Not all blenders are noisy, although, most of them are. I mean, it’s logical considering their purpose. However, there are plenty of them on the market that manage to do their jobs without producing an ear-splitting amount of noise. However, in order to determine which is possibly the quietest blender on the market, you either need to read a lot of reviews, test them out yourself, or read this article.
Table of Contents
- What To Look For When Getting A Quiet Blender
- Comparison Table
- Best Quiet Blenders To Consider
- 1) Ninja Professional 72 Ounce Countertop Blender
- 2) Breville BBL620 Fresh and Furious Blender
- 3) Magic Bullet Blender
- 4) Blendtec Professional 800 Blender
- 5) Oster Blender Pro 1200
- 6) Vanaheim KB64 Professional Blender
- 7) Hamilton Beach 53600 Sound Shield
- 8) Decen Blender 1450W
- 9) Rosewill Professional Blender
- Final Thoughts on the Quietest Blenders
We’ve gone over many of them in order to determine which is the most quiet blender available. Keep reading to find out what we’ve discovered.
What To Look For When Getting A Quiet Blender
There are several factors one should consider before purchasing a new quiet bender.
Noise Level
By all means, noise level is something you should consider, unless you don’t mind hearing 100 decibels of grinding noise, of course. But since you’ve landed on this particular guide, I guess noise is something you are concerned about. Naturally, since it’s a blender, there will always be some level of noise. The good news is though there are some models that are far quieter than others. This is usually achieved by good design and sound-insulation technologies.
For example, brands like Blendtec, Ninja and Breville came up with models with good insulation technologies and some of the models even come with a cover jar to reduce the noise even further. With the combination of these two factors you can get yourself a 1000-Watt machine that doesn’t go over 65 dB. I mean, how cool is that?
Dimensions
You don’t want to find the winner only to discover it won’t fit in your kitchen unit. Usually the width and length is okay, but some of these blending fellas are pretty tall. Make sure to double-check the dimensions of the blender. You know what they say, measure twice, cut once.
Power (Wattage)
After reading our guide and checking the comparison table, you might say something like: “But Anthony, I was able to find even quieter blenders!”. Well, yea, if your blender comes with 150-watt motor, then sure, it might be quiet. But it will also take 10 minutes to blend one banana with ice cream.
The weakest motor on our list is used by the Magic Bullet blender, which is a nice exception. All the blenders on our list will blend nearly everything advertised in seconds. If you are really impatient or always in a hurry (especially when making morning smoothies), then you might want blenders with 800-watt motor and up.
Of course, high wattage comes hand-in-hand with high noise volume, but as I have mentioned before, this is not always the case and you can find a nice compromise – if you know what to look for (which you do, thanks to this very guide).
Capacity
The amount of food and fluids you can fit in the blender is also a factor worth considering. If you like to make one serving per blend, then you might be okay with smaller blenders, like Magic Bullet, otherwise, you should check the maximum capacity of the blender. For example the Ninja on our list has 72 oz. capacity, which (depending on your serving intake of course), is good enough for several drinks / smoothies per blend.
There is also the jar design factor. Smaller blenders have the advantage that in most cases you can drink directly from the blending jar, while with bigger blenders you need to use a cup. It all comes down to your preferences.
Speed Settings
Honestly, I find it a bit funny and interesting at the same time that blender brands use the number of speed settings as a huge bonus and make it a major point in their advertisements. Most users are not going to use more than two settings and most of them actually use just one.
But if you are the rare type that require four and plus speed settings on your blender (not judging, I know people that find it quite useful), then make sure your blender comes with this option.
Programs
Most blenders come with either manual or automatic (or both) programming options, which can be very useful if you make different drinks daily or weekly and don’t want to change your settings back and forth all the time.
Automatic programs have pre-programmed settings for certain drink types, while manual programs can be edited by you to fit your own preferences.
Ability To Crush Ice Cubes
If the blender is suited to crush ice cubes is a factor worth checking. Trust me, in the summer, you are going to add ice cubes to your blended drinks. But not all blades are designed to crush ice cubes, however, most 800-watt+ machines have this particular feature.
I suggest to check this factor as well.
Timer
If you are a multi-tasker, then having a timer on your blender might prove useful. Let’s say you want to blend something for 20 seconds, but you need to check that chicken in the oven at the same time.
This is one of the few examples where timer might prove useful. You can of course use a kitchen timer, but that won’t shut off your blender on its own, right?
BPA Free Jar
Your blender’s cups and lids should be BPA-free, which means that the product doesn’t use the compound Bisphenol A in its construction, which can be dangerous to people. However, most blenders are made of BPA-free materials, so you should be good to go with most blenders, but of course, it’s worth double checking this factor.
Cups, Lids and Other Accessories
This is usually the case with smaller blenders, where you can use various cups as a blending jar and drink from them directly, although some of the large ones come with various cups and lids as well.
If you want to use different cups for different drinks or simply need differently-sized cups, consider checking if the blender has additional cups.
Warranty
Warranty should be checked with basically every appliance. You might be surprised to know that not all warranty types are the same and some of them last for several months only.
There is an unwritten rule that more expensive appliances come with longer warranties, although this is not always the case. If you are getting an expensive appliance, you might be able to purchase additional warranty length. That’s definitely something worth considering.
Comparison Table
Best Quiet Blenders To Consider
Now that you know what to look for, let’s check out these nine beauties.
1) Ninja Professional 72 Ounce Countertop Blender
The Ninja Professional 72 Ounce Countertop Blender is a candidate for quietest blender, simply because it’s designed to be powerful and pretty silent at the same time.
Description
The Ninja Professional 72 Ounce Countertop Blender uses the company’s patented Total Crushing technology in order to pulverize every food item that you put into it. The device holds 72 ounces of solid foods, and a total of 64 ounces of liquid, which allows you to make juice, smoothies, and even tomato sauce for the whole family. This Ninja model has six blades that can chop, pulverize, and juice everything from fruits to vegetables. It certainly gets the job done – quietly, at around 65 dB.
Pros and Cons
There are a few pros and cons for the Ninja Professional 72 Ounce Countertop Blender, including:
- One of the quietest blender on the market
- Blends smoothly and consistently
- Very powerful, thanks to its six blade design
- Can be hard to clean
- Some complain that the pitcher cracks easily
Our rating: 
4.8 / 5
2) Breville BBL620 Fresh and Furious Blender
With a name that’s a play on a movie franchise, you know that the blender has to be good. The Breville BBL620 Fresh and Furious Blender is one of the most quiet blenders on the market as well.
Description
Not only is the Breville BBL620 Fresh and Furious Blender easy to use and powerful, but it’s also self-cleaning. To be honest, the noise level is not the best here, around 81 dB at the machine, which is below average in regard to noise, but I felt like I should include it here in case you wish to sacrifice a bit of ear comfort to efficiency.
If you hate to have to get in between the blades in order to wash them, then that fact alone might catapult this blender to the top of your list. The lid designed with a special technology that ensures that it stays put mid-blend while remaining easy to remove once it’s done. On top of this, the blades themselves are made of heavy duty steel that grinds and blends everything from pieces of fruit to chunks of ice and everything in between. It has a timer, as well as an LCD display, and it runs with the touch of a single button. Essentially, it’s efficient and everything that you need in a blender.
Pros and Cons
Like the other blenders on this list, the Breville BBL620 Fresh and Furious Blender has a couple of pros and cons, including:
- Can handle many different types of liquids and solids
- Easy to use, thanks to its one-button technology
- The lid can be a bit tough to open despite its engineering
- The self-cleaning option could work better
Our rating: 4.8 / 5
3) Magic Bullet Blender
Although the Magic Bullet Blender isn’t the largest device on the market, it is very quiet, qualifying it for this list of the best quiet blenders.
Description
The Magic Bullet Blender is exactly what it sounds like – a small blender that gets the job done, very quietly we might add. This blender runs on a mere 250 watts and holds enough solids for one single serving of a smoothie or glass of juice. It blends quickly and easily, without making a whole lot of noise, which is why it’s on this list. It could possibly be the quietest blender here. Although this device is best known for its television commercials, it certainly services a specific niche. Why use a large, noisy blender when all that you need is a small amount of juice in the morning. Plus, when you add in the fact that the Magic Bullet Blender is quiet (noise at about 62 dB), it’s an even more attractive option.
Pros and Cons
The Magic Bullet Blender has some pros and cons, such as:
- Fairly quiet despite its size and low weight
- Very easy to clean after use
- Makes a small amount of liquid – enough for one person
- Has a hard time blending frozen components like fruit and ice cubes
- Doesn’t hold a lot of solids or liquids
Our rating: 
4.6 / 5
4) Blendtec Professional 800 Blender
If you’re paying a lot of money for a blender, you expect it to be the best quiet blender possible. The Blendtec Professional 800 Blender definitely fits the bill.
Description
The Blendtec Professional 800 Blender comes programmed with six different blend cycles, a pulse option, and a total of 11 different speeds. It really can handle just about everything while remaining one of the quietest blenders on the market. The pitcher is BPA free and has a very wide base making for a smoother blending experience. The blades themselves are extra thick, which makes them incredibly sturdy. It runs with a simple touch slider that allows you to set the mode and speed with one single finger. No tricky buttons or dials here. The top and back of the device are designed to muffle sounds, ensuring that you end up with a quiet blend, at about 66 dB, no matter how much you’ve put into the machine.
Pros and Cons
Like the other candidates for most quiet blender on this list, the Blendtec Professional 800 Blender has a few pros and cons. They are:
- Uses noise dampening technology
- Easy to use thanks to the slider design
- Can handle both hot and cold ingredients
- It sometimes blends a little too thoroughly
- Fairly heavy and kind of bulky
- Expensive
Our rating: 
4.5 / 5
5) Oster Blender Pro 1200
Sometimes the best quiet blender is one that’s incredible to use. The Oster Blender Pro 1200 is that device.
Description
The Oster Blender Pro 1200 comes with a 10-year manufacturer’s warranty. This fact alone is impressive since many companies won’t stand behind their products for that length of time. In addition to this, the blender runs on 1200 watts of power (900 when crushing ice) and contains Oster’s dual-direction blade technology. The pitcher is made of glass, not plastic, making it heavier than most, although it can withstand shock and take a beating. It will last longer than the plastic varieties. It includes an extra-wide blade system, three pre-programmed settings, and a total of seven speeds, in addition to the pulse option. Overall, this is quite a powerful machine.
Pros and Cons
The Oster Blender Pro 1200 is a great appliance, but it still has some pros and cons. They include:
- It can handle a number of different blending functions
- Very quiet despite its power
- Easy to use due to its well-designed interface
- Can be tough to clean
- Fairly heavy thanks to the glass pitcher
Our rating: 
4.5 / 5
6) Vanaheim KB64 Professional Blender
There’s nothing like a high-tech blender that runs quietly. That’s why the Vanaheim KB64 Professional Blender is on this list.
Description
Who doesn’t like a powerful blender with all of the bells and whistles? When you add in that this is possibly the best quiet blender on the market, it becomes even more attractive. The Vanaheim KB64 Professional Blender does just about everything, except for cleaning itself for you. This device comes programmed with nine different presets, as well as nine total speed settings. If you want it to make juice for you, for example, you just have to select the right preset. Of course, you could also just set the speed yourself and see what happens. On top of all of those speeds and presets, the Vanaheim KB64 Professional Blender also has a special ice crushing option. This means that if you just want to crush some ice for a drink, you can do so. It has a 2.25 horsepower motor, as well as a pitcher that’s BPA free – and it’s self-cleaning. What can’t this blender do?
Pros and Cons
Although the Vanaheim KB64 Professional Blender is an excellent blender, it does have a few pros and cons, including the following:
- The self-cleaning feature that requires you to just add some soapy water as it does the rest
- Can handle everything from frozen fruit to fresh vegetables
- Can be a bit tricky to use thanks to the presets and modes
- Sometimes it blends too well
Our rating: 
4.4 / 5
7) Hamilton Beach 53600 Sound Shield
Few of the quietest blenders include their silence right in the name. The Hamilton Beach 53600 Sound Shield is an exception to this rule.
Description
When it comes to the best quiet blender, there’s nothing quite like the Hamilton Beach 53600 Sound Shield. This blender is designed to be whisper-silent, ensuring that you can hold down a conversation in the room while it’s running – without having to shout. It has a muffled grinding chamber with a two-piece shield that ensures that you won’t be able to hear it running. This blender allows you to puree, blend, and mix just about any type of food. The pitcher is a drip-free model that’s also dishwasher safe.
Pros and Cons
Of course, even the best quiet blender, the Hamilton Beach 53600 Sound Shield has a few pros and cons, including:
- Uses sound shield technology to ensure that it runs as quietly as possible
- Drip-free pitcher
- Comes with a three-year manufacturer warranty
- Doesn’t always blend consistently
- Tends to be on the heavy side, thanks to the sound deadening material
Our rating: 
4.3 / 5
8) Decen Blender 1450W
One of the best quiet blenders on the market is from a fairly obscure brand called Decen. Despite its lack of a “big” brand name, this blender is powerful and fairly silent.
Description
The Decen Blender 1450W comes with a BPA free pitcher. This is a good thing, as BPA is a component of plastic that can cause a number of health issues. This appliance has a 70 ounce (two-liter) capacity, and a 1,450-watt motor, hence its name. It contains special sound dampening technology that allows you to be in the same room while it’s blending, without needing earplugs. When you first turn the machine on, it gives you three seconds to choose your desired setting from the three programmed options or the nine individual controls. Otherwise, it defaults to the programmed options. Once you’ve chosen one or the other, you can pick the best option from among those available. For example, you can pick one of the programmed options, or vice versa. There’s also a pulse setting, which is separate from the others. The blades on this blender are made of titanium stainless steel, and they are designed to last quite a long time.
Pros and Cons
The Decen Blender 1450W is a great model, but it does have some pros and cons, such as:
- Extremely quiet despite its power
- Easy to use thanks to the programmable modes
- Produces high quality blended juices, smoothies, soups, and more
- Fairly heavy for a blender due to the sound-dampening features
- Only comes with a one-year warranty
Our rating: 
4.2 / 5
9) Rosewill Professional Blender
When it comes to choosing the best quiet blender, the Rosewill Professional model is definitely on the list. This blender is extremely quiet and very powerful.
Description
Despite the fact that the average citizen can buy it, the Rosewill Professional Blender is just that – professional. Its motor spins at an amazing 33,000 RPM, and it uses 1,400 watts of power. This appliance can handle just about anything, thanks to it Hall Effect sensor technology, which tells you just how blended everything in the pitcher is during the process. There are three different pre-programmed settings, as well as a manual speed control, proving that even professional appliances don’t need to be complicated. The pitcher is BPA free and the lid is both spill and leak proof. Overall, the stainless steel chopping blades can handle any number of different solids and liquids.
Pros and Cons
The Rosewill Professional Blender has a few pros and cons. They are:
- Extremely powerful, yet very quiet at the same time
- Simple to use thanks to its system of buttons and dials
- The pitcher is BPA free
- One of the heavier models on the market
- Hall Effect sensor technology can be tricky to get around
Our rating: 
4.0 / 5
Final Thoughts on the Quietest Blenders
Now that you’ve read about many of the quietest blenders on the market, it’s time for you to choose the best model for your needs. It all comes down to the other features, as well as the overall crushing (blending) power held by these devices. Which one will you pick for your kitchen?
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