Best Silent Blenders to Buy in 2023

Best Silent Blenders: Blenders are use­ful appli­ances for home cooks. They blend, of course, but they also whip, crush, grind, puree, and liq­ue­fy. For din­ner, they can make soup, and for break­fast, smooth­ies, and for dessert, frozen desserts. A blender can do a lot of things, but being qui­et is one thing it’s not par­tic­u­lar­ly good at. How­ev­er, not all blenders are unbear­ably loud. In fact, a few man­u­fac­tur­ers have worked very hard to cre­ate qui­et blenders or ones that don’t pro­duce as much noise as their rivals.

With the help of a qui­et blender, you can pre­pare a straw­ber­ry sauce or a morn­ing smooth­ie with­out dis­turb­ing the oth­er res­i­dents of your home. We inves­ti­gat­ed the top options from rep­utable brands, tak­ing into account their quiet­ness, motor pow­er, ease of clean­ing, war­ran­ty, addi­tion­al fea­tures, and size to help you find the ide­al qui­et blender for your kitchen.

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List of Best Silent Blenders to Buy in 2023

Blendtec Pro 800 Blender

The Blendtec Pro 800 has a tonne of fea­tures, but don’t let that fool you. It’s a beast when it comes to chop­ping up food. When we say that this device could pro­duce a smooth­ie made of dia­monds, we are jok­ing. But are we real­ly, now that we’ve used it?

It’s one of the qui­etest blenders we reviewed and is quite pow­er­ful. Blendtec’s unique design of a sealed enclo­sure around the blend­ing space allows you to liq­ue­fy food with­out hav­ing to endure its screams. Addi­tion­al­ly, it has a USB port so you can add per­son­al­ized blend­ing recipes to it, and it will warm food as you blend it.

Get ready. When you real­ize how much it will cost you, you might clutch your chest. Indus­tri­al food liq­uefi­ca­tion that pro­duces almost no noise is not pro­vid­ed for free when you open a sav­ings account at your neigh­bor­hood bank. How­ev­er, we still believe that this is the year’s top qui­et blender.

Pros and Cons of Blendtec Pro 800 Blender

Pros

• food can be warmed while blending
• very low-key
• sig­nif­i­cant liquefying

Cons

• Expen­sive

Vitamix Quiet One Blender

As a result, when Vita­mix refers to this blender as their “Qui­et One,” they tru­ly mean it when they say that it is qui­et. How­ev­er, it has a strong 1800W motor. Vita­mix uses a sound enclo­sure that cov­ers the blend­ing con­tain­er and vibra­tion-damp­en­ing tech­nol­o­gy to keep that pow­er­ful motor quiet.

The extra-large Tri­tan poly­car­bon­ate con­tain­er, which holds 48 ounces, is strong enough to with­stand dai­ly use and even minor bumps and drops. Six pre-set blend­ing pro­grams are already pre-pro­grammed into the machine. How­ev­er, Vita­mix machines often con­tain a vari­ety of hid­den extra pro­grams, and this one does not dis­ap­point with its 34 pre­mi­um pro­grams and 93 vari­able speeds.

There’s no rea­son a fam­i­ly who enjoys mixed drinks, smooth­ies, and iced cof­fee won’t also enjoy this machine, even though it was made with cof­fee shops and smooth­ie bars in mind. It is Amer­i­can-made and has a three-year motor base war­ran­ty as well as a one-year war­ran­ty on the blade assem­bly and container.

One com­menter stat­ed, “Our out­dat­ed blender was mak­ing ear-split­ting nois­es and using very lit­tle pow­er, which was giv­ing us both lit­er­al and fig­u­ra­tive headaches. We ulti­mate­ly made the choice to splurge on a new blender. We chose the Vita-Mix Qui­et One after exten­sive con­sid­er­a­tion and delib­er­a­tion. It’s every­thing we hoped it would be, more than capa­ble of han­dling even the trick­i­est smooth­ies made with ice, peanut but­ter, and frozen fruit (great when fresh pro­duce is hard to come by).

They quick­ly and seam­less­ly blend. Yes, it is qui­et. It is effec­tive to low­er the cone of silence over the pitch­er pri­or to blend­ing. But obvi­ous­ly not per­fect. Don’t try to make a straw­ber­ry banana daiquiri while try­ing to put your baby to sleep. But it’s a lot qui­eter than our pre­vi­ous blender, which was of decent qual­i­ty. No longer is there a complaint.”

Vita-Mix Quiet One Blender

Although we are hes­i­tant to refer to a food prepa­ra­tion tool as being “silent as the grave,” we are unable to come up with a bet­ter way to describe the Vita-Mix Qui­et One. You can actu­al­ly have a con­ver­sa­tion while using this blender, unlike oth­er qui­et blenders, where the qui­et is rel­a­tive to the wall-shak­ing, win­dow-rat­tling noise of unqui­et­ed blenders.

Fur­ther­more, it has suf­fi­cient pow­er for busi­ness use, which is real­ly what it is designed for. It has many uses around the house, and if yours calls for com­plete­ly liq­ue­fied veg­eta­bles, this one has the pow­er to han­dle it.

In fact, giv­en its price, it might be too expen­sive to use as a blender at home. For less mon­ey than this, you could pur­chase a car for your­self. Even though it would have bro­ken parts, the car would prob­a­bly at least start. For the price, this one also pre­vents you from mak­ing warm soup. Despite how great it is, the cost and a few lack­ing fea­tures force us to give it the Run­ner-Up spot.

Pros and Cons of Vita-Mix Quiet One Blender

Pros

• Fast
• Qui­et

Cons

• Holy cow, this thing is pricey.
• unable to make soup

Hamilton Beach Professional Quiet Shield Blender

The price of high-end, high-wattage blenders can have a sig­nif­i­cant impact, but Hamil­ton Beach’s Pro­fes­sion­al Qui­et Shield Blender achieves amaz­ing results for a small por­tion of the cost of the more well-known blenders. It has a 1500W motor, mak­ing it almost as pow­er­ful as blenders cost­ing three or four times as much. Addi­tion­al­ly, even though it has few­er pre­sets and con­trols (four-speed set­tings and an 11-speed dial), you can still cus­tomize your blend with it.

The 32-ounce blender jar is equipped to help reduce noise, and the device also includes a tam­per to make it sim­pler to blend dense ingre­di­ents. The blender’s motor is built for max­i­mum air­flow, which increas­es effi­cien­cy and reduces noise. A detach­able qui­et shield also reduces noise as the blender operates.

Addi­tion­al­ly, Hamil­ton Beach pro­vides a five-year lim­it­ed war­ran­ty on it and it has a built-in clean­ing sys­tem so you don’t have to wor­ry about dis­as­sem­bling it to clean it.

Hamilton Beach 58870 Quiet Blender

You might think that in order to buy one of our top two mod­els, you will have to give up one of your kids. The Hamil­ton Beach 58870 then appears to inform you that you are not actu­al­ly required to do that. In fact, the price dif­fer­ence may cause a stick­er shock for you.

This one has some pow­er con­sid­er­ing its price. It has no trou­ble shred­ding ice cubes into tiny pieces for smooth­ies. It isn’t as pow­er­ful as the oth­er two, but giv­en the sharp price reduc­tion, the per­for­mance decline isn’t near­ly as notice­able. It qual­i­fies as our best-val­ue pick because of this.

But it’s not real­ly that qui­et. Although it is not as loud as a typ­i­cal house­hold blender, you can­not use it near peo­ple who are sleep­ing with­out dis­turb­ing them all. You will occa­sion­al­ly need to stop and scrape the food back into the blade area due to the decreased power.

Pros and Cons of Hamilton Beach 58870 Quiet Blender 

Pros

• great val­ue for the money
• Pow­er­ful

Cons

• Sound is muf­fled but not com­plete­ly removed.
• oper­ates not all that smoothly

New Age Living Quiet Blender Series

The New Age Liv­ing Qui­et Series was­n’t bad, per se. Actu­al­ly, we kind of enjoyed it. It car­ries out its intend­ed func­tion. It can han­dle tough, fibrous veg­eta­bles and blends and purees food to a drink­able con­sis­ten­cy. Addi­tion­al­ly, it accom­plish­es this with­out charg­ing you a for­tune. Con­se­quent­ly, you receive good value.

We low­ered its rank­ing to the bot­tom because it’s just not very resilient. It breaks too eas­i­ly for some­thing whose basic func­tion is to grind up ice and nuts, com­bine the nut but­ter, and turn kale into a liq­uid. And it’s not just one thing. You need to be ready for pret­ty much any­thing to go wrong. Food isn’t liq­ue­fied very well by it either. It occa­sion­al­ly needs to be turned off and the food mixed by hand in order to get it work­ing again.

Pros and Cons New Age Living Quiet Blender Series

Pros

• Good val­ue
• does its work

Cons

• Not very resilient
• reduced fea­tures
• Food catch­es on the blade.