KitchenAid’s attractive K150 Blender crushes ice in 10 seconds, now down at $80 shipped

Reg. $100/$80

Amazon is now offering the KitchenAid K150 Blender in matte black for $79.99 shipped. Regularly $100, like it fetches directly from KitchenAid, this is matching the Amazon all-time low outside of a stint at $75 last year. A perfect match to your other KitchenAid gear, it features the brand’s well-known aesthetics alongside three speed settings as well as a dedicated ice crushing mode (“half a tray of ice in 10 seconds”). It also features a soft start to pull ingredients into the blade properly along with a 48-ounce blending jar. Rated 4+ stars at Best Buy where similar models with additional on-the-go cups go for $130 and up. More details below. 

While it might not be quite as attractive to some, you can save an additional $10 with the Cuisinart Smart Power Duet Blender at $70. This one also doubles as a food processor, with the required accessories included in your purchase, alongside 7-speed touchpad controls, a 500-watt motor, and more. 

Speaking of blenders, Vitamix has now extended this week’s flash sale for another day. That means you still have a chance to score its pro-grade Explorian model in manufacturer rectified condition with a 3-year warranty at $100 off the going rate. All of the details on this offer are waiting for you right here. 

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More on the KitchenAid K150 Blender:

• Crush ice in less than 10 seconds* and achieve your ideal taste, texture and consistency with the unique asymmetric blade that blends at four distinct angles, pulling ice into the center for powerful crushing. *Half tray of ice.
• 3 optimally-designed speeds for your perfect blend, plus an Ice-crush setting, for the versatility to create your perfect blend, no matter the ingredients.
• Soft Start feature starts at the right speed – the motor automatically starts at a slower speed to pull ingredients into the blade, then quickly increases to the selected speed to avoid splatter.