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Beast Blender: price & specs

BronzeDeskmark8/100#21 of 22 in class

The Beast Blender costs $165, #7 cheapest of 20 blenders (median $315). It earns a Bronze Deskmark — 8/100 pay-blind standing, #21 of 22 in class.

Verified Jul 8, 2026 · figures linked to their source in the table below

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Is the Beast Blender a good buy?

At $165, the Beast Blender is #7 cheapest of the 20 blenders we track, where the median is $315. On the spec sheet, its speed settings of 1 is the lowest of the 18, its motor watts of 1000 is below the median of the 20, and its jar capacity of 33.8 oz is below the median of the 21.

Evidence of Record

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Independent labsmeasured it
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Outlets on record1 tested · 2 mention-only
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One independent lab measured this product across 1 physical metric — noise. These numbers rest on a single hands-on source so far; 2 other outlets have it on record by mention only.

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Review consensus · sourced & dated

What reviewers say about the Beast Blender

Three whitelisted testers hands-on-tested Beast's personal blenders and all recommend the line: Tom's Guide and TechRadar reviewed the mains-powered Mighty 850 Plus, Reviewed tested the 600W Mini. Praised for powerful, silky blends, sleek looks and easy dishwasher cleanup; flagged for hard-to-clean ridged/deep cups, premium pricing, and on the 850 Plus real measured noise.

Based on 3 reviews · 3 lab-tested · 2024-01-04–2025-09-05

Tested by Reviewed (USA Today), TechRadar, Tom's Guide

Consistently praised

  • Powerful motor produces silky, chunk-free blends even with tough ingredients (frozen fruit, kale, nuts, dates) · 3 sources
  • Sleek, countertop-worthy design with multiple interchangeable vessels and lids · 3 sources
  • Dishwasher-safe blending vessels and lids for easy cleanup · 3 sources
  • Fast one-minute (often ~20-30 sec) blend cycles · 2 sources

Commonly flagged

  • Ridged/deep cups trap sticky ingredients and are awkward to clean by hand · 2 sources
  • Premium price for a personal blender · 2 sources
  • Mini variant does not crush ice into uniform bits
  • Mighty 850 Plus runs relatively loud (~75-80 dB measured)

Where reviewers disagree Ice-crushing splits by model, not verdict: Reviewed found the 600W Mini left cubes 'full-sized or only partly crushed,' while TechRadar said the mains-powered Mighty 850 Plus 'crushes ice cubes equally well' — a power gap between variants rather than a true contradiction. Only TechRadar measured noise (80/75 dB, calling the 850 Plus 'one of the loudest' it has tested); the other two did not measure sound.

The sources (3)

Reviewed (USA Today) lab-tested ·

The pint-sized powerhouse demonstrated its functionality by handling everything from frozen smoothies to homemade dips with ease, proving itself as a worthy kitchen companion.
Despite its smaller size, the Beast Mini holds its ground against larger sizes by combining power and portability.
Though some of the ice was crushed, other cubes were still full-sized or only partly crushed.

TechRadar lab-tested ·

Operating noise, start of blend cycle: ~80 dB · Operating noise, once ingredients break down: 75 dB

The 850 Plus crushes ice cubes equally well, and one blending cycle turned a double shot of espresso with ice and milk into a perfect iced coffee.
The blender averaged around 80dB at the start of a blending cycle.
The disadvantage of this power is that the 850 Plus is relatively noisy.

Tom's Guide lab-tested ·

the 850-watt motor means it is so powerful that it was able to blend my usual morning smoothie for me in less than 30 seconds.
I was left with a super smooth hummus, and everything blended perfectly.
it is tricky to get your hand all the way in to clean them.

Specifications

Price (US)$165 US list price $165: thebeast.com shows the base "Beast Blender" size at a regular price of $165 (currently on sale $123). Corroborated by Consumer Reports, which lists the Beast B10 Personal at $165.00.
BrandBeast
Released
Motor watts1000
Jar capacity (oz)33.8
Speed settings1
Preset programs
Dishwasher safeYes
Noise dampening
Warranty years2

Source: thebeast.com (verified 2026-07-08) · corroborated by consumerreports.org. Re-verified 2026-07-08 against both fetched pages (no WebFetch). thebeast.com "Beast Blender Tonal" page — the selectable base "Beast Blender" size is the B10 ("Our B10 premium blender with a 1000-watt motor") at regular $165 / sale $123. Specifications section verbatim: "Blender Wattage: 1000W" plus "1000-watt motor" (motor_watts=1000); "Warranty: 2 years" (warranty_years=2); "Blender Total Volume: 1000mL (33.8 oz) in the big Vessel" (jar_capacity_oz=33.8); "The Blending Vessels, lids, caps, and other accessories are all top-rack dishwasher safe" while "Do not put the blender base in the dishwasher" (vessel dishwasher_safe=true). Consumer Reports "Beast B10 Personal" Features & Specs corroborates Wattage 1000, Speeds 1 (speed_settings=1), 2 yr warranty, and price $165.00 — matching thebeast.com's $165 regular price. Same model confirmed (B10 Beast Blender) across both pages; entry name matches. preset_programs is not enumerated as a distinct program count (only "blend"/"pulse" modes), and release_year/releaseDate is not stated on either page, so all remain null. noise_dampening CHANGED false->null: neither page states the presence or absence of any noise-dampening/acoustic feature, so a false value cannot be verbatim-confirmed (CR's "Noise" line is a test-rating criterion, not a feature). Surviving specKeys: motor_watts, jar_capacity_oz, speed_settings, dishwasher_safe, warranty_years (5 of 8, >half) — publish stays true.

Is the Beast Blender worth it vs cheaper blenders?

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Beast Blender this$165100033.81Yes2
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What do reviewers say about the Beast Blender?

Three whitelisted testers hands-on-tested Beast's personal blenders and all recommend the line: Tom's Guide and TechRadar reviewed the mains-powered Mighty 850 Plus, Reviewed tested the 600W Mini. Praised for powerful, silky blends, sleek looks and easy dishwasher cleanup; flagged for hard-to-clean ridged/deep cups, premium pricing, and on the 850 Plus real measured noise. Praised: Powerful motor produces silky, chunk-free blends even with tough ingredients (frozen fruit, kale, nuts, dates); Sleek, countertop-worthy design with multiple interchangeable vessels and lids; Dishwasher-safe blending vessels and lids for easy cleanup; Fast one-minute (often ~20-30 sec) blend cycles. Flagged: Ridged/deep cups trap sticky ingredients and are awkward to clean by hand; Premium price for a personal blender; Mini variant does not crush ice into uniform bits; Mighty 850 Plus runs relatively loud (~75-80 dB measured). (From 3 tester reviews, 3 lab-tested.)

How much does the Beast Blender cost?

The Beast Blender has a US price of $165 (US list price $165: thebeast.com shows the base "Beast Blender" size at a regular price of $165 (currently on sale $123). Corroborated by Consumer Reports, which lists the Beast B10 Personal at $165.00.), as of 2026-07-08.

How does the Beast Blender compare on price?

At $165, the Beast Blender is #7 cheapest of the 20 blenders we track, where the median is $315.

What are the Beast Blender's key specs?

Beast Blender (Beast): motor watts 1000, jar capacity oz 33.8, speed settings 1, dishwasher safe Yes, warranty years 2. Full sourced spec sheet verified 2026-07-08.

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