Is the JIONJOY 850W blender worth it?

For basic smoothies, shakes and light ice crushing, yes, especially at a budget price. If you blend thick nut butters or large batches daily, a 1200W+ blender is a better long-term buy.

Yes, in small amounts with the jar partly filled and short pulses. Large loads of ice will strain the 850W motor and may leave chunks.

How does it compare with a Ninja or Vitamix?

It costs far less but has a weaker motor and fewer speeds. Ninja and Vitamix models blend tougher ingredients faster and more smoothly, at two to several times the price.

What comes in the box?

Typically the blender base, 54 oz glass jar, lid and blade assembly. Check the listing for any tamper or recipe book, since bundles vary.

Is the glass jar dishwasher-safe?

The jar and lid are usually dishwasher-safe on the top rack; the blade assembly and base should be hand-washed. Confirm in the manual before washing.

Budget blenders like this tend to drop during Black Friday, Prime Day and back-to-school sales. Track the price history to see whether the current price is near its low.

JIONJOY 850W Countertop Blender 54oz Glass Jar

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$58.99at Target, last seen Oct 31

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Our take on the JIONJOY 850W Countertop Blender 54oz Glass Jar

The JIONJOY 850W is a countertop blender with a 54 oz glass jar and four speeds plus a variable-speed dial. It sits in the budget-to-mid range, well below Vitamix and Ninja's higher-end models, and is aimed at everyday smoothies, soups and crushing ice rather than heavy daily use. Its 850W motor is modest for a full-size blender, so expect good results on soft and frozen fruit but slower work on tough ingredients.