Black Friday 2026: blender deals
8 price drops from $19.95, with the Ninja Blast at a record-low $39
The best blender deal on Amazon today is the Ninja Professional Plus (BN701) at $79.99, its lowest price in three months and $20 under its three-month average, for smoothies, frozen drinks and ice for a family. Black Friday is November 27, and Amazon has not announced its own sale dates yet. We checked each blender below against its own Amazon price history on November 9. All eight are under their average, the Ninja Blast is at its lowest price ever, and five of the eight are Ninja.
How we check a deal: we look up every product’s Amazon price history. It makes this page only if it is at or near its lowest price in three months, at least 10% under its three-month average, sold or shipped by Amazon.com (we name any other seller) and well rated by owners. Brand-new models with few reviews yet are labelled. We don’t test these products hands-on.
By Jamilur Rahman, Founder & Editor · Updated November 9, 2026
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The short answer
When do Black Friday 2026 blender deals start? Black Friday is Friday, November 27, 2026, the day after Thanksgiving (Thursday, November 26), and Cyber Monday is Monday, November 30. Amazon has not announced its 2026 Black Friday sale dates yet (checked November 9), so we are not guessing at one. The eight blenders below are under their three-month Amazon average now, about two and a half weeks before the big weekend, and every one was sold and shipped by Amazon.com when we checked on November 9, so these drops are live today. They run from a $19.95 corded travel blender to a $179.98 blender and food processor set.
The short answer. The winner is the Ninja Professional Plus (BN701) at $79.99, its lowest price in three months and $20 under its three-month average of $100.39. It is the full-size blender for most kitchens: smoothies, frozen drinks and ice for a family, with a 72 oz pitcher and three Auto-iQ presets, per the listing. Get the Ninja Professional Plus DUO (BN751) at $109.98 if you also want to-go cups, or the Oster Pro 1200 at $99.99 if you want a glass jar instead of plastic. Get the Ninja Kitchen System (TB401) at $179.98 only if you want a blender and a food processor in one box, and the Ninja Detect (TB301) at $139.97 for auto-sensing programs without the processor bowl. For one drink at a time, the Ninja Blast at $39 is the cordless pick for the gym, the office or the car, the nutribullet Pro at $59.99 is the plug-in daily smoothie cup, and the Hamilton Beach Portable at $19.95 is the cheapest way to a single smoothie. Pass on a full-size blender if you only ever make one cup, pass on the portables if you blend for a family, and pass on the TB401 if you already own a food processor. Ninja has five of the eight, and that is simply where the price history is: Ninja is where the real drops are this week. The three non-Ninja options are the Oster Pro 1200 (full-size, glass jar), the nutribullet Pro (personal) and the Hamilton Beach Portable (budget, corded).
What other roundups miss. Most “black friday blender deals” lists show “up to 40% off” against a list price the blender rarely sells for, none checks each blender against its own price history, and none says who each one is for. We checked each blender here against its own three-month Amazon price history on Keepa on November 9. The Ninja Blast is at its lowest price ever and the other seven are at their lowest in three months, but we say plainly where that is a weaker claim: the TB401 only ties the $180 it cost in October, and the TB301 is at the $140 it has sat at before. Apart from the Ninja Blast, every blender here has been cheaper at some point, and each card gives that lowest price. Savings run from $3 to $42. Prices move daily, so tap “View on Amazon” for today’s number.
The best deals right now
Amazon prices when we checked on November 9, 2026. Savings are against each product’s three-month average Amazon price (Keepa), not an inflated list price. Prices change often, so tap through for today's price.
- SAVE $20
Ninja Professional Plus Blender with Auto-iQ (BN701)$79.99 at Amazon$79.99$99.9920% offLowest in 3 months - SAVE $18
Ninja Professional Plus DUO Blender (BN751)$109.98 at Amazon$109.98$127.9814% offLowest in 3 months - SAVE $42
Ninja Kitchen System with BlendSense (TB401)$179.98 at Amazon$179.98$221.9819% offLowest in 3 months - SAVE $18
Ninja Detect Blender with Cups, BlendSense (TB301)$139.97 at Amazon$139.97$157.9711% offLowest in 3 months - SAVE $18
Ninja Blast Portable Blender, Cordless, 18 oz (BC151BK, black)$39.00 at Amazon$39.00$5732% offLowest price ever - SAVE $18
nutribullet Pro Personal Blender, 900 W (NB9-0901AW, matte white)$59.99 at Amazon$59.99$77.9923% offLowest in 3 months - SAVE $29
Oster Pro 1200 Blender with Glass Jar, Brushed Nickel$99.99 at Amazon$99.99$128.9922% offLowest in 3 months - SAVE $3
Hamilton Beach Portable Blender with 14 oz Travel Jar$19.95 at Amazon$19.95$22.9513% offLowest in 3 months
Best Black Friday full-size blender deals: smoothies, frozen drinks and ice for a family
Three full-size blenders for a family kitchen. The Ninja Professional Plus (BN701) at $79.99 is our winner: its lowest price in three months, $20 under its average and the cheapest full-size blender here. The Ninja Professional Plus DUO (BN751) at $109.98 adds two 24 oz to-go cups for $29.99 more. The Oster Pro 1200 at $99.99 is the glass-jar option and has the biggest saving of the three, $29, but it costs $20 more than the BN701.
- SAVE $20

Ninja Professional Plus Blender with Auto-iQ (BN701)
Full-size blender with a 72 oz pitcher and 3 Auto-iQ presets$79.993-month avg $99.99You save $20 (20% off the 3-month average)- Lowest in 3 months
- Checked November 9, 2026
The Ninja Professional Plus is a full-size countertop blender. The listing says it has a 1400 peak-watt motor, Total Crushing, three Auto-iQ presets (smoothies, frozen drinks and ice cream) and a 72 oz pitcher that is dishwasher safe. At $79.99 it is the lowest in three months and $20 under its 90-day average of $100.39. It was about $110 in mid-August, $100 to $110 in September, about $90 through October and back to $100 to $110 in late October before dropping on about November 5. Pick it for smoothies, frozen drinks and ice for a family. Don’t pick it if you only make one cup at a time: a $39 to $60 personal blender does that for less.
$79.99 at Amazon - SAVE $18

Ninja Professional Plus DUO Blender (BN751)
Full-size blender with a 72 oz pitcher and two 24 oz cups$109.983-month avg $127.98You save $18 (14% off the 3-month average)- Lowest in 3 months
- Checked November 9, 2026
The Ninja Professional Plus DUO is the set with cups. The listing says it has 1400 peak-watt Total Crushing and an extractor, three Auto-iQ programs, a 72 oz pitcher and two 24 oz cups. At $109.98 it is the lowest in three months and $18 under its 90-day average of $128.76. It was about $130 in August, $150 from late August to early September, $130 to mid-October, $150 briefly, about $120 in late October and about $110 since about October 28. Pick it for the BN701 plus to-go cups. Don’t pick it if you will not use the cups: the BN701 is $29.99 less.
$109.98 at Amazon - SAVE $29

Oster Pro 1200 Blender with Glass Jar, Brushed Nickel
Full-size blender with a glass jar and a 24 oz smoothie cup$99.993-month avg $128.99You save $29 (22% off the 3-month average)- Lowest in 3 months
- Checked November 9, 2026
The Oster Pro 1200 is a full-size blender with a glass jar. The listing says it has Smart Settings Technology, seven speeds, a dual-direction blade and a glass jar, and that it includes a 24 oz smoothie cup. At $99.99 it is the lowest in three months and $29 under its 90-day average of $129.83: it was $129.99 for the whole 90 days and is $99.99 now. Pick it if you want glass instead of plastic. Don’t pick it for the best price: the BN701 is $20 less and has a 72 oz pitcher. Glass is also heavier than plastic and can break if dropped.
$99.99 at Amazon
Best Black Friday blender and food processor deals: Ninja BlendSense
Two BlendSense models for people who want more than a pitcher. The Ninja Kitchen System (TB401) at $179.98 is the pick: it adds an 8-cup processor bowl and has the biggest saving on the page, $42, but it only ties October’s price. The Ninja Detect (TB301) at $139.97 drops the processor bowl and keeps two to-go cups, but it is at the $140 it has sat at before, so treat it as a usual sale price. Neither beats the BN701 on price: they cost $99.99 and $59.98 more.
- SAVE $42

Ninja Kitchen System with BlendSense (TB401)
Blender and food processor in one set, 72 oz pitcher, 8-cup processor bowl and 24 oz cup$179.983-month avg $221.98You save $42 (19% off the 3-month average)- Lowest in 3 months
- Checked November 9, 2026
The TB401 is a blender and a food processor in one box. The listing says BlendSense Technology handles smoothies, cookie dough and salsa, and it comes with a 72 oz pitcher, an 8-cup processor bowl, a 24 oz cup and 1800 peak watts. At $179.98 it is the lowest in three months and $42 under its 90-day average of $222.20, the biggest dollar saving on the page. It only ties October’s price, though: it was $250 in August and early September, about $200 in September, about $180 from about October 5 to October 28, back to $250 until about November 7, and $179.98 now. Pick it for a blender plus a food processor. Don’t pick it if you already own a processor: the BN701 is $99.99 less.
Ties October’s price: about $180 from about October 5 to October 28
$179.98 at Amazon - SAVE $18

Ninja Detect Blender with Cups, BlendSense (TB301)
Full-size blender with BlendSense, a 72 oz pitcher and two 24 oz to-go cups$139.973-month avg $157.97You save $18 (11% off the 3-month average)- Lowest in 3 months
- Checked November 9, 2026
The Ninja Detect is a BlendSense blender with cups and no processor bowl. The listing says it has BlendSense Technology, a 72 oz pitcher, two 24 oz to-go cups with lids, 1800 peak watts and dishwasher-safe parts. At $139.97 it is the lowest in three months and $18 under its 90-day average of $158.16, but be honest about it: it has sat at about $140 before, for most of September and again in late October, so this is its usual sale price, not a fresh low. It was $150 in mid-August, $180 in late August and early September, $180 for most of October and in early November, and $139.97 now. Pick it for auto-sensing programs and cups. Don’t pick it to save money: the BN751 has Auto-iQ presets and two cups for $29.99 less.
Its usual sale price: about $140 for most of September and again in late October
$139.97 at Amazon
Best Black Friday personal and portable blender deals: one drink at a time
Three blenders for one smoothie at a time. The Ninja Blast at $39 is the headline: its lowest price ever, cordless and USB-C rechargeable. The nutribullet Pro at $59.99 is the plug-in daily-smoothie pick, with 32 oz and 24 oz cups. The Hamilton Beach Portable at $19.95 is the cheapest way in, corded with a 14 oz travel jar, but only $3 under its average. Pick by where you blend: the Blast away from a socket, the nutribullet at home, the Hamilton Beach on a budget.
- SAVE $18

Ninja Blast Portable Blender, Cordless, 18 oz (BC151BK, black)
Cordless, USB-C rechargeable 18 oz portable blender$39.003-month avg $57You save $18 (32% off the 3-month average)- Lowest price ever
- Checked November 9, 2026
The Ninja Blast is an 18 oz cordless portable blender. The listing says it is USB-C rechargeable, has the BlastBlade to crush ice and frozen fruit and a leakproof sip lid, and is dishwasher safe. At $39.00 it is at its lowest Amazon price ever, since about November 5, 2026, and $18 under its 90-day average of $57.08. Its highest price was $69.99. Pick it for one smoothie at the gym, the office or the car. Don’t pick it for a household: it is one 18 oz serving, and the rechargeable battery has to be charged.
$39.00 at Amazon - SAVE $18

nutribullet Pro Personal Blender, 900 W (NB9-0901AW, matte white)
Plug-in personal blender with 32 oz and 24 oz cups and a flip-top travel lid$59.993-month avg $77.99You save $18 (23% off the 3-month average)- Lowest in 3 months
- Checked November 9, 2026
The nutribullet Pro is a plug-in personal blender. The listing says it has 900 watts, a 32 oz cup and a 24 oz cup, and a flip-top travel lid, and it names shakes, smoothies, food prep and frozen blending. At $59.99 it is the lowest in three months and $18 under its 90-day average of $78.10. It sat at about $75 to $85 for the whole 90 days, apart from a brief spike near $160 in late October, so against its usual price the drop is $15 to $25. Pick it for a daily single-serve smoothie. Don’t pick it for a family batch: a 32 oz cup is one big drink, not a pitcher.
$59.99 at Amazon - SAVE $3

Hamilton Beach Portable Blender with 14 oz Travel Jar
Corded (plug-in) portable blender with a 14 oz travel jar$19.953-month avg $22.95You save $3 (13% off the 3-month average)- Lowest in 3 months
- Checked November 9, 2026
The Hamilton Beach Portable Blender is a corded personal blender: it plugs in and has no battery. The listing says it has a 14 oz travel jar with a BPA-free jar and lid, stainless steel blades and 300 peak watts. At $19.95 it is the lowest in three months and $3 under its 90-day average of $23.67: it was $24.99 until about October 16 and has been $19.95 since. Pick it for the cheapest way to a single smoothie. Don’t pick it for ice-heavy drinks or big batches: 300 peak watts is a third of the nutribullet’s 900 watts, and 14 oz is one small drink.
$19.95 at Amazon
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Quick tips before you buy
A full-size blender, like the BN701, BN751, Oster Pro 1200, TB401 and TB301, has a pitcher for a family batch, frozen drinks or ice for several people. A personal blender, like the nutribullet Pro, is a plug-in base with a cup you blend in and drink from, so it suits one smoothie a day. A portable blender, like the cordless Ninja Blast (18 oz) and the corded Hamilton Beach (14 oz), is smaller still. Match the blender to the largest batch you make most days, not the biggest you might ever make: a 72 oz pitcher is wasted on one cup, and an 18 oz cup is a small drink for four.
A “percent off” badge is measured against a list price the blender may rarely sell for. Check the three-month average and the lowest price ever on a tracker such as Keepa. On this page the savings against the three-month average run from $3 (Hamilton Beach) to $42 (TB401), and every blender except the Ninja Blast has been cheaper at some point, so a three-month low is not the same as a record. Check who sells it too: all eight were sold and shipped by Amazon.com on November 9, while the Vitamix we checked had a third-party seller in the buy box.
The Ninja Blast is cordless and USB-C rechargeable, per the listing, so it works at the gym, the desk or the car, and it is a battery you have to keep charged. The Hamilton Beach Portable is corded: it plugs in, so there is no battery, but it needs a socket. The nutribullet Pro is also a plug-in base, at 900 watts per the listing. If you blend at home, plug-in is the simpler choice. If you blend away from home, the Blast’s extra $19.05 over the Hamilton Beach buys the cord-free part.
Skip the TB401’s processor bowl if you already own a food processor: the BN701 does the blending for $99.99 less. Skip the two to-go cups on the BN751 if you never take a smoothie out of the house, since they are $29.99 on top of the BN701. Skip comparing peak watts across brands: the Ninja listings quote 1400 and 1800 peak watts, the nutribullet lists 900 watts and the Hamilton Beach lists 300 peak watts, and a peak figure is a headline number, not a ranking. Compare jar size, cups, price history and who sells it instead.
Quick answers
When do Black Friday 2026 blender deals start?+
Black Friday is Friday, November 27, 2026, and Cyber Monday is Monday, November 30. Amazon has not announced its 2026 Black Friday sale dates yet (checked November 9). The eight blenders on this page are already under their three-month Amazon average today, and the Ninja Blast is at its lowest Amazon price ever at $39, so these drops are live now. Every one was sold and shipped by Amazon.com when we checked.
Which Ninja blender should I buy: the BN701, the BN751 or the TB401?+
Start with the BN701 at $79.99: per the listing it has a 1400 peak-watt motor, Total Crushing, three Auto-iQ presets and a 72 oz pitcher, and it is the cheapest of the three. Take the BN751 DUO at $109.98 if you want two 24 oz to-go cups as well, which costs $29.99 more. Take the TB401 at $179.98 only if you want a blender and a food processor in one box: it adds an 8-cup processor bowl, a 24 oz cup, BlendSense Technology and 1800 peak watts, and costs $99.99 more than the BN701. If you want BlendSense and cups without the processor bowl, the TB301 at $139.97 sits in between. We compare listings and prices; we do not test hands-on.
Is the Ninja Professional Plus worth it at $79.99?+
On the price history, yes. $79.99 is the lowest in three months and $20 under its three-month average of $100.39. It was about $110 in mid-August, $100 to $110 in September, about $90 through October and $79.99 since about November 5. It is not a record low: its all-time low is $59.99 (November 26, 2020). Per the listing you get a 72 oz pitcher, Total Crushing and three Auto-iQ presets for smoothies, frozen drinks and ice cream. It is worth it if you make smoothies, frozen drinks or crushed ice for more than one person. If you only make one cup, a personal blender costs less.
What is the best blender for smoothies and ice?+
On paper, the BN701 is the best full-size pick here: the listing names Total Crushing, a 1400 peak-watt motor and Auto-iQ presets for smoothies and frozen drinks, and it is the cheapest full-size blender on the page. For one cup of ice and frozen fruit, the Ninja Blast lists a BlastBlade that crushes ice and frozen fruit, and the nutribullet Pro lists 900 watts and frozen blending. The Hamilton Beach Portable is the weakest on paper for ice: it lists 300 peak watts and a 14 oz jar. We do not test hands-on, so this is a comparison of listings and price history.
Are there Vitamix deals on Black Friday?+
Not on this page. We checked the Vitamix line on Amazon on November 9, and no Vitamix was under its own three-month average price. The Vitamix 5200 and the Propel 750 were both within 2% of their averages, and the buy box was a third-party seller, not Amazon.com, so neither qualifies. We only list a blender when it is below its three-month Amazon average and sold and shipped by Amazon.com. If you want a full-size blender with a real drop today, the Ninja BN701 at $79.99 is the one here.
Should I get a personal or a full-size blender?+
Get a full-size blender if you blend for a family, make frozen drinks or crush ice for several people: the BN701 has a 72 oz pitcher, and the BN751 and TB301 add two 24 oz cups. Get a personal blender if you only make one smoothie a day: the nutribullet Pro at $59.99 has a 32 oz and a 24 oz cup with a flip-top travel lid, and the Hamilton Beach at $19.95 is the cheapest. If you make one cup now but may blend for others later, the BN751 does both: a 72 oz pitcher and two 24 oz cups for $109.98.
Is a cordless portable blender worth it?+
It is worth it if you blend away from a socket: at the gym, the office or in the car. The Ninja Blast at $39 is cordless and USB-C rechargeable per the listing, holds 18 oz, and is at its lowest Amazon price ever, $18 under its three-month average of $57.08. The catch is that it makes one 18 oz serving, it has a battery to keep charged, and the $39 price has held only since about November 5. If you blend at home, the plug-in nutribullet Pro at $59.99 or the corded Hamilton Beach at $19.95 have no battery to keep charged.
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