Top 10 Cordless Immersion Blenders
for September 2023

The All-Clad Cordless Rechargeable Stainless Steel Immersion Multi-Functional Hand Blender is a sleek, powerful, and versatile appliance. It has a 5-speed motor, and its stainless steel construction makes it durable and easy to clean. The Blender has a 3-cup capacity, which is a little smaller than most blenders, but it's more than enough for blending smoothies, milkshakes, and shakes, and for chopping up onions, garlic, and other foods. The Blender also has a 2-oz. travel cup and 2 cups with lids, so you can easily transfer your blended creations to a glass or bowl without a mess. The Blender's performance is also excellent, and it's easy to use. The 5-speed settings allow you to get just the right amount of speed for blending, chopping, and pureeing. The Blender's impressively strong motor and stainless steel construction also make it a durable appliance. The Blender's 2-cup capacity also makes it ideal for smaller households and for people who only need a Blender for smoothies, shakes, and chopping. The Blender is easy to use and easy to clean, and its sturdy construction makes it a durable appliance.

This cordless blender from Waring is a good choice for anyone looking for a powerful, but affordable, immersion blender. It has strong, quiet, and reliable power, and it comes with several attachments, including a metal whisk and a dough hook, which make it more versatile than the standard immersion blender. The handle has a comfortable, soft-grip texture, and it's long enough for most people to reach the back of their kitchen cabinets. The motor is 2-speed, with a more powerful for mixed drinks and a gentler setting for food preparation. The variable speeds also allow you to control the speed of the blades, so you can adjust how quickly the ingredients are blended. The blender's stainless steel blade is very sharp, so it blends ingredients quickly and completely. And unlike most immersion blenders, it has a wider base, so it doesn't tip over when operating. The blender is cordless, so it's cordless and cordless, which is convenient and eliminates cord clutter. It's well built, and the motor is very sturdy. The only drawback to the Waring immersion blender is that it isn't very powerful, so it's difficult to blend soup or puree vegetables.

The Toogel immersion hand blender is a really great option for health-conscious consumers. The stick blender is powerful enough for daily shakes, smoothies, soups, and purees, but it's also easy on your budget. The hand blender is cordless, and the battery lasts for about 35 minutes. It charges in about two hours, and it's USB rechargeable, so you can just plug it into a USB charger. The hand blender is simple to use, simply press the on/off button, and the speed can be adjusted with the knob. The stick blender also is powerful enough for heavy duty jobs, like the pureeing of ice or frozen fruit, or for making nut butters. The blender comes with a whisk attachment and a 2-cup BPA-free plastic cup. The whisk attachment is great for making whipped cream, spreading batter, and whisking eggs. The 2-cup BPA-free plastic cup is convenient for when you're making smoothies or shakes in large batches. The blender comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee and a one-year warranty.

It may seem like there are too many blenders on the market, but that's because there are so many options for how to blend. Some blenders are best for silky smooth soups, others for crushing ice, and still others for smoothies. The Chefman Cordless-Yet-Powerful Handheld Immersion Blender is versatile enough to blend everything from hot soup to cold smoothies. It has a powerful 1500-watt motor and 15,000 RPMs, so just about anything you throw at it will come out smooth. The blender has a 1.75-cup capacity, so it's large enough to handle most recipes, and it won't take up much space on your countertop or in your drawers. You can blend right in the pot, and the blade automatically shuts off when the blending process is complete. The blender is USB-powered, so when you put the blender down, it shuts off automatically. Its simple design is easy to clean; all you need to do is remove and wash the blending shaft. The blender has a 1-year warranty.

The Pumuky 200W Immersion Blender is versatile and powerful, and it's well-priced for its combination of features. This blender is powerful enough to handle tasks such as blending soups and smoothies, and its 200-watt motor is powerful enough to handle thick ingredients without creating too much heat. The blender's 4-in-1 design makes it versatile as well, and you can use it to make baby food, cook eggs, mix batters, puree soups and smoothies, and perform other tasks. The hand blender's 4-in-1 design means it can be used for more than one thing, and its 200-watt motor is powerful enough to handle thick ingredients without creating too much heat. The blender's 4-in-1 design also makes it easy to use, and it comes with a handy instructional booklet to show you how to use it. The blender's 400ml capacity is good enough for most recipes, and it comes with six interchangeable attachments, including two stainless steel blades, a whisk, a 600ml food chopper, and a 700ml Mixing Beaker. The attachments are collapsible, so they're easy to store, and the bowl and blades are dishwasher safe. The blender's battery charges in about 3 hours, and its power indicator lets you know when it has reached full charge. The blender's rechargeable battery lasts for about 25 uses, and it's USB-rechargeable, so it's convenient to charge it anywhere. The blender comes with a 90-day money-back guarantee and a one-year warranty, and Pumuky also provides excellent customer service, so if you have any a problem with the blender, you can contact Pumuky to receive a free replacement.

The CRUX Cordless Hand Immersion Blender is a stylish and well-made immersion blender from a company that has a strong reputation for making high-quality kitchen tools, and it beats our previous top pick for blending power. The CRUX has a 7.5-inch stainless steel blade, making it great for large soups, sauces, smoothies, and blended juices. The blade is reinforced with a rubber ring so it won't scratch pots. The CRUX's 15 minutes of continuous run-time is on par with our top pick, the Breville Boss, and its battery lasts much longer, lasting 3-4 hours before needing a recharge. Our only complaint is with the base, which doubles as a charger for the blending arm. The charger is colored a bright orange, so unless you have an orange kitchen, it's fairly easy to spot. And, the charger's lid has a built-in button, so it's fairly hard to keep clean. The CRUX is also a bit louder than our previous top pick.

The cordless immersion blender from DmofwHi is a decent choice if you're on a budget and are looking for a basic mixer. It's sturdy enough to handle most blending tasks, and it's easy to use, with no difficult button or switch functions. It's a little louder than some hand blenders, but it's quieter than most other models we tested, and it's extremely easy to clean. The 2-speed setting is handy, and it's a little faster than our previous pick, the Breville Smart Stick. The hand blender has another bonus feature: A safety lock button. The button locks the blender in place when not in use. Pressing the button activates the blender. The blender is also equipped with a four-speed setting, so it's perfect for blending a mix of hard foods, such as ice, and soft foods, such as fruits. The hand blender's 700ml blending jar is large, and it's BPA-free, so it's safe to use. The hand blender comes with a whisk and chopper attachment, so you can blend, chop, and purée all kinds of food, including smoothies, soups, juices, and sauces.

At $60, the KitchenAid KHBBV83WH is more expensive than our top pick (the Breville Boss Control), but it offers features that are either absent or lacking in that model, including variable speed control, a 30-second countdown timer, and a convenient charge indicator light. The KitchenAid's motor is powerful enough to make quick work of everything from smoothies to hummus, and it performs well throughout the speed range (the Breville's motor is more powerful, but its speed control is more limited). The KitchenAid also beats the Breville on mixing power. The KitchenAid's motor is powerful enough to mix ingredients for dips and spreads, and its 360-degree bowl is big enough to mix ingredients for recipes that call for large batches. The Breville's bowl is smaller, but it doesn't mix as well. The KitchenAid also comes with a whisk attachment (which the Breville doesn't), and its chopper attachment is powerful enough to grind nuts for homemade nut butters. The KitchenAid's chopper attachment is more powerful than the Breville's, but its loop design makes it harder to clean. The KitchenAid's charger is more convenient and easier to fit on a countertop than the Breville's. It's also faster to charge. The KitchenAid's blade assembly is slightly smaller (9 inches in diameter vs. 10 inches), so it takes up less space. The KitchenAid's motor and bowl are dishwasher-safe. The KitchenAid's bowl fits snugly onto the base, so it's less likely to get knocked off during use. The KitchenAid's bowl is easier to tip onto its side for washing. The KitchenAid's bowl is easier to rinse clean, and its handle is easier to clean. The Breville's handle is softer, so it's less likely to get dirty. The KitchenAid's base has a non-slip rubber surface, so it's less likely to slip during use. The KitchenAid's base is easier to grip, and it's less likely to get dirty.

The KitchenAid 8-inch cordless hand blender is versatile and easy to use. The motor meets our expectations and dishes out plenty of power. The stainless steel shaft is durable and reliable, and the included 8-inch steel bowl is easy to clean. The handle and blade locks are easy to use, and the battery lasts about 40 minutes, which is average for a hand blender (its runtime varies depending on the recipe and ingredients). The motor brushes aren't as durable as we'd like, and the motor's stopper switch, which locks the power off, is hard to get at. The push-button battery charge indicator is convenient, but it's hard to tell when the hand blender is fully charged.

The KitchenAid hand blender is one of our favorites, and we've used it for years. It's sturdy, reliable, and has plenty of power, which makes it great for blending soups, smoothies, and for chopping veggies. The 5-cup chopper and 7-speed hand mixer, which can be purchased as an add-on, are solid, too. But the hand blender's biggest strength is its power. It blends 25 bowls of soup or 16 smoothies on a full charge, and the battery lasts a long time between charges. The hand blender also has a built-in chopper that lets you quickly chop small vegetables, and it can also mix and whip ingredients. The hand blender's controls are easy to use, and the machine's large, soup bowl is easy to fill. It's also easy to clean, which is important because hand blenders get messy. The hand blender's price tag is a bit high, but it's worth it.