Blendtec Go Review: Is This Personal Blender Worth the Price Tag?

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Amy with Bestcovery is here to test and review the Blendtec Go to find out if it is worth the $140 price tag. It is convenient to make a single-serving smoothie, but you can only make one with the Blendtec Go. Additional cups can be purchased for $30. Despite the high cost, the quality and longevity of this product are superior to similar personal blenders on the market. Additionally, it functions as an attachment, so you don’t need to add another appliance in your kitchen if you already have a Blendtec.
Pros:
- Small size is convenient for individual needs
- Take the container on the go with the lid
- Turns off automatically when blending is complete
Cons:
- It has a high price point of $140 for just one jar
- You need another jar to make multiple smoothies
Intro (0:17)
What's Included (0:37)
Smoothie test (1:26)
Final thoughts (3:13)
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