Black+decker
The Black+Decker 10-Speed Countertop Blender is an affordable, compact blender aimed at basic blending tasks like smoothies, soups, and sauces. It offers a 40‑ounce glass jar, 10 speed settings with pulse, and a removable stainless‑steel blade, making it suitable for budget‑conscious users seeking simple operation and easy cleanup.
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Current
$39.94
Average
$36.45
Lowest
$20.00
Highest
$69.33
Lower = better sales rank
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Expert Opinion
Professional reviewers view the Black+Decker 10‑Speed Blender as a solid entry‑level choice that delivers essential blending functions at a low price. They commend its compact build, effective vortex from the four‑prong blade, and easy‑to‑clean removable parts, but criticize the loud operation, lack of digital controls, and modest motor and blade design compared to higher‑end models.
What Users Say
Everyday users appreciate the blender’s affordability, straightforward 10‑speed operation, and dishwasher‑safe glass jar, noting it handles basic smoothies and soups well. However, many express disappointment with the high noise level, limited control features, and the learning curve involved in attaching the jar securely.
Common Complaints
The most common issues are the loud 102.5 dB noise, lack of digital presets or timer, difficulty attaching the glass jar, and limited motor/blade power compared to higher‑end blenders.
What People Are Saying
“a budget option that seems to offer a delicate balance of features and functionality.”
How It Compares
Compared to higher‑end blenders, the Black+Decker model lacks a thick, powerful blade, digital displays, preset programs, and a quieter motor, positioning it firmly in the entry‑level segment. Its glass jar and 10‑speed control provide a functional alternative to plastic‑jar budget blenders, while its price point (~$42) makes it competitive against other low‑cost countertop models.
