Is the Beast Blender Worth It? An Honest Review

This Beast Blender review looks at the compact blender’s design, capacity, performance, accessories, and everyday uses to help you decide whether it fits your kitchen. Its slim profile and choice of blending vessels may appeal to people who make smoothies and sauces regularly, while its price and batch size are worth considering before you buy.

Below is a practical overview of the blender’s main features and trade-offs. Capacity and ingredient order can affect blending results, so consider what you plan to make most often.

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Beast Blender Review: Colors and Design

The blender is available in Carbon Black, Pebble Grey, and Cloud White. Its narrow base and fluted vessels give it a polished appearance that can sit comfortably on a countertop.

Its design may be useful if you prefer keeping a frequently used appliance within reach. Before choosing a color, check how it will look alongside the other appliances and finishes in your kitchen.

Size and Blending Vessel Capacity

The blender is less than 5 inches wide and under 16 inches tall when the 1000ml vessel is attached. That compact footprint can help save counter space, though the height and clearance under your cabinets are still worth checking.

Three vessel sizes are available: 1000ml, 800ml, and 500ml. The largest holds about 4.25 cups, which can suit smoothies, drinks, sauces, and dips. It may be too small for blending a large family-size batch of soup at once.

The smaller 500ml vessel can work for an individual smoothie or smoothie bowl, while the larger options offer more room for bigger portions. For large batches, check the vessel capacity against your usual recipe size before purchasing.

Beast Blender Performance

A 1000-watt motor powers the blender. It offers a pulse function for short bursts, as well as a timed blending cycle that starts when the main button is held for longer than one second. The timed cycle runs for one minute, and blending can be stopped earlier if needed.

For the best results, the vessel should contain at least 25% liquid. The recommended order for adding ingredients is liquids, ice, produce, leafy greens, powders, seeds, nuts, nut butters, and then honey.

Use brief pulses when chopping ingredients for salsa or dips. Longer blending can make a chunky mixture too smooth. If the mixture is struggling to move, check the liquid level and avoid filling the vessel beyond its capacity.

Accessories and Hydration System

Optional accessories include a specially shaped cleaning brush, an 800ml vessel, and a grooved spatula. The spatula can help remove mixture from the vessels’ grooved sides before washing. These extras are not essential, but may be useful if you blend often or want another vessel size.

The optional hydration system includes a 750ml glass vessel and a stainless steel infusion chamber. Add fruit such as strawberries, vegetables such as cucumber, or herbs such as mint to infuse water. If you plan to carry it around, consider whether its drinking lid suits your preferences: it does not include a dedicated small straw opening.

What Comes with the Beast Blender?

The standard package includes the base, blade assembly, 1000ml vessel, storage lid, drinking lid, and carry cap. The hydration system version also includes a 500ml vessel, an additional storage lid, a 750ml hydration vessel, a hydration drinking lid, and an infusion chamber with its mount.

The hydration system can also be purchased separately. Check the package contents carefully when comparing versions, especially if you want multiple vessel sizes or the infusion accessories.

What Can You Make with It?

Smoothies and smoothie bowls are not the only options. The blender can also be used for drinks, sauces, and dips. It can make a frothy coffee-style drink, and it can grind grains such as rice, wheat, and corn, as well as coffee.

For smoother results, follow the recommended ingredient order and include enough liquid. For recipes that need a coarser texture, use short pulses and check the consistency between bursts.

Limitations to Consider

The 1000ml maximum vessel capacity may not suit people who regularly prepare large batches. The hydration system’s drinking lid may also be less convenient for those who prefer using a straw, particularly if the infusion chamber is removed.

These considerations are most relevant if you need a high-capacity blender or a spill-resistant bottle with a straw opening. Compare those needs with the compact design and included vessels before making a decision.

Is the Beast Blender Worth It?

This Beast Blender review finds that it may be a good fit for regular individual servings, smoothies, drinks, sauces, and dips, especially when countertop space matters. Its 1000-watt motor, pulse function, and three vessel sizes offer flexibility for everyday blending. However, the limited maximum capacity and the hydration lid’s lack of a dedicated straw opening may be drawbacks. Whether it is worth the price depends on how often you will use it and whether its size and features match your typical recipes.

Review by Laura.

Smoothie Recipe Ideas

Coffee smoothie
Matcha green tea smoothie
Chocolate banana smoothie
Dragon fruit smoothie
Watermelon smoothie

Frequently Asked Questions

How loud is the Beast Blender?

It makes noise while blending, but it is described as having an average noise level. The reported comparison is that a coffee grinder is louder than the blender’s blending mode. Noise can vary depending on ingredients and the setting used.

Can you put ice in the Beast Blender?

Yes. It is designed to blend ice, and ice or frozen fruit and vegetables are recommended for texture. Follow the suggested ingredient order and include enough liquid for the ingredients to blend properly.