bella 6 Pcs Portable Rocket Blender, Juicer & Smoothie Maker, Press & Twist Design, EverGood™ & BPA Free Dishwasher Safe Parts, 4 Tip Stainless Steel Blade, Cord Wrap, 240 Watt Motor, Surf

This portable blender is also much easier than I thought. The size is small, and it is very convenient to put it in the kitchen or take it out. It is basically enough to make milkshakes, protein drinks or fruit smoothies. It's not troublesome to wash. It's often clean after washing. What I like most is that it is directly a cup, and you can drink it after beating it without pouring it over and over again. Although the horsepower is definitely not comparable to that of a large blender, it is enough for daily use, and the sound is not so exaggerated. If you usually like to make your own drinks or drink protein shake after exercising, I think this portable blender is really convenient.

Bought this blender back in April and only used it for my morning smoothies, fast forward to now July 3rd and the blender completely stopped working. I tried different plugs and even cleaned the cup and blade top but still not working. It died have a 2 year warranty but why go through all that when i’ve only had it for a few months?? Tbh I would go with a different brand or blender.

I got this because I just needed a cheap option to blend some frozen acai to make my own home acai bowls, I haven't bought the huge "professional" blenders that come with those tamper plungers for years because I never need to make that much of anything anymore. I like that this is powerful enough to create a smoothie consistency by blending frozen fruit without needing a lot of liquid. It's a press down to operate which is similar to the magic bullet that I have too. There are some minor things I would change but overall for the price it is simple and works great and also looks better and sleeker than the magic bullet.

Blender works well enough. It’s loud. Flip top lid is terrible to drink from and it leaks. Use a straw or pour it in something else.

I have a standard-size blender - also from Bella - which has served me well for several years. But it's not ideal for small jobs. (Think of it like using a 10# sledge to drive thumb tack.) So, when I saw Bella also offered a small-job blender at an attractive price, I went for it. It's designed well, seems to be of good quality, and does an excellent job. There's just one problem: Seating the blade assembly on the base is tricky. It won't seat unless the driver coupling is seated exactly right, and it can take 3 or 4 tries to get the coupling aligned. It's not enough to make me return the product, but it does cost the review one star. Otherwise, it's a nice little blender.