	Name	Purchased for ($)	Link	Made In
	Mueller	$32.00	Search on Amazon	China
5-in-1 immersion blender with 12 speeds, turbo boost, and titanium-reinforced blades. It left 1.8 oz of berries, reduced the ice to fragments too fine to register on the scale, and kept the soup inside the bowl. It finished best overall and is the value pick.
	Braun	$70.00	Search on Amazon	Romania
Claimed 400 W motor with 21 speeds, turbo, and splash-control technology, designed in Germany and built in Romania. It left 2.4 oz of berries and one small piece of ice, and the splash control worked — a near-perfect 1.5 on powered entry and exit.
	OVENTE	$15.00	Search on Amazon	China
Claimed 300 W motor with two blending speeds and a pulse-activated sensor. The least expensive model in the group, it spun the fastest at 19,252 no-load RPM but left 5.8 oz of unblended berries and 2.8 oz of ice, the largest remnant in both tests. It did stay inside the bowl while fully immersed in the splash test.
	ZKBHOME	$27.00	Search on Amazon	China
Cordless 3-in-1 stick blender with a claimed 1,100 W full-copper motor, whisk, and milk frother. It left 4.8 oz of berries but fared far better on ice at 0.3 oz. Its power created a soup wave that spilled over the side of the bowl in the splash test.
	Ganiza	$35.00	Search on Amazon	China
5-in-1 hand blender with a claimed 1,000 W motor and 16 speeds. It never built a strong enough suction vortex to pull the frozen berries into the blade, leaving 5.9 oz, and it left 0.8 oz of ice. It was among the loudest at 82.6 dB and began smoking near the end of the three-minute endurance run, though it came through undamaged.
	Turelar	$36.00	Search on Amazon	China
5-in-1 trigger variable-speed stick blender with a claimed 1,100 W motor. Its head and blade geometry never lifted the berries into the blade path, leaving 8.0 oz — the largest remnant of the group — and it touched only 124 peak watts during the run. It kept soup in the bowl while immersed but splattered heavily on the powered exit.
	KitchenAid	$55.00	Search on Amazon	China
Four-blade immersion blender with a removable pan guard and a 3-cup blending jar. It was the quietest model at 66.5 dB and left 3.9 oz of berries, and its vortex lifted ice cleanly into the blade path for one of the better slushies. Fully immersed it contained the soup well, though the powered exit was messy.
	Cuisinart	$59.00	Search on Amazon	China
Claimed 300 W two-speed immersion blender with an 8-inch blending shaft and a 24 oz mixing cup. It went straight to work on the berries and finished second at 1.4 oz, then left a single particle of ice in the slushy test. The tradeoff is splash: it throws large waves, and the powered entry and exit were among the messiest.
	Colarlemo	$60.00	Search on Amazon	China
4-in-1 hand blender with eight variable speeds and turbo boost. Despite the highest claimed motor rating in the group at 1,800 W and the highest no-load draw at 92 W, it left 6.6 oz of berries. It lifted the ice above the blender head instead of drawing it down, which made the slushy test harder.
	Ninja	$80.00	Search on Amazon	China
750 W peak-power kit with four speeds, a 9-inch blending arm, rapid whisk, blending vessel, and splatter shield. At 1,042 g it is one of the heaviest, and its head lifted ice above the blade rather than drawing it in, though it still made a clean slushy; on berries it left 6.2 oz. It scored a near-perfect 1.5 for powered entry and exit but began smoking near the end of the three-minute endurance run.
	All-Clad	$150.00	Search on Amazon	China
Claimed 600 W motor with a 9.25-inch shaft, variable-speed dial, and turbo button. It drew 255 peak watts on the berries and finished third at 1.5 oz, leaving a single small pebble of ice in the slushy test. All that power comes with heavy splash — it threw the biggest soup wave short of the Vitamix.
	Vitamix	$200.00	Search on Amazon	China
Claimed 625 W professional-grade hand blender with five speeds, a whisk attachment, and a storage case. It led the berry test at 0.9 oz, drew the highest peak power of the group at 317 W, and cleared the ice completely. It is also the messiest: powering it up in a bowl of soup throws liquid everywhere.

Rank	Product	Result
1	Vitamix	0.90
2	Cuisinart	1.40
3	All-Clad	1.50
4	Mueller	1.80
5	Braun	2.40
6	KitchenAid	3.90
7	ZKBHOME	4.80
8	OVENTE	5.80
9	Ganiza	5.90
10	Ninja	6.20
11	Colarlemo	6.60
12	Turelar	8

Rank	Product	Result
1	OVENTE	19252
2	Ganiza	15500
3	All-Clad	15100
4	Mueller	15000
5	Ninja	15000
6	Vitamix	14600
7	Braun	14200
8	ZKBHOME	13353
9	Colarlemo	13300
10	Turelar	13000
11	Cuisinart	12000
12	KitchenAid	11700

Rank	Product	Result
1	Ninja	38.30
2	Braun	45
3	ZKBHOME	50
4	Cuisinart	50
5	All-Clad	50
6	Ganiza	56
7	Turelar	56
8	Vitamix	58
9	KitchenAid	59
10	Mueller	62
11	OVENTE	87
12	Colarlemo	92

Rank	Product	Result
1	KitchenAid	66.50
2	ZKBHOME	67.20
3	Braun	68.60
4	Ninja	68.70
5	Vitamix	72.60
6	Colarlemo	73.50
7	Turelar	74.40
8	Cuisinart	74.90
9	All-Clad	74.90
10	Mueller	75.70
11	OVENTE	82.50
12	Ganiza	82.60

Rank	Product	Result
1	Vitamix	1196
2	All-Clad	1126
3	Ninja	1042
4	Colarlemo	868
5	Ganiza	866
6	Turelar	810
7	ZKBHOME	806
8	Braun	802
9	KitchenAid	792
10	Cuisinart	720
11	Mueller	714
12	OVENTE	692

Best Immersion Blender: 12 Models Tested for Smoothies, Ice, and Splash Control

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Frozen Berry Smoothie: Unblended Berries Remaining (oz)

Ice Remaining After Slushy Test (oz)

Peak Power Draw During the Berry Test (W)

No-Load Blade Speed (RPM)

No-Load Power Draw (W)

Noise Level (dB)

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The Verdict

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Frozen Berry Smoothie: Unblended Berries Remaining (oz)

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Peak Power Draw During the Berry Test (W)

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No-Load Power Draw (W)

Noise Level (dB)

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