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Comparison at a glance: 5 products compared side by side
This is a table blender with a 1000W motor. It comes with a 2L jar made of high-impact polycarbonate and a pusher. Morphy Richards lists four preset menus: Crush Ice, Smoothies, Milkshakes and Chutneys.
The speed control has eight steps, and a separate pulse key sits beside it. The maker also says it has a powerful copper motor and Speed Lock Motor Technology.
Morphy Richards Storm Blend 1000 W Table Blender specifications
Type
Table Blender
Power
1000W
Speed settings
8-Step Speed Control with Separate Pulse Key
Jars/bottles and capacity
2L High-Impact Polycarbonate Jar with Pusher
Blade type
8-Leaf Octa-Cut Stainless-Steel Blade
Ice crushing
4 Preset Menus: Crush Ice, Smoothies, Milkshakes and Chutneys
Warranty
2 Years on Product
Voltage
230V ~ 50Hz
Pros
A Smoothies preset sits among the four preset menus.
The eight-leaf blade is made of stainless steel.
The pulse key is separate from the eight speed steps.
Cons
The page gives no weight for the blender.
The page lists no safety lock.
It has one 2L jar and no bottle for carrying a drink out.
Suits: Anyone who wants a single table blender with a smoothie preset and a large jar.
Falls short: It offers no on-the-go bottle, and its weight and safety lock are not listed.
Tefal built this blender around two leakproof bottles. Both are made of BPA free Tritan. Tefal says the blades are removable.
The motor is rated at 1000W. Tefal lists 8 automatic programs and 6 Powelix blades. It also says the unit has a silence mode that is up to 2x quieter than maximum speed, plus an auto-clean mode.
Tefal Blend Up 1000 W Blender with 2 On-the-Go Bottles specifications
Power
1000W Heavy-Duty Motor (230V, 50-60Hz)
Speed settings
8 Automatic Programs
Jars/bottles and capacity
Two leakproof On-the-Go bottles, BPA free Tritan (capacities not stated on the page)
Blade type
6 Powelix blades
Warranty
15 years with worldwide repairable at fair price
Weight
2.25 kg
Pros
Two bottles come with it, and Tefal says they are dishwasher safe.
Lifelong sells this nutri blender with three jars. The sizes are 950 ml, 750 ml and 500 ml. The motor is a 1000W copper unit, and the blade has six leaves of stainless steel.
Lifelong recommends it for smoothies and says the jars are dishwasher safe. The page also lists a safety lock and overheat protection.
Lifelong LLNBB007 1000 W Nutri Blender with 3 Jars specifications
Type
Nutri blender
Power
1000W copper motor
Jars/bottles and capacity
3 jars: 950 ml, 750 ml and 500 ml
Blade type
6-leaf stainless steel blade
Safety lock
Safety lock and overheat protection
Pros
Three jar sizes are included, from 500 ml to 950 ml.
The maker lists both a safety lock and overheat protection.
Lifelong says the jars are dishwasher safe.
Cons
The page lists no speed settings.
The page gives no warranty period.
Ice crushing is not mentioned.
Suits: A buyer who wants a 1000W nutri blender with several jar sizes.
Falls short: The listing leaves out the speed settings and the warranty, so you cannot compare either with the other models.
Philips lists this as a 350W mini blender. The jar holds 1 L. An on-the-go tumbler and a multi-chopper are included.
Philips says the motor blends drinks in 30 seconds. It also says the blender can crush hard ingredients including ice cubes. The blades are detachable, and Philips says the blade parts are dishwasher-safe and rinse quickly under running water.
Philips HR2603/90 350 W Mini Blender with 3-Jar Capacity specifications
Type
350W mini blender
Power
350 W
Speed settings
2 (variable 2-speed control)
Jars/bottles and capacity
Jar capacity 1 L; on-the-go tumbler and multi-chopper included
Blade type
Detachable, dishwasher-safe blades
Ice crushing
Yes, Philips says it can crush hard ingredients including ice cubes
Warranty
2 years
Pros
It includes a tumbler for blending on the go and a multi-chopper.
Philips says it can crush ice cubes.
The blades detach, and Philips says they are dishwasher-safe.
Cons
At 350 W, it has the lowest power of the five.
It has only two speeds.
The page gives neither weight nor voltage.
Suits: A buyer who wants a smaller motor with a tumbler and a chopper in the same box.
Falls short: The 350 W motor is well below the 1000W models in this guide.
Morphy Richards sells this as an all-in-one multi-functional table blender. Morphy Richards rates the motor at 400W. It runs at 24000 RPM, and two speeds are offered, with a pulse mode.
In the set you get a 300ml cup and a 500ml cup. There is also a 500ml chopping bowl, and a 1 Ltr blender with a juice extractor and lid. The blades are stainless steel. Jar-base blades come in 2 leaf and 4 leaf versions, and a separate blade handles chopping.
Morphy Richards 4 in 1 BlendMaster 400 W Table Blender specifications
Type
All In One Multi-functional Blender (Table Blender)
Power
400W
Speed settings
2 Speed Control with Pulse Mode
Jars/bottles and capacity
300ml cup, 500ml cup, 500ml chopping bowl, 1 Ltr blender with juice extractor and lid
Blade type
Stainless steel; 2 leaf and 4 leaf jar-base blades plus chopping blade
Warranty
2 Years on Product
Motor speed
24000 RPM
Pros
The set includes cups, a chopping bowl and a jar with a juice extractor.
The motor speed is listed at 24000 RPM.
A pulse mode sits alongside the two speeds.
Cons
The page does not mention ice crushing.
The page gives no weight, voltage or safety lock.
The 400W motor is a long way below the 1000W models.
Suits: A buyer who wants cups, a chopping bowl and a juice extractor from one table blender.
Falls short: Ice crushing goes unmentioned, so the page does not show how it handles frozen ingredients.
Start with the format. A table blender such as the Morphy Richards Storm Blend gives you one large jar. A bottle blender such as the Tefal Blend Up lets you carry the drink with you. A nutri blender such as the Lifelong LLNBB007 gives you three jars to pick from.
Next, look at power. Three models list 1000W. The Philips lists 350 W and the Morphy Richards BlendMaster lists 400W. Power is only one number, and makers do not say how each blender performs with frozen fruit. Read the ice crushing line before you decide.
Then read the preset and speed lines. The Storm Blend has a Smoothies preset. The Tefal has eight automatic programs. The Lifelong page lists no speed settings.
Cleaning is the last check. Tefal, Lifelong and Philips each say some parts are dishwasher safe. The Morphy Richards pages do not say so for either model.
The Morphy Richards Storm Blend 1000 W Table Blender is the top pick. It lists a Smoothies preset, a 2L jar and a 1000W motor on one page.
The Tefal Blend Up is the pick for bottles. Its bottle capacities are not given, so check them on the retailer's page. The Lifelong LLNBB007 is the pick for jar choice, with three sizes from 500 ml to 950 ml.
The Philips HR2603/90 350 W Mini Blender with 3-Jar Capacity and the Morphy Richards 4 in 1 BlendMaster 400 W Table Blender fit a different job. Both have far lower power. Choose them for the extras in the box, and not for the motor.
Our top pickMorphy Richards Storm Blend 1000 W Table Blender
Which blender in this guide has a smoothie preset?
Only the Morphy Richards Storm Blend lists one. Its four presets are Crush Ice, Smoothies, Milkshakes and Chutneys.
Which blender is easiest to carry a drink in?
Tefal ships the Blend Up with a pair of leakproof bottles. Philips packs an on-the-go tumbler into the HR2603/90 box.
Does a higher wattage mean a better smoothie?
The makers do not say so. They publish power ratings but no comparison of results. Treat wattage as one line on the listing.
Which models say they can crush ice?
Philips says its blender can crush hard ingredients including ice cubes. The Morphy Richards Storm Blend has a Crush Ice preset. The Tefal, Lifelong and BlendMaster pages are silent on ice.
Which blender has the longest warranty?
Tefal lists 15 years with repair at a fair price worldwide. The Philips and both Morphy Richards models list 2 years. Lifelong gives no warranty period.
Can I put the parts in a dishwasher?
Tefal says its bottles are dishwasher safe. Lifelong says the same of its jars. Philips says its blade parts are dishwasher-safe.
Which blender has a safety lock?
The Lifelong page lists a safety lock and overheat protection. The other four pages list no safety lock.
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Our top pickMorphy Richards Storm Blend 1000 W Table Blender
