8 Best Blenders in Singapore (2026): Ninja, Tefal, NutriBullet, Philips and Vitamix Prices From $49.90

Ninja covers every blender type at fair prices, and its own Singapore store (sharkninja.sg) is where the lowest prices sit.LINE-UP AND PRICES: the Auto-iQ Blender (BL450), a 900W personal blender with two to-go cups, is $139 (U.P. $158). The Ninja Blast (BC151) cordless portable blender is $89 (U.P. $129) and the bigger Blast Max (BC251) is $129 (U.P. $159). The Nutri-Blender Pro (BN500) is $199 (U.P. $258). For soups and soy milk, the Foodi Blender Cold & Hot (HB150) heats as it blends and is $329 (U.P. $358). The top-end Foodi Power Blender Ultimate System (CB402), with a food processor bowl and cups, is $429 (U.P. $508).DELIVERY: free shipping on orders above $99.BEST FOR: anyone who wants one trusted brand with a model at every budget.

Tefal has the deepest markdowns on heating blenders, the kind that cooks soy milk, congee and soup in the jug.THE BEST BUY: the Dynamix Cook (BL967), a high-speed cooking blender, is $199 at Metro and $229 on Tefal's own store, against a $459 list price. OTHER PRICES ON TEFAL.COM.SG: the Ultrablend Silence (BL98SC) 2,000W heating blender with a glass jar is $459 (U.P. $799); the Perfectmix Cook (BL83SD) with a steam basket is $289 (U.P. $549); the Blendforce Cook (BL57T) is $239 (U.P. $289). If you only need cold blending, the Blendforce 2 (BL4255) is $69.90 and the BlendUp personal blender (BL19H4) is from $129.DELIVERY: free shipping above $60 on Tefal's store.BEST FOR: soy milk and soup makers who want a heating jug without paying $400.

The push-twist-blend personal blender most people mean when they say "bullet". NutriBullet's Singapore site (nutribullet.sg) lists the range but does not sell online, so we priced it at Metro, which stocks it through the local distributor.PRICES: the 600 Series (NB606DG), 600W with a 700ml and a 500ml cup, is $129. The 900 Series is $199, the Ultra (NB1206BR) is $299, and the Blender Combo (NBF500DG), which adds a full-size jug to the personal cups, is $269.WHAT TO KNOW: the 600W model handles fruit, ice and protein shakes; go to the 900 Series if you blend nuts and seeds often.BEST FOR: one-person smoothies you drink from the same cup.

Philips' 7000 Series gives you a 1,500W high-speed motor for a fraction of a Vitamix.PRICES AT METRO: the 7000 Series 1500W High Speed Blender (HR3760), with ProBlend Ultra technology and recipes in the HomeID app, is $229. The 5000 Series 800W (HR2765) is $109, the 3000 Series 350W personal blender (HR2670) is $49 (U.P. $69) and the 3000 Series blender with two jars and a dry mill (HR2041) is $59.WHERE TO BUY: Philips' Singapore appliance site did not load prices when we checked, so Metro's listings are the reference here.BEST FOR: nut butters, frozen fruit and green smoothies on a mid-range budget.

Panasonic's glass jar blenders are the practical family pick: big jug, a dry mill for spices and a chopper in the box.PRICES AT METRO: the Glass Jar Blender with Dry Mill & Chopper (MX-MG53C1CSP), 2.0L and 700W, is $99 (U.P. $149). The 1.5L plastic jug blender with dry mill (MX-EP5111WSP) is $69.90 (U.P. $84.90). For soups and soy milk, the All in One Cooking Blender (MX-HG6401KSK) with 10 auto programmes and one-touch self-cleaning is $229 (U.P. $279).WHY THE DRY MILL MATTERS: it grinds dried chillies, rempah spices and coffee beans, which a personal blender cannot do well.BEST FOR: households that cook, not just blend drinks.

Vitamix is the commercial-grade blender cafes use, and it is priced like one. Vitamix does not run its own Singapore store, so we priced it at Metro.PRICES: the Ascent A3500i smart blender is $2,399 (U.P. $2,599) in black or silver, and a newer A3500i code (VTMX698521) is $2,599 (U.P. $2,899). The cheaper Explorian E310 is listed at $1,399 (U.P. $1,599) but was sold out on 2 November.WHAT YOU PAY FOR: a motor that turns whole nuts into butter and raw vegetables into hot soup by friction alone, a self-detect container system and a long warranty.BEST FOR: daily heavy blenders who will use it for a decade.

Toyomi's 1L cooking blender is the small-kitchen answer to a soy milk maker.THE PICK: the Compact Blend & Snack Cooking Blender (BLC 9203), 800W, 1.0L borosilicate glass jug for 1-3 people, is $99 (U.P. $109) on toyomi.com.sg in green or white. It heats to 100°C and has programmes for soy milk, baby food, juice, smoothies and self-cleaning, and Toyomi says it runs up to 30% quieter.OTHER PRICES: the Blender and Food Processor (BL 2926) is $58 (U.P. $65). The bigger 1.75L cooking blenders (BLC 9811 at $179, BLC 4695 at $199) were out of stock on 2 November.BEST FOR: couples and small households making soy milk or porridge for two.

If you only blend a morning smoothie, you do not need to spend more than $50.THE PICK: Mayer's 600ml Personal Blender has a BPA-free Tritan bottle you drink from, a 4-piece stainless steel blade, a safety interlock and overheating protection, at $49.90 (U.P. $69) on mayer.sg.OTHER PRICES: the Travel Thermo Blender with Battery is $49 (U.P. $89), and a 1L glass blender jar with grinder is $79.90 (U.P. $119).NEW CUSTOMERS: Mayer gives 5% off for new users and free delivery from $50, so the $49.90 blender alone falls just short of free delivery.BEST FOR: students, office pantries and anyone testing whether they will actually blend every day.