles frozen fruit and small amounts of ice, though you should add liquid and pulse in short bursts rather than running it continuously.

What comes in the box?

The blender base and two 24 oz BPA-free to-go cups with stainless steel blades. Cup lids are typical for this type, but confirm the listing if lids matter to you.

Can I blend more than one serving at a time?

No. The cups hold 24 oz, so it is built for one drink at a time. For family batches, a full-size pitcher blender is the better fit.

Is it dishwasher safe?

The cups and blade assembly are usually top-rack dishwasher safe on this type of blender, while the motor base should only be wiped clean. Check the manual before washing.

Does it have a safety certification?

No NRTL listing is shown in the specs. If that matters to you, ask the seller for the certification before buying.

Is it worth buying over a NutriBullet?

It offers more wattage and a second cup, while NutriBullet models are better known for build quality and replacement parts. Choose this one if power and two cups matter more to you than long-term durability.

What do buyers say about the 900W Personal Blender with 2 x 24oz To-Go Cups?

Rated 4.1 out of 5 from 28 ratings.

900W Personal Blender with 2 x 24oz To-Go Cups

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$35.79at WalmartChecked Nov 8

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900W Personal Blender with 2 x 24oz To-Go Cups

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Last seen at $35.79 at Walmart on Nov 8.

Our take on the 900W Personal Blender with 2 x 24oz To-Go Cups

This is a 900-watt corded personal blender that comes with two 24 oz BPA-free to-go cups and a stainless steel blade. It has a single smoothie setting, so you press and blend rather than dial in speeds. It is small at 11 x 5 x 8 inches, sized to sit on a counter and blend one drink at a time. Against rivals like the NutriBullet, it offers more wattage and a second cup at a lower build quality, and its 4.1 out of 5 rating from 28 ratings is decent rather than glowing.

Best forSingle-serve smoothies and protein shakesSmall kitchens and dorm roomsPeople who want a cup they can carry out the doorBuyers who want high wattage without paying for a full-size blender

Pros

900 watts is strong for a blender in this price class
Two 24 oz to-go cups included, so one can be in use while the other is clean
Stainless steel blades
BPA-free cups
Compact footprint at 11 x 5 x 8 inches
Simple one-button smoothie control
900 watts is strong for a personal blender

Cons

Only one speed, no pulse or variable control
Plastic jar and cups rather than glass or Tritan
No NRTL safety listing shown, which matters for a 900W motor
Short 1-inch cord length listed, so it needs an outlet close by
Blends one serving at a time, not batches

900W Personal Blender with 2 x 24oz To-Go Cups prices at every store

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900W Personal Blender with 2 x 24oz To-Go Cups price history

Lowest price we've seen: $35.79 on Nov 8 at Walmart. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 8.

What reviewers say

4.1 / 528 ratings

Ratings are decent rather than glowing, averaging 4.1 out of 5 across 28 ratings. Buyers of this class of blender tend to like the power and the included cups and complain about durability and noise.

What people mention

PowerPraisedOwners of high-wattage personal blenders say 900W crushes ice and frozen fruit that weaker models stall on.
CupsPraisedTwo included to-go cups are seen as a real convenience for daily smoothie routines.
BuildMixedPlastic jars and cups are lighter and cheaper but draw complaints about cracking and staining over time.
NoiseCriticisedPersonal blenders at this power level are loud, and owners often mention it.
ControlsMixedOne-button operation is simple, but some owners want a pulse or second speed.
Safety listingCriticisedNo NRTL certification is listed, which some buyers flag as a concern on a 900W appliance.

Specifications

Blender Type: Smoothie Makers
Jar Material: Plastic
Power Type: Corded Electric
Watts: 900 Watts
Volume Capacity: 24 oz
Blade Material: Stainless Steel
Speeds: 1
Blender Feature

Questions and answers

Is 900 watts enough for frozen fruit and ice?: Yes. 900W is high for a personal blender and handles frozen fruit and small amounts of ice, though you should add liquid and pulse in short bursts rather than running it continuously.
What comes in the box?: The blender base and two 24 oz BPA-free to-go cups with stainless steel blades. Cup lids are typical for this type, but confirm the listing if lids matter to you.
Can I blend more than one serving at a time?: No. The cups hold 24 oz, so it is built for one drink at a time. For family batches, a full-size pitcher blender is the better fit.
Is it dishwasher safe?: The cups and blade assembly are usually top-rack dishwasher safe on this type of blender, while the motor base should only be wiped clean. Check the manual before washing.
Does it have a safety certification?: No NRTL listing is shown in the specs. If that matters to you, ask the seller for the certification before buying.
Is it worth buying over a NutriBullet?: It offers more wattage and a second cup, while NutriBullet models are better known for build quality and replacement parts. Choose this one if power and two cups matter more to you than long-term durability.
Where is the 900W Personal Blender with 2 x 24oz To-Go Cups cheapest?: At Walmart, for $35.79, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the 900W Personal Blender with 2 x 24oz To-Go Cups?: Rated 4.1 out of 5 from 28 ratings.