Magic BulletPortable Blender MBPB50100W White

The Magic Bullet Portable Blender MBPB50100 is a fantastic little gadget! Its 16 oz capacity is perfect for making smoothies or shakes on the go. The compact design makes it easy to carry around, and it blends ingredients quickly and efficiently. I love how simple it is to use—just blend and go. The silver finish looks sleek, and cleanup is a breeze. Perfect for busy mornings or travel. Highly recommend!

I purchased this portable Blender as a gift to my husband who blends his healthy drinks everyday. He likes it a lot.I have two vintage Magic Bullet blenders that last forever over 20 years and never break. Therefore, I choose to buy the same brand. This portable blender is very quiet and it blends well and speedily, a great gift and a great tool in the kitchen.

I was planning for a trip to asia, and I wanted to be able to make protein smoothies while traveling... to allow for decent mini-meals if and when I ever needed them. Traveling can be challenging sometimes with food, and having a travel sized blender to make protein smoothies is one of my precautions I take... it gives me a bit more control over my diet.Anyways, this one looked great, ordered it, when it arrived it was compact yet clearly allows for a decent sized smoothie. It was weigth-y enough so it seemed solid... I felt confident it was the right choice.Flash forward 2 week traveling (about about 10 uses only). The blender quit working. Not only did it quit working but... it keeps teasing me. The light will flash blue ('working').... I'll load it up, press the button again, surprise, red light will pop back on ('not working').Basically I'll test it before loading it, it will seem to work fine, then load it: 'something wrong'... nothing more annoying than to chop up fruit, add all the ingredients, just to find out, it was tricking you and its not planning on working after all.If you look at the design, you will notice the power charger port is places exactly where water might get in... the instructions say do wash with water... I did my best not to get water in the badly placed power port... but Im assuming a few drops got in? or some other malfunction.My opinion is, the design with the power port exactly where water might get in, is such a bad design that, no one should buy this product. This is inherently a product meant to be use, full time, with liquids... and only charge once and a while (while not in use)... they could have put the charging port anywhere... and also, added a rubber cap, or some other barrier ... but no, the designer and quality control people thought adding a water sensitive, rarely used detail (charging will only be happening once and a while) needs to be basically exactly where all the liquid will be also.I paid about $42 including shipping. A nice price.. but the wasted time, mental energy, and frustration is not worth it... especially when you see the silly design flaw which is just asking for problems.If you read through the reviews you will find peppered throughout, the common complaint that it just 'quit working'. Im pretty sure, most had the same issue I did which is, despite being careful with cleaning the blender... a drop of water or 2 snuck in to the charging port (which again, is exactly... exactly in the wrong spot to keep it working.. or right spot for dripping water slip in)...IF you buy this blender, it will almost definitely just quit working some random day... and you will have to start checking if its really broken,,, messing around with it... the light will turn blue (working), but then will turn red (broken)... etc etc... then you will have to throw it out, and start over again.Find another brand which doesnt have this really stupid unnecessary design flaw... and ... it will probably just keep working.. as most products usually do.Because Im traveling now, my options are much worse, because where Im at, if I can find a mini-blender, it will probably be low quality... ie I will just use it well traveling and then throw it out and by a new one when Im back in USA... so, I will end up spending $42 (this blender) + $40 (guessing price of random mini blender avaibale where I am, which will be crap) + $45 (new blender when back home .. obv different brand) = $125 (roughly) total... all in for some small inexpensive little blender.the money isnt that big of a deal... it just having to mess around with this stuff, while traveling... which I find frustrating.... knowing that its most likely this extremely stupid design flaw which is the problem.

Easy light weight and works very well. Just what I wanted.

I use this exclusively for protein shakes, and it's adequate but not exceptional. I probably wouldn't buy it again, though that's not entirely the blender's fault - based on my experience with this machine, I don't think a cordless machine in this price range is capable of doing what I need at the level of performance I want. I wouldn't buy any of its competition either.Pros:-Clearly marked measurements on the cup are extremely helpful-Fully incorporates about 70g of protein powder with 10oz of milk and water in one (abbreviated) blend cycle (see cons) albeit with some grittiness-Cleanup is extremely easy - rinse, add water with dish soap, run a cycle, rinse again, and dry (under 60 seconds total)-Impressively quiet compared to corded blenders - you can have a conversation while running it without raising your voice much if at all-Not only is it USB-C, unlike a lot of inexpensive USB-C devices, it's not picky about chargersCons:-Quality control issues - my first unit was DOA (wouldn't recognize when the blender cup was installed)-Limited cup size - only 10oz liquid plus 70g protein powder is about all it will fit, and the result is a thicker shake than I really want-Underpowered; the protein shakes I'm making end up with the consistency of a somewhat runny milkshake, and that's about the absolute upper limit for this machine. it overloads and cuts blend cycles short, especially on the second or third uses on a charge. So it's marginal for protein shakes and I suspect it would be worse if ice, nuts, frozen produce, leafy greens, etc. were involved.-Battery only handles about 3 shakes plus 3 cleaning cycles per chargeOverall, it's not really a bad machine. It has limitations imposed on it by its form factor and its price point, and if you operate within those limitations, it's serviceable. For me, I need a larger cup so I can make my shakes a little thinner, and I need a better blade design and a lot more power to blend them smooth. If you share those requirements, you will be far better served by a corded unit with a larger cup and probably an 800w or larger motor, albeit at probably 3x the cost or more.This is a reasonable option if portability and budget are priorities, but manage your expectations accordingly.

I love this thing. Smooth not clumpy smoothies. I’ve only had it for a few months now so we’ll see how long it last

I love this blender. It worked great at first but it seems that there is an issue with these holding a charge. I’ve been through two of these now. The first one lasted a couple of weeks then the battery would not hold a charge. I returned that one and got a new one and I used it for about a month until the end of summer. Then it sat on the cabinet all winter. When I tried to use it again (March) it would not hold a charge. I’ve been very careful to minimize the water on the blender and dry it quickly after I wash or rinse it. I feel like it’s not fully waterproof where the charging port is even though it says it is. Not gonna get a third one of these, trying a different brand.