Full-size blenders under $200 (2026)

Values come from the maker pages listed under Sources. "Not stated" means the maker page doesn't list it in the box or the specs.

The six blenders here are all under $200 on their makers' own stores, and the extras grow with the price band:

• Under $100 (Hamilton Beach). Glass jars of 40 and 48 oz and button or touchpad speeds, with no preset programs stated. The 3-in-1 adds a 20 oz travel jar and a 3-cup food processor attachment on the same base; the PowerMax is the simpler of the two, with the larger glass jar (48 oz).
• $100 to $150 (Ninja). Pitchers of 72 oz (64 oz maximum fill on the TotalCrush) and preset programs. The TotalCrush lists three Auto-iQ presets for smoothie, ice crush and milkshake; the Detect Pro adds what Ninja calls BlendSense, which Ninja says adjusts speed and time automatically; the Detect Blender with Cups adds two 24 oz to-go cups to the Detect Pro's pitcher.
• $150 to $200 (Breville). A 50 oz Tritan jug and three pre-programmed buttons (Smoothie, Green Smoothie and Ice Crush), from a maker better known for higher-priced blenders.

Jar material differs too: both Hamilton Beach models list a glass jar, and Breville lists a BPA-free Tritan jug. If you care about the jar material, check the maker page for the Ninja models; we don't record it as a spec.

• If you want a simple glass-jar blender under $100 → the Hamilton Beach PowerMax (48 oz glass jar).
• If you want a blender, a travel jar and a small food processor for under $100 → the Hamilton Beach 3-in-1.
• If you blend for a family or make frozen drinks in big batches → one of the Ninja models, each with a 72 oz pitcher (Ninja states a 64 oz maximum fill on the TotalCrush).
• If you want to-go cups and one-touch programs on a family-size base → the Ninja Detect Blender with Cups.
• If you want presets on a mid-size jug → the Breville the Fresh & Furious (50 oz, three pre-programmed buttons).

• Most full-size blenders with extras are here. Of the 9 full-size blenders we catalogued under $200 on their maker's store, 4 come with to-go cups or a travel jar and 3 with a food processor bowl or attachment.
• Big pitchers are common. 5 of the 9 have a stated jar of 64 oz or more, all of them Ninja.
• High-performance brands are not. None of the Vitamix or Blendtec blenders we catalogued is under $200 on its maker's store; the first Vitamix and Blendtec models start in the $300 to $400 band.
• Prices can change. We use the price on the maker's store, which can change.

See full-size blenders under $200 · Full-size blenders under $100 · Full-size blenders under $400 · Blenders with a food processor or chopper · Personal blenders · Buying guide

Of the 31 blenders in our finder (as of October 19, 2026), 20 are full-size countertop blenders and 8 of those sell for under $200 on their maker's own US store. We picked six that cover each step from a basic glass-jar blender to a family-size pitcher with cups and presets, and ordered them by price on the maker's own store, lowest first. The other two under $200 (Ninja UltraCrush Blender and Food Processor, Ninja Detect Professional Blender and Food Processor) are on our food processor list.

Written with AI assistance from manufacturer specifications; reviewed and approved by the site owner. We don't test products hands-on. How we choose

Sources:

• Hamilton Beach 3-in-1 Blender and Food Processor (58163)
• Hamilton Beach PowerMax Professional-Performance Blender (58600J)
• Ninja Detect Pro Blender (TB201)
• Ninja TotalCrush Professional Blender (IQ601BL)
• Ninja Detect Blender with Cups (TB301)
• Breville the Fresh & Furious (BBL620)