Best Blenders for Noise Level (2024)
Vitamix 5200
Score: 9/10
The quietest model tested, making it ideal for noise-sensitive environments.
Noise Level
9/10
It is also the quietest model we tested.
Blending Performance
8/10
Capacity
7/10
Ease Of Use
7/10
Durability
9/10
Vitamix A3500i
Score: 9/10
Operates more quietly than many competitors, providing a less disruptive blending experience.
Noise Level
9/10
I like the ninja; this one is more silent.
It's so easy; you just press up with it, so yeah, let's now just wash it.
Blending Performance
10/10
Capacity
8/10
Ease Of Use
7/10
Durability
9/10
Breville Fresh & Furious Blender
Score: 9/10
Operates quietly compared to most blenders.
Noise Level
9/10
The operation is quite silent compared to most blenders.
Blending Performance
8/10
Capacity
9/10
Ease Of Use
7/10
Durability
7/10
Breville Fresh and Furious Blender
Score: 8/10
Quieter than most blenders, though some noise and vibration occur due to unit movement.
Noise Level
8/10
The operation is quite silent compared to most blenders.
The volume is comparable to that of most powerful blenders; it's bearable and not ear-piercingly loud.
Blending Performance
8/10
Capacity
7/10
Ease Of Use
8/10
Durability
7/10
Breville the Super Q
Score: 7/10
Quieter than other high-power blenders due to noise suppression technology.
Noise Level
7/10
The Super Q has also been equipped with noise suppression technology.
It is notably quieter than other high-power blenders.
Blending Performance
9/10
Capacity
9/10
Ease Of Use
8/10
Durability
9/10
Breville Super Q Blender
Score: 7/10
Quieter than previous models but still produces noticeable noise.
Noise Level
7/10
The new noise suppression technology does make for quieter blending. While it is much quieter than its predecessor, the Breville Boss, it's not as quiet as the Vitamix Ascent A3500, based on my testing.
Also, the noise level is lower compared to my Breville Sous Chef, but it is higher than my Fresh and Furious blender.
Blending Performance
8/10
Quotes from Reviewers
Breville has been hitting some home runs lately, you guys, and they were kind enough to send me their latest blending machine called the Super Q. It's very powerful, has noise suppression technology, an improved cooling system, and is vacuum compatible with the optional vacuum pump.
The Super Q comes with everything you need to start blending, including a 68-ounce blending jug, a 24-ounce single-serve blending cup with its own set of blades, and a travel lid.
I wasn't crazy about the limited blend time of 30 seconds. It's fine for mixing simple shakes, but if your recipes have frozen or other ingredients that need more blend time, restarting a blend may break down the structure of the recipe, causing it to be over-blended.
Capacity
8/10
Quotes from Reviewers
The Super Q comes with everything you need to start blending, including a 68-ounce blending jug, a 24-ounce single-serve blending cup with its own set of blades, and a travel lid.
I'm also going to make a green smoothie using the on-the-go jar. This jar comes with an additional blade attachment, by the way. However, with this jar, you can't use the vacuum attachment.
Ease Of Use
7/10
Quotes from Reviewers
It has a built-in cord wrap that simply pulls right out, making it more convenient than other blending machines with the cord wrap on the bottom.
The lid is too tightly fitted to the jar, and it's a struggle for me to take it off after making something.
Durability
8/10
Quotes from Reviewers
Unlike cheap blenders like Ninja, the Super Q has metal gears for the drive socket to aid in the longevity of the machine.
I observed a few abrasions and scratches towards the bottom of the jar after making nut butter and a green Tropical Smoothie. This was due to friction between the food and the jar wall.
Vitamix Pro 750
Score: 7/10
Quieter than older models, especially at low speeds, but less so at high speeds.
Noise Level
7/10
The Pro 750 and A3500, with true metal finishes, are about 40% quieter than other Vitamix models.
My tests do show a difference of a handful of decibels at low speeds.
The difference isn't very significant; it's small.
Blending Performance
8/10
Quotes from Reviewers
It comes with five pre-programmed settings.
A smoothie that takes 45 seconds to make on a traditional model with smaller blades would take only 30 seconds with the Pro 750.
Vitamix actually markets it as having a 40% difference in noise, but I haven't found it to be that much.
Capacity
9/10
Quotes from Reviewers
It fits nicely under cabinets.
This cookbook is specific to the 750 due to its preset programs.
Pearl Gray really is just a color.
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Ease Of Use
9/10
Quotes from Reviewers
You can set your Vitamix blender to clean itself.
I really like the preset programming.
Unlike the 7500, which just has an on/off switch, the Pro 750 has an activate button.
Durability
8/10
Quotes from Reviewers
This is the latest and most advanced Vitamix model.
We have the 2.2 horsepower motor.
It is made with a plastic shell, just like the black and the red ones.
Vitamix Propel 510
Score: 7/10
No specific pros or cons mentioned for noise level.
Noise Level
7/10
No specific sentences related to noise levels were provided in the text.
Blending Performance
9/10
Capacity
6/10
Ease Of Use
8/10
Durability
9/10
Blendtec Total Classic
Score: 7/10
Noise level is not specifically highlighted as an issue.
Noise Level
7/10
No specific sentences about the noise level were provided.
Blending Performance
8/10
Capacity
7/10
Ease Of Use
8/10
Durability
9/10
Nutribullet Combo
Score: 6/10
Relatively quiet at 90.7 decibels, but can be loud during certain tasks.
Noise Level
6/10
The Nutribullet Combo operates relatively quietly at 90.7 decibels.
It can be extremely loud during certain blending tasks.
Blending Performance
7/10
Capacity
8/10
Ease Of Use
7/10
Durability
7/10