10 reviews for La Reveuse 300W Personal Smoothie Blender

1. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Julie – November 6, 2024

   I make smoothies with this blender and it’s fantastic! It’s the best blender for smoothies. I used to have a large model but left it behind because it was too heavy. I ordered this one from Amazon and I highly recommend it. It’s compact yet powerful! It blends all fruits smoothly; occasionally I need to give it a little shake, but other than that, it’s perfect! No need for a big, expensive model!

2. 

   Rated 4 out of 5

   PJ – November 8, 2024

   I absolutely adore the design, and it functions flawlessly.

3. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Rick – November 9, 2024

   Incredibly powerful! It effortlessly processes frozen fruit and even leafy greens. Occasionally, I need to add a bit of juice if the veggies are too dry, but that’s understandable. Overall, I really like it.

4. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Tabitha – November 11, 2024

   I absolutely adore my blender! It mixes a wide variety of ingredients effortlessly, and the lid is perfect for on-the-go use. I chose the pink color, and it’s really lovely.

5. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Marsha Crow – November 13, 2024

   I purchased this for making smoothies while traveling. It meets my needs, is lightweight, and compact for packing. I don’t anticipate it being as powerful as the Bullet I use at home.

6. 

   Rated 4 out of 5

   Jeff Gomske – November 23, 2024

   For the price, this blender is fantastic. It does have its drawbacks, but let’s focus on the positives first.

   It’s incredibly easy to use. Instead of a traditional on/off button, you simply place the mixing cup in and push down to start the motor. Press down and twist to keep it running, and untwist to stop. There’s only one speed, but that simplicity means fewer parts to break. I’m not entirely sure about the motor’s strength, as I primarily use it for my protein shakes at work—just almond milk and powder, which don’t require a powerful motor. I hope to try making a smoothie someday to test it further.

   Cleaning is a breeze. If you secure the blending part to the cup, it doesn’t need regular cleaning like the other components do. Just unscrew the bottom with the blades, rinse it under hot water with soap, and you’re done in seconds. The bottle is equally easy to clean, which I appreciate.

   However, the lid that comes with the cup is designed for toddlers, so the opening is ridiculously small for adults. You could turn it upside down and not much would come out. It would be great if a second lid with a larger opening was included for regular use.

   I’m also not a fan of the string attached to the lid, but it’s easy to remove, which I did. If you like it, you probably won’t mind.

   The only remaining question is how long this product will last before I can confidently recommend it to others. So far, it’s an easy recommendation, but keep in mind that I haven’t had it long enough to assess its durability. One day I’ll attempt that smoothie and update my review… until then, I’m cautiously optimistic and really enjoying it.

7. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Deedee – December 23, 2024

   Extremely handy!

8. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Lori M. Sweeney – December 25, 2024

   I’ve tried a Magic Bullet, Nutri Bullet, and a gimmicky product from Showcase (which I definitely do not recommend), but this one is the best. It performs excellently, has a larger cup size than most, and comes with a drinking lid and a convenient carrying loop. I’m very pleased with it; it exceeds my expectations. The construction is solid, and it’s a fantastic value for the price!

9. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Heidi – December 28, 2024

   Purchased as a gift, and my mom adores it! She uses it to make her morning shakes.

10. 

    Rated 5 out of 5

    NorCalYachtie – January 17, 2025

    UPDATE: I’ve been using this blender for nearly 2 years now, blending breakfast smoothies 3-4 times a week, and I haven’t encountered any issues. However, I wanted a more powerful option for frozen drinks, so I ordered the Ninja BN301 Nutriblender for $60. Here are the differences I’ve noticed:

    • This blender is 300w, while the Ninja is 600w.
    • Both blenders make a smoothie in 15-20 seconds.
    • The blades on this blender aren’t as sharp as the Ninja’s, but the difference in the final product is hardly noticeable.
    • This blender features the threads for the cutter blades and cap on the outside, similar to a regular jar, whereas the Ninja has the threads on the inside, which gets filled with smoothie when removing the blades or attaching the cap. Why design it that way?
    • The only advantage of the Ninja is that its pour spout hole is about three times larger.

    I’m returning the Ninja BN301. I also own a large Cuisinart blender that I seldom use because it’s too cumbersome for most tasks. I considered getting the Hamilton Beach personal blender, but with only 175 watts, it felt too underpowered. This unit with 300 watts seemed more suitable.

    To clarify, I own the Cuisinart blender, a Cuisinart food processor, and a Cuisinart immersion blender, and I purchased the LaReveuse Smoothies Blender specifically for smoothies.

    Now, addressing some comments from other users:

    1. Breaking tabs: The jar has three sturdy tabs that lock it onto the motor base. I can’t imagine how someone could break one. Even if they did, replacement jars, lids, and blades are available on Amazon.
    2. Locking tabs: These tabs not only secure the jar but also act as the motor’s switch. There’s no visible switch on the motor base. Align the tabs with the slots, push down for momentary use, and if you want it to stay on (no more than a minute as per the manufacturer), simply turn the jar slightly clockwise. To turn it off, just twist it counterclockwise. If you don’t want the motor to engage when plugged in, don’t lock the jar. It’s straightforward.
    3. Jar flexibility: Some say it’s too flexible. It’s not as rigid as glass (and won’t break like glass), but it’s certainly not flimsy. It has a slight flex if squeezed hard, but with normal handling, you won’t notice any flexibility.

    So how well does it perform? I bought this to make smoothies. My typical blend includes 1 peach (skin on), 1/2 banana, a big handful of blueberries, a 5.3 oz cup of yogurt (plain or fruit-flavored), and about 1/4 to 1/3 cup of low-fat milk. I toss everything in, screw on the blade cap, place the jar on the motor base, and gently press down. I pulse it a few times (2-3 seconds each), then blend for about 10-15 seconds. Done!

    At just 20 bucks, I don’t see how anyone could complain!