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If your trusty NutriBullet Original has seen better days, but you can’t justify the cost or wasted counter space that a Vitamix blender would require, you need to try our latest kitchen gadget obsession: the Beast Mini Blender (99 USD). The blender has fans ranging from home influencers to fitness icons such as Ally Loveall who enjoy its lightness, strength and aesthetics. After three of our shopping editors got their own test, they determined whether the blender lives up to the hype.

About the Beast Mini Blender

The blender base has a 600-watt motor that can create ridiculously creamy blends in less than two minutes. While it can churn out a silky smoothie, it can also be used to grind, mince, chop, whip and juice, adding to its versatility in the kitchen. The compact design is small enough to fit on any countertop and packs away easily. You can even drink your smoothie straight from the blending container by swapping out the blades for the included drinking lid and straw.

If you’ve experienced other blenders that give off a burnt plastic smell while blending, you’ll appreciate that the Mini Blender has a patented thermal safety sensor that helps prevent overheating by monitoring the internal temperature of ingredients. To keep it simple and easy to use, there is only one button. You can choose between a pulse shuffle function or a hands-free shuffle depending on how long you hold down the button.

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Our three shopping editors used the Mini Blender to create concoctions, from protein smoothies to the salad dressings and divulged their honest thoughts. Read on to discover their favorite features and the rating they think the Mini Blender deserves.