6 Best Black and Decker Small Blenders of 2025

Whisper-quiet yet brutally efficient, the BLACK+DECKER PowerCrush Digital Blender redefines what a mid-tier blender can achieve. With its 900W motor and QuietCrush Technology, it obliterates ice and frozen fruit without the ear-splitting roar typical of high-performance blenders—making it a godsend for early risers and noise-sensitive households. The 4-Tip QuadPro Blade system teams up with the uniquely contoured 6-cup glass jar to generate a relentless vortex, ensuring nothing escapes unblended. If your mornings are ruled by chaotic smoothie prep or you’re tired of shouting over your blender, this model delivers peace and power.

In real-world testing, it handled thick berry smoothies, creamy nut butters, and even frozen margaritas with impressive consistency. The 6-cup PerfectPour glass jar isn’t just sturdy—it’s thoughtfully designed, with a spout that minimizes drips during serving, a major win for countertop cleanliness. While the digital controls add a sleek touch, they’re not foolproof: sticky spills near the buttons can cause responsiveness issues if not wiped promptly. It struggles slightly with ultra-thick mixtures like raw vegetable purées unless paused and stirred—common in this power class, but worth noting for heavy-duty users.

Pitted against the louder, budget BL2010BG, the BL1300DG-P justifies its premium with superior noise control and more refined blending dynamics. It doesn’t quite match the speed of the 6-tip blade models, but its balance of quiet operation, glass durability, and consistent vortex blending makes it ideal for families and daily smoothie drinkers. For those who value a calm kitchen experience without sacrificing muscle, this BLACK+DECKER stands tall—offering more refinement than raw power, but with smarter engineering than entry-level rivals.

This BLACK+DECKER Quiet Blender doesn’t just whisper—it dominates with up to 30% faster blending, thanks to its 6-tip serrated blade and Cyclone Glass Jar vortex design. With the same 900W motor as its pricier sibling, it delivers ice-crushing fury while keeping noise levels surprisingly low, making it the best overall package for versatility and speed. The inclusion of a 24-oz Tritan personal jar with travel lid transforms it from countertop workhorse to on-the-go companion, solving the “blend-and-go” dilemma most blenders ignore. If you want one machine that handles family batches and weekday protein shakes, this is the undisputed champion.

Real-world use confirms its speed claims: frozen mango and spinach disappeared into silky smoothies in under 30 seconds, and the preset functions (like smoothie and ice crush) removed guesswork. The Cyclone jar’s shape accelerates ingredients downward with alarming efficiency, reducing the need for scraping. However, the plastic personal jar, while durable, doesn’t feel as premium as glass and can retain odors after pungent blends like garlic sauces. It also demands careful loading—overfilling or large chunks can stall the motor, though the ¾” ingredient tip in the manual helps prevent this.

Compared to the BL1300DG-P, it trades a bit of noise refinement for broader functionality and faster results, all at a lower price point. Against the HB2401B immersion model, it’s in a completely different league—offering full blending power over handheld convenience. Ideal for busy households, fitness enthusiasts, and anyone who hates waiting, this blender delivers the most balanced mix of speed, quietness, and versatility, making it the smartest investment for daily all-around use.

Compact, no-frills, and laser-focused on single-serve perfection, the BLACK+DECKER Ice Crush blender is a smoothie minimalist’s dream. Its 300W motor may seem modest, but it’s purpose-built—delivering consistent ice-crushing power for 20oz servings without clogging or overheating. The one-touch Pulse/ON button eliminates complexity: press and hold, and it blends until you let go. With two BPA-free Tritan jars and spill-proof travel lids, it’s engineered for people on the move—perfect for gym bags, office desks, or small kitchens where counter space is sacred. If your routine revolves around quick protein shakes or daily smoothies for one or two, this model cuts the clutter and delivers.

In testing, it aced basic smoothies, milkshakes, and frozen drinks, though it faltered with fibrous greens like kale unless pre-chopped. The stainless-steel blades stayed sharp and leak-free, and the compact base took up less space than a coffee mug. However, the lack of speed settings means you’re manually controlling texture by timing—fine for pros, frustrating for beginners. It also requires frequent pausing for larger loads, and the motor emits a noticeable whine under load, betraying its smaller build.

Stacked against the multi-jar B0CBGFJD6P, it sacrifices versatility for simplicity and portability. Compared to the full-size BL2010BG, it’s weaker but infinitely more convenient for targeted use. This isn’t a family blender—it’s a personal performance tool for health-conscious singles or couples. For those who want fast, reliable single-serve blending without bells and whistles, it offers unbeatable convenience at a rock-bottom price.

The BLACK+DECKER HB2401B immersion blender is kitchen simplicity at its finest—a no-mess, no-fuss wand that turns pots and cups into instant blending zones. With 200W of direct-drive power and dual-speed control, it effortlessly purees soups, emulsifies dressings, and whips up baby food without transferring hot liquids to a bulky blender. The ergonomic grip and one-touch controls make it intuitive, while the stainless-steel blending shaft resists corrosion and cleans up fast—some parts are even dishwasher-safe, a rare win in this category. If you dread cleanup or hate lugging out the big blender for small jobs, this handheld hero is your secret weapon.

In real use, it sliced through creamy tomato soup and protein shakes with ease, though it struggled with thick nut butters or frozen fruit—unsurprising given its immersion design and lower wattage. The short shaft limits deep-pot blending, and it requires some wrist movement to avoid air pockets. Still, for on-the-pot blending, frothing milk, or quick sauce prep, it’s unbeatable for speed and cleanup. It’s not meant to replace a countertop model, but it eliminates countless trips to the sink.

Versus the full-size BL2010BG, it trades capacity for precision and convenience. Compared to the Ice Crush model, it serves a completely different need—direct blending in containers, not single-serve shakes. Ideal for minimalists, small kitchens, or anyone who hates washing giant jars, it’s the ultimate tool for fast, targeted blending tasks—delivering less power but far greater flexibility in form factor than any jar-based system.

Don’t let the rock-bottom price fool you—the BLACK+DECKER BL2010BG is a surprisingly capable workhorse with 10-speed precision and a removable FusionBlade system that punches above its weight. Its 552W motor may not crush ice like a 900W beast, but it handles daily smoothies, protein shakes, and soft frozen blends with commendable consistency. The 10-speed dial offers granular control, letting you creep from chop to puree without over-blending—rare in budget models. With dishwasher-safe parts and a troubleshooting chart, it’s built for hassle-free, no-fuss operation, making it perfect for students, first-time buyers, or backup kitchens.

In practice, it managed soft fruits, yogurt, and leafy greens smoothly, but harder ingredients like ice or frozen mango required pulse-and-rest cycles to avoid stalling. The glass jar feels solid, though the plastic lid can warp over time with hot liquids. The base is compact but vibrates slightly on slick counters—using a damp towel underneath helps. It’s not silent, but the noise is typical for its class: noticeable, not unbearable.

Compared to the PowerCrush models, it lacks power and noise control, but it outperforms them in speed granularity thanks to its 10 settings. Against the Ice Crush single-serve, it offers larger capacity but less portability. For those who want maximum blending control on a tight budget, it’s the smartest entry-level choice—proving that affordability doesn’t mean total compromise.

Sleek, simple, and built to last, the BLACK+DECKER PowerCrush Multi-Function Blender shines with its sturdy 6-cup glass jar and dishwasher-safe construction, making it the best glass jar build in the lineup for everyday durability. Its 700W motor delivers solid mid-tier power—strong enough for ice, frozen fruit, and thick smoothies, though it pauses briefly under extreme loads. The 4-speed system (low, high, pulse) offers just enough control without overwhelming beginners, and the 4-Tip QuadPro Blade ensures a reliable vortex for consistent blending. If you prioritize long-term jar integrity and easy cleanup over digital frills, this model is a no-nonsense standout.

Testing revealed strong performance on standard smoothies and milkshakes, with minimal residue thanks to the blade’s multi-level design. The glass jar resists scratches and odors, a major plus over plastic—though it’s heavier and riskier if dropped. It’s not the fastest or quietest, and the motor emits a noticeable hum with dense blends, but it runs cool and handles 1–2 minute sessions without issue. For households that blend daily but don’t need preset functions, it’s a dependable, low-maintenance option.

Against the 900W models, it trades power for better build longevity and simpler operation. Compared to the BL2010BG, it offers stronger motor performance but fewer speed options. Ideal for users who want a durable, easy-to-clean blender that won’t chip, stain, or warp, it delivers better long-term value than plastic-jar rivals, even if it lacks the latest tech.