- Is the Magic Bullet worth it at $31.99?
- Yes, if you mostly blend soft ingredients like fruit, yogurt and protein powder. At $31.99 it is near the bottom of its recent price range, so it is a low-risk buy. Skip it if you need to crush ice or blend greens daily.
- Can it crush ice or frozen fruit?
- Only small amounts of ice from a tray, and it helps to add liquid. Frozen fruit should be partly thawed or cut small. The 250-watt motor is not strong enough for full cups of frozen chunks.
- What is in the 11-piece set?
- The set includes the blender base, two short cups, one tall cup, two stay-fresh lids, one shaker lid, a cross blade and a flat milling blade. Exact cup sizes vary by listing, so check the box contents.
- How does it compare with a NutriBullet?
- The NutriBullet has a stronger motor, usually 600 watts or more, and handles frozen fruit and ice better. The Magic Bullet is smaller and cheaper. For light use the Magic Bullet is enough; for daily smoothies the NutriBullet is the safer pick.
- Are the cups and blades dishwasher safe?
- The cups, lids and blades are hand wash only. Rinse them right after use so residue does not dry on. The base should be wiped with a damp cloth and never submerged.
- When is the best time to buy?
- It often drops below $35 during Black Friday and back-to-school sales. At $31.99 as of November 4, 2026, it is already in that range, so waiting is unlikely to save much.
- Where is the Magic Bullet Blender, Small, Silver, 11 Piece Set cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $31.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Magic Bullet Blender, Small, Silver, 11 Piece Set?
- 5 stores we checked sell it, including Amazon, eBay, The Home Depot, PC Richard & Son, Wayfair.
