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There’s not much this smoothie maker can’t handle. Its two blending cups hold up to 600ml each, and we found the measuring scale on the side useful. There was no leakage from the lids either, so you can safely stow your drink in your bag for on-the-go sipping. The cups, lids and blades are all dishwasher-safe too.

This user-friendly machine scored top marks for performance, pulverising even tricky raspberry seeds with ease to create silky smooth drinks in seconds. Its two auto programmes and LED countdown timer will take the guesswork away for the optimum blend every time.

Key specifications

Maximum capacity0.6LSettingsManual, blend, max blendPulse actionYesDishwasher safe jugYesVacuum blendingNo

Joint best smoothie maker

Ninja Foodi Power Nutri Blender 2 in 1 with Smart Torque & Auto-iQ CB100UK

Joint best smoothie maker

Ninja Foodi Power Nutri Blender 2 in 1 with Smart Torque & Auto-iQ CB100UK

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Score: 97/100

This powerful appliance scored almost full marks on test, thanks to capabilities that far exceed a traditional smoothie maker’s simple stop/start design. Its four pre-programmed settings – blend, crush, mix and powermix – let you tailor its pulsating pattern to suit your ingredients, while its Nutri Bowl attachment is ideal for mixing up thicker smoothie bowls or nut butters.

It delivered consistently well-blended drinks, cutting through even the roughest of apple skins. It blitzed ice cubes, leaving no large chunks, but struggled to pulverise raspberry seeds. Its strong, non-slip feet also helped keep it stable on our worktop but required some muscle to dislodge after use.

Key specifications

Maximum capacity0.7LSettingsBlend, crush, mix and powermixPulse actionYesDishwasher safe jugYesVacuum blendingNo

Best smart smoothie maker

NutriBullet Balance

Best smart smoothie maker

NutriBullet Balance

Score: 96/100

Another high scorer, this smoothie maker blended smoothly and consistently in each test. It has in-built scales – as you add each ingredient, its accompanying app will calculate the weight and nutritional value. This proved accurate when measuring solid ingredients, but less so with liquids.

The app boasts a wide selection of recipes, and the two included 930ml cups are dishwasher safe.

Key specifications

Maximum capacity0.93LSettingsManual, smart nutrition sensorPulse actionYesDishwasher safe jugYesVacuum blendingNo

Best smoothie maker for accompanying recipes

Sage Boss To Go

Best smoothie maker for accompanying recipes

Sage Boss To Go

Score: 94/100

A premium blender, this is simple but powerful. It’s intuitively designed; push down the cup and choose between operating it at full strength or pulsing it for smooth results.

It didn’t burst berry seeds, and it missed a chunk of pineapple in our green smoothie, but it stayed still on our countertop and cleaned easily afterwards. Its accompanying recipe book was also notably detailed. We’d have liked measurement markings on at least one of the cups, though.

Key specifications

Maximum capacity0.5LSettingsManualPulse actionNoDishwasher safe jugYesVacuum blendingNo

Most powerful smoothie maker

VonShef UltraBlend Smoothie Maker

Most powerful smoothie maker

VonShef UltraBlend Smoothie Maker

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Score: 93/100

You can whizz up fruity concoctions in 30 seconds or less with this straightforward machine. Simply blend your smoothies directly into the leakproof 500ml or 800ml plastic cups (included).

On test, it made short work of pulverising tough ingredients such as seeds and ice, and blended leafy greens to perfection. Its compact design and non-slip feet make it well-suited to small kitchens and it's excellent value for money.

Key specifications

Maximum capacity0.8LSettingsManualPulse actionNoDishwasher safe jugNoVacuum blendingNo

Best smoothie maker for one

Morphy Richards Compact Blender

Best smoothie maker for one

Morphy Richards Compact Blender

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Score: 93/100

This Morphy Richards model was easy to use and made quick work of mixing, chopping and pureeing our ingredients. Our expert was particularly impressed with its ice-crushing prowess – it earned full marks for its ability to seamlessly crush frozen cubes, resulting in a refreshing, lump-free smoothie.

Despite being a powerful piece of kit, complete with a pulse setting, it did struggle to fully pulverise berry seeds. That said, it does come with a seal lid, a sports lid and two different sized beakers (500ml and 700ml), for all your on-the-go smoothie needs. Only one type of each lid is included, though, so prepare for squabbles if everyone in your household is partial to a fruity morning drink, but for single smoothie fans on the move, it’s a great option.

Key specifications

Maximum capacity0.7LSettingsStart, autoblend, pulsePulse actionYesDishwasher safe jugYesVacuum blendingNo

Best portable smoothie maker

Ninja Blast Portable Blender

Best portable smoothie maker

Ninja Blast Portable Blender

Score: 92/100

Busy mornings are no longer a barrier to eating more healthily. The Ninja Blast Cordless blender can be popped in your gym bag, handbag, or car cup holder for effortless blending on the go. And though it may be small and compact, it’s certainly mighty – it scored full marks for crushing ice and blitzed up a delicious mixed fruit smoothie. Even hard fruits such as apples were an easy task, and it only struggled with pesky raspberry seeds (a thorn in many blenders’ sides).

Due to its portability, the design is fairly basic, so there isn’t any variation in speed or different settings; however, our testers found the “push to blend” function pulverised fruits effectively within the 30 second preset cycle. Being small, it’s better suited to one person and struggled to fit larger chunks of fruit. However, it's the perfect companion for those wanting to kickstart healthier habits, plus it's easy to clean and leakproof, so you won’t end up with supergreen smoothie all over your bag.

Key specifications

Maximum capacity0.53LSettingsManualPulse actionYesDishwasher safe jugYesVacuum blendingNo

Most compact smoothie maker

Nutri Ninja QB3001UK

Most compact smoothie maker

Nutri Ninja QB3001UK

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Score: 92/100

Despite its compact size, this smoothie maker is powerful. It's simple to use, good value for money and put in an excellent overall performance in our tests, blending ice, oats and tougher fruits (such as apples and grapes) with ease.

However, it didn’t fully pulverise raspberries, leaving a slight crunch to an otherwise smooth drink. It takes up minimal counter space though, and the two 470ml cups are slim and easy to store.

Key specifications

Maximum capacity0.47LSettingsManualPulse actionNoDishwasher safe jugYesVacuum blendingNo

Quietest smoothie maker

Zwilling Enfinigy Personal Blender

Quietest smoothie maker

Zwilling Enfinigy Personal Blender

Score: 92/100

Smoothie makers aren’t quiet, but at 89 decibels – six under the average – this one shouldn’t trouble you too much. Its sleek design clearly signposts measurements along the jug, and it blended and crushed well, leaving no chunks behind. Again, it struggled with seeds.

Our tester liked how the pre-set smoothie program works without needing to keep your finger on the button, so you can switch the machine on and wait. It stops after 40 seconds and blended well. The base moved somewhat in use unless we held it down (which slightly negates the benefits of the pre-set program), but the travel lid’s locking system proved secure.

Key specifications

Maximum capacity0.55LSettingsPulse and smoothiePulse actionYesDishwasher safe jugYesVacuum blendingNo

Best smoothie maker for families

NutriBullet 1200

Best smoothie maker for families

NutriBullet 1200

Score: 90/100

The Nutribullet 1200 is a great all-rounder. It processes a variety of fruits, seeds, ice and oats effortlessly, and comes with a recipe book. The pre-set blending functions stop the motor automatically when the smoothie is ready, making it effortless to use. Alternatively, you can opt for a longer, continuous blend.

The large-capacity cups each hold 930ml – ideal if you want to whizz up multiple servings at once. They are chunky to hold, though. We found the cup with a handle more comfortable to use.

Key specifications

Maximum capacity0.93LSettingsManual, smart tech modePulse actionNoDishwasher safe jugYesVacuum blendingNo

Best smoothie maker for fitness fans

ProMixx Miixr X7 Smoothie Blender

Best smoothie maker for fitness fans

ProMixx Miixr X7 Smoothie Blender

Score: 90/100

If you’re after a gift for a fitness fan, this machine could be a good option, as our expert felt its blades were well suited to mixing in protein powders. It has a large capacity too, and the jug’s wide drinking spout didn’t clog on test, even with the thickest of smoothies.

The drinks themselves were a little inconsistent – our mixed fruit medley was perfectly blended, but the others were slightly uneven. Experimenting with its ‘on’ and ‘pulse’ settings may help you nail down the right blend though, and it made light work of crushing ice.

Key specifications

Maximum capacity0.65LSettingsManualPulse actionYesDishwasher safe jugYesVacuum blendingNo

Best smoothie maker for crushing ice

Smeg Personal Blender

Best smoothie maker for crushing ice

Smeg Personal Blender

Score: 88/100

As well as being quite the looker, this compact Smeg model truly impressed when it came to its frozen drink prep. It scored full marks for its ability to crush ice cubes, creating satisfying even pieces in just 13 seconds.

Sadly, the same can’t be said for its berry blitz skills – it struggled to pulverise blackberry seeds effectively, but if you can overlook the ‘bits’, then rest assured that it seamlessly chopped and blended apple segments, grapes and orange. We’re also pleased to report that it's easy to clean, and the two included travel cups are dishwasher-safe too.

Key specifications

Maximum capacity0.6LSettingsManual, low speed, high speedPulse actionYesDishwasher safe jugYesVacuum blendingNo

Best vacuum-blending smoothie maker

Tefal Freshboost Vacuum BL181D65

Best vacuum-blending smoothie maker

Tefal Freshboost Vacuum BL181D65

Score: 86/100

As the only vacuum-blending smoothie maker in our roundup, we were impressed with the vibrant, smooth and longer-lasting drinks it created. If you're looking to blitz up a breakfast blend in the morning and drink it at work or after your yoga class, this will ensure the ingredients don’t separate.

The vacuum programs do take longer to complete than manual blending (up to 110 seconds vs. just 14 seconds), which is something to consider if you’re short on time. Still, it's good value and comes with both a two-year guarantee and a 10-year repair warranty.

Key specifications

Maximum capacity0.6LSettings Blend, vacuum, vacuum blendPulse actionYesDishwasher safe jugYesVacuum blendingYes

Runner up portable smoothie maker

NutriBullet GO Cordless Blender

Runner up portable smoothie maker

NutriBullet GO Cordless Blender

Score: 85/100

This portable buy from NutriBullet can’t be beaten when it comes to on-the-go smoothies. Small but powerful, the handheld blend base is petite enough to fit into bags and rucksacks, and with the double press of a button, you can have a fresh – not to mention, impressively blitzed – smoothie wherever you are.

As you may have guessed, it’s also cordless, but our testers did find it took upwards of four hours to fully recharge the base’s battery. Once it was charged, though, the battery did last throughout all our smoothie testing. We were also smitten with the entirely leak-proof travel cups.

Key specifications

Maximum capacity0.37LSettingsManualPulse actionNoDishwasher safe jugYes – top shelf of dishwasher recommendedVacuum blendingNo

Best budget smoothie maker

George Home Twist & Go Personal Blender

Best budget smoothie maker

George Home Twist & Go Personal Blender

Score: 85/100

Whipping up smoothies is a breeze with this budget machine. Fruit-based smoothies were blended in under 20 seconds, with thicker icy drinks taking just 10 seconds longer.

Even when working at maximum capacity, the unit didn't leak, and the touch pulse setting is handy for giving drinks one last blitz without over-mixing them. However, the blades didn't cope well with harder ingredients, such as nuts and seeds.

Key specifications

Maximum capacity0.6LSettingsManualPulse actionYesDishwasher safe jugYesVacuum blendingNo

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