7 Best Hamilton Beach Blender Mixers of 2025

This ultra-portable powerhouse redefines convenience without sacrificing performance. With its 14 oz BPA-free travel cup, stainless steel blades, and one-touch blending, the Hamilton Beach 51172 is built for busy lifestyles where smoothie prep needs to be fast, clean, and go-anywhere. It tackles frozen fruit and leafy greens with surprising efficiency for its size, making it ideal for health-conscious users who want nutrient-packed drinks on the move—no extra dishes, no mess.

In real-world use, this personal blender shines in dorms, offices, or kitchens with limited counter space. The compact base fits neatly under cabinets, and the 24-inch power cord offers flexible placement near outlets. We tested it with spinach, frozen mango, and ice—it handled all well, though very dense mixtures required occasional pauses to shake the jar for even blending. While it can’t match full-sized blenders in texture perfection, it delivers smooth, drinkable results in under 30 seconds. Just don’t expect silky-smooth finishes with fibrous kale or large ice cubes in one go.

Compared to other single-serve models like the 51131G, this Tranquil Blue version offers nearly identical performance but with a slightly shorter cord and no cord wrap—making storage a bit messier. Still, it’s a top pick for budget-focused buyers who want reliable, blend-and-go simplicity without paying extra for bells and whistles. If your main goal is whipping up quick protein shakes or fruit smoothies and taking them straight to the gym or car, this model delivers exceptional value and portability in a no-fuss package.

Meet the no-compromise commuter’s dream—a personal blender that’s as smart in design as it is in function. The Hamilton Beach 51131G blends ice, frozen fruit, and greens with confidence thanks to its stainless steel blades and direct-drive motor, all while doubling as a spill-resistant travel mug. Its blend-and-go system eliminates transfer steps, making it perfect for users who hate cleanup and live on tight schedules. This is effortless nutrition, engineered for real life.

We ran it through daily smoothie routines: almond milk with banana, spinach, and protein powder; frozen berry blends; even chocolate peanut butter shakes. Each time, it delivered uniformly mixed drinks in under 25 seconds. The 14 oz jar fits most car cup holders, and the cord wrap is a small but game-changing feature—keeping countertops tidy and travel prep stress-free. However, like most compact blenders, it struggles slightly with overpacked greens or ultra-thick nut butters, requiring a shake mid-blend to avoid clogging.

When stacked against the B0CN3S2SW2, the 51131G stands out with better cable management and slightly more consistent build quality. It’s pricier, but the added convenience justifies the cost for frequent users. It’s not the most powerful, but for portability, ease of storage, and seamless cleanup, this Raspberry-colored gem is a standout. If you want a reliable, travel-ready blender that lives in your bag or desk drawer and performs every time, this model beats most in its class for daily usability and smart design.

This kitchen multitasker brings serious versatility to small spaces and minimalist cooks. The Hamilton Beach 59765 immersion blender doesn’t just blend—it whips, chops, purees, and emulsifies, all with a lightweight, ergonomic grip that reduces hand fatigue. With 225 watts of peak power and stainless steel blades, it powers through soups, batters, and sauces directly in the pot, eliminating messy transfers. For anyone tired of washing multiple appliances, this is a game-changer for easy cleanup and counter space savings.

Real-world testing showed strong performance in hot tomato soup and pancake batter—smooth results in under a minute. The 3-cup chopper bowl handled onions, carrots, and nuts with precision, while the whisk attachment made whipped cream and egg whites in under 90 seconds. However, it’s not built for heavy-duty tasks like grinding coffee or thick hummus—the motor strains with prolonged use on dense mixtures. Still, for weeknight meals, baby food, or single-serve sauces, it delivers impressive power and flexibility.

Compared to full countertop blenders, this stick blender trades raw crushing power for in-pot convenience and storage efficiency. It’s not a replacement for smoothie lovers who need icy textures, but for cooks who blend soups or make small-batch prep, it’s unbeatable in function-per-inch. When weighed against the 58163 combo model, it offers less blending capacity but far more immediate utility in meal prep. If you want one tool that does four jobs without cluttering your kitchen, this hand blender delivers smart, space-saving performance with real culinary impact.

This all-in-one kitchen dynamo is built for users who want blending power, portability, and food prep precision in a single appliance. The Hamilton Beach 58163 delivers 700 watts of peak power, a 40 oz glass jar, and a 3-cup chopper attachment—making it ideal for everything from morning smoothies to homemade salsas and vegetable prep. Its Wave~Action® System ensures ingredients are pulled down efficiently, producing consistently smooth results even with frozen fruit and leafy greens.

In testing, it crushed ice with ease, blended thick peanut butter smoothies without stalling, and handled hot soups thanks to the heat-resistant glass jar. The 20 oz travel cup is a bonus for on-the-go users, though it lacks the leak-proof seal of dedicated portable models. The chopper attachment shines for onions, nuts, and herbs—though it’s not meant for large batches. One downside: the base is bulkier than standalone blenders, and the control panel can be finicky with short pulses. Still, for small families or meal preppers, it’s a powerhouse.

Compared to the 59765 hand blender, this combo offers far more blending capacity and ice-crushing ability but takes up more space. Against the 52400 MultiBlend, it has a sturdier glass jar but fewer travel options. It’s not the cheapest, but for users who want a blender, processor, and travel option in one, it delivers unmatched versatility. If you’re tired of owning multiple appliances for different tasks, this 3-in-1 workhorse offers exceptional functionality and build quality that justifies its premium footprint.

This feature-packed performer brings professional-grade blending to budget-conscious kitchens. With 700 watts of power, Ice Sabre blades, and a 12-function control panel, the Hamilton Beach 58148A handles everything from crushed ice to silky purees with authority. Its Wave~Action® System continuously pulls ingredients into the blades, eliminating the need to stop and stir—ideal for thick smoothies, nut butters, or chunky salsas. For users who want maximum control without overspending, this is a standout.

We tested all 12 settings: from “smoothie” to “diced” to “puree.” Most delivered consistent results, though the pulse function is short and requires repeated pressing for fine control. The 40 oz glass jar handled frozen mango, ice, and kale with ease, producing smooth blends in under 40 seconds. The no-mess pour spout truly works—no drips down the sides. However, the motor can get loud under heavy loads, and the base lacks rubber feet, causing slight movement during operation.

Against the 58175 model, it shares similar power and jar size but lacks the quiet design and 800 watts. Still, for its price, it offers more functions than most rivals and outperforms many in texture quality. It’s not the quietest or most premium-feeling, but for users who want a do-it-all countertop blender with serious blending IQ, this model delivers outstanding performance and versatility at a fraction of high-end costs.

This is the undisputed king of quiet power—a blender that delivers 800 watts of whisper-quiet performance without sacrificing blend quality. The Hamilton Beach 58175 uses a patented noise-reducing base to minimize motor and airflow sound, making it perfect for early mornings, open-concept homes, or households with light sleepers. Its Stainless Steel Ice Sabre blades were tested to crush two tons of ice, and in real use, they pulverize frozen fruit, ice, and fibrous greens into velvety-smooth drinks in seconds.

We blended acai bowls, green smoothies, and hot soups—all with near-silent operation compared to rivals. The Wave~Action® System ensures even blending without needing to pause and shake. The 40 oz glass jar feels premium and withstands temperature extremes, while the intuitive button labels (e.g., “Smoothie,” “Crush Ice”) eliminate guesswork. Only minor gripe: the base is slightly wider than average, so it needs more counter clearance.

Compared to the 58148A, it offers more power, quieter operation, and better blade durability, though at a higher cost. Against the 52400, it lacks multiple jars but excels in single-batch smoothness and noise control. For users who value peaceful mornings and pro-level results, this is the best overall blend of power, quietness, and reliability in the Hamilton Beach lineup. It’s not the cheapest, but it delivers premium performance with everyday practicality.

This versatility champion is tailor-made for users who need one blender for every job—from morning smoothies to spice grinding and meal prep. The Hamilton Beach 52400 includes four shatterproof jars: a 32 oz blending jar, two 16 oz travel cups, and an 8 oz grinding jar with shaker lid—perfect for nuts, spices, or protein blends. With 650 watts of power and stainless steel blades, it handles most tasks with ease, making it ideal for small families, fitness enthusiasts, or home cooks who multitask.

In real use, the travel jars are leak-resistant and fit in most cup holders—great for gym-goers. The grinding jar excelled at coffee beans, garlic powder, and almond flour, though it’s not for large batches. The 32 oz jar blends smoothies and sauces well, but struggles slightly with very thick nut butters—requiring pauses to scrape. The pulse function is responsive, and the compact base saves space. However, the plastic jars, while durable, don’t feel as premium as glass.

Compared to the 58163, it lacks a glass jar but wins in jar variety and portability. Against the 59765 hand blender, it offers more blending power but less in-pot convenience. For users who want maximum flexibility across blending, grinding, and travel, this model is unmatched. If you hate owning multiple appliances and want one system that does it all, the 52400 delivers exceptional utility and convenience with minimal trade-offs.