BlendJet 2 Review & Test! Is It Really That Quiet? - My Social Algorithm

This is the Blendjet 2, a portable, personal sized blender that packs in some nice tech.

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Hey smores, I'm Shannon Morse, welcome to Morse Code and a new reoccurring series on my channel called My Social Algorithm, where I review tech products you've probably seen on social media that may - or may not - be worth your time and money.

I saw this one at virtual CES, then like every day on Instagram, so I reached out to the company and they sent me a review unit. This is the Blendjet 2, a portable, personal sized blender that packs in some nice tech.

It's got a rechargeable base that charges via USB-C, it comes with the power cable, and all the parts you see here: your lid, the jar and the blade. It retails for $49.95 and they sometimes have deals where it'll come with their freeze dry smoothie blends that can be used on the go. It comes in tons of colors so obviously I chose purple.

They claim it takes 20 seconds to make a smoothie so we're gonna test it out.

Ok, so I like my smoothies cold, so I did 1 oz ice, 7 oz almond milk, plus a jetpack of fruits. It does make noise, but not as much as my kitchen Ninja blender. The crushed ice could've gone with another round of blending since there were a few chunky bits in there. Otherwise, it works as advertised. Some of the jetpacks do come with additional sugars so you could make healthier options at home on your own, which is what I normally do.

It is definitely not silent, but it is very quiet, it's WAY quieter than my much bigger ninja that I use for bulk processing.

You can use the blendjet 2 to make all sorts of things. Smoothies, shakes, mixed bevs, baby food, milkshakes, sauces, dressings, soup, batter, pesto... anything that requires blending or pulsing, basically. It's portable, cordless, water resistant, and BPA free. It features an intuitive design and both ounce and milliliter measurements on the back. It's small but powerful enough that frozen ice and fruit can go in here no problem.

You know it's fully charged when the light ring is solid blue. If it flashes red, that means it's nearly out of battery. It takes about 1.5 hours to charge fully and will last for about 15 blends.

You unscrew it to clean it with soap and water (it's water resistant so you can get the bottom wet, no worries) but don't put it in the dishwasher. You can also remove the silicon rings to do a deep cleaning, then reattach everything and align the arrows in the back. Add liquids, then add solids, then press the power button to blend for 20 seconds. I do recommend a deep cleaning because it doesn't take much for food to get up under the silicon rings.

It has three modes: Blend mode - which you turn on just by pressing the button on the front once. You can also press it again mid cycle to turn it off. That's for smoothies and shakes and mixed drinks.

Pulse mode is for your hummus, quac, salsa, stuff like that. Double press the power button and the blue lights will flash left to right 3 times then the middle swirly icon will light up while it's active. Press and hold the power button down over and over to pulse. It ends after not pulsing for five seconds.

Lastly is lock mode, if you wanna throw it in your gym bag and not let it accidentally turn on. From blend mode, hold down on the power button for 3 seconds until the purple circle flashes three times. Then, to unlock it, hold down power for 3 seconds until a blue light flashes three times.

If it flashes red, your jar isn't aligned right. If it's solid red, the blades are blocked. It has magnets in the jar and base that have to align in order for it to turn on.

Obviously, be careful. The blades are sharp, don't stick your hand in there. And it should be kept at room temps.

My immediate thought was road trips and camping. Yeah gyms too I guess but I would throw this in my bag with some of those freeze dried jetpack bags and just grab some water from gas stations to drink smoothie drinks during road trips or when I'm out in the mountains here in Colorado instead of carrying around cans of soda.