Juicers and blenders

Best Portable Juicer in India

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Short answer

The AGARO Galaxy Portable Blender is the best overall here, as the one that names juices and smoothies and describes a self-cleaning cycle. Cordless drink makers sold as portable juicers are, on the makers' pages, rechargeable portable blenders. This list covers five of them. Cup sizes run from 300 ml to 530 ml.

The AGARO Galaxy Portable Blender (opens in a new tab) says it makes juices and smoothies within 30 seconds. The Ninja Blast Portable Cordless Blender BC151INBK 530ml (opens in a new tab) has the largest cup and charges over USB-C.

Wonderchef sells two models, the Twister at 500ml and the Nutri-cup Zip at 350ml. The Borosil NutriGrip is the smallest and publishes the fewest specs.

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Comparison at a glance

Cells follow the makers' pages.

Specs from each manufacturer's product page. "Not stated" means the maker does not publish it.

The picks

Pick #1Best overall

AGARO Galaxy Portable Blender

Brand: AGARO
  • Capacity450 ml
  • Warranty1 year

The AGARO battery is rated 3000 mAh and drives a 7.4 V copper motor. Its 450 ml jar is BPA-free, food-grade material. The six stainless steel blades reach 16500 rpm.

AGARO says the blender starts once you hold the power switch for two seconds. Its claim is juices and smoothies within 30 seconds. For cleaning, AGARO gives a method: fill the jar to two thirds with water and run one 45-second cycle.

AGARO Galaxy Portable Blender specifications
TypePortable rechargeable blender
Jars/capacity450 ml BPA-free food-grade jar
Warranty1 year
Battery3000 mAh, powering a 7.4 V copper motor
Blades6 stainless steel blades, 16500 rpm

Pros

  • It lists the largest stated battery here.
  • A self-cleaning cycle is described.

Cons

  • Blends per charge are not stated.
  • Charge time is not stated.

Suits: Anyone who wants a cordless blender that names juice as a use.

Falls short: The page gives no wattage figure.

Pick #2Largest cup

Ninja Blast Portable Cordless Blender BC151INBK 530ml

Brand: Ninja
  • Cup530 ml BPA-free cup
  • TypePortable cordless blender

Ninja offers the biggest cup, at 530 ml, in BPA-free material. It charges by USB-C. SharkNinja says the BlastBlade stainless steel blade crushes ice, frozen fruit and nuts in about 30 seconds.

The maker says it gives 15 or more blends per charge and recharges in about 2 hours. The cup has a leak-proof sip lid, per SharkNinja.

Ninja Blast Portable Cordless Blender BC151INBK 530ml specifications
TypePortable cordless blender, USB-C rechargeable
Jars/capacity530 ml BPA-free cup

Pros

  • The maker states blends per charge and recharge time.
  • The sip lid is described as leak-proof.

Cons

  • Warranty is not stated.
  • Wattage is not stated.

Suits: Commuters who want a large cup with a sip lid.

Falls short: The page leaves out warranty and motor power.

Pick #3

Wonderchef Twister Portable Blender 500ml

Brand: Wonderchef
  • Jars500 ml polycarbonate jar
  • Warranty1 year

Wonderchef describes dual-rotation stainless steel blades in a 500 ml polycarbonate jar. Charging is by Type-C. The warranty is 1 year.

Wonderchef says one charge gives 20 blends. It also says the Twister has an automatic pulse function and auto-stops in 30 seconds.

Wonderchef Twister Portable Blender 500ml specifications
TypePortable rechargeable blender with dual-rotation stainless steel blades, Type-C charging
Jars/capacity500 ml polycarbonate jar
Warranty1 year

Pros

  • Wonderchef says one charge gives 20 blends.
  • Wonderchef describes an automatic pulse function and auto-stop in 30 seconds.

Cons

  • Battery capacity is not stated.
  • Weight is not stated.

Suits: Users who want a larger jar and a stated number of blends per charge.

Falls short: The listing gives no battery or motor figures.

Pick #4Best for single servings

Wonderchef Nutri-cup Zip Portable Blender 350ml

Brand: Wonderchef
  • Capacity350 ml
  • Power3.7V ~ 40 W
  • Warranty1 year

Wonderchef puts a 2000 mAh battery in this smaller model, charged by Type-C. The cup holds 350 ml. Power is given as 3.7V, about 40 W.

The maker says the battery lasts 20 cycles on a full charge. The material is BPA-free and food-grade, with a flip-top sipper lid.

Wonderchef Nutri-cup Zip Portable Blender 350ml specifications
TypePortable rechargeable blender, 2000 mAh battery, Type-C charging
Power3.7V ~ 40 W
Jars/capacity350 ml
Warranty1 year

Pros

  • The listing gives both battery and power.
  • A flip-top sipper lid is included.

Cons

  • The cup is smaller than AGARO and Ninja.
  • Blade details are not stated.

Suits: Users who want a small cup for single servings.

Falls short: Blade information is missing from the page.

Pick #5

Borosil NutriGrip 300 ml USB Rechargeable Portable Blender

Brand: Borosil
  • Power40 W
  • TypePortable blender

Borosil lists a portable blender with a 300 ml size and USB charging. The 40 W figure comes from the maker's product title.

The page gives few other facts. Warranty, battery and blade details are not stated.

Borosil NutriGrip 300 ml USB Rechargeable Portable Blender specifications
TypePortable blender
Power40 W (as given in the maker's product title)

Pros

  • It is the smallest cup in the list.
  • Charging is by USB.

Cons

  • Battery and blade details are not stated.
  • Warranty is not stated.

Suits: Shoppers who want a small cup and plan to check the page for more.

Falls short: The listing is the thinnest of the five.

How to choose

Understand the category first. These are blenders, not juicers. AGARO says its model makes juices and smoothies within 30 seconds.

Next, compare cup size. Ninja states 530 ml. Wonderchef Twister states 500 ml. AGARO states 450 ml. Wonderchef Zip states 350 ml. Borosil states 300 ml. None of the makers give a juicing yield, so the cup size is the best guide to how much you can make in one go.

Battery claims differ. Ninja says 15 or more blends per charge. Wonderchef says one charge of the Twister gives 20 blends. For the Zip it also says the 2000 mAh battery lasts 20 cycles. AGARO gives only mAh and voltage.

Charging matters on the road. Ninja, Twister and Zip charge over USB-C or Type-C. Borosil states USB. AGARO states a rechargeable battery.

AGARO and both Wonderchef models say how long the warranty runs. Ninja and Borosil do not state one.

Cleaning claims also vary. AGARO describes a self-cleaning cycle. Others do not.

Think about how each one starts and stops. Wonderchef says the Twister and the Zip auto-stop after 30 seconds. AGARO needs a press-and-hold start. Ninja gives a leak-proof sip lid, and the Wonderchef Zip gives a flip-top sipper lid.

Think about the cup material. AGARO and Ninja state BPA-free material. The Wonderchef Twister states a polycarbonate jar. The Zip states BPA-free food-grade material. Borosil states no material.

Think about what you will blend. SharkNinja names ice, frozen fruit and nuts. AGARO names juices and smoothies. The other makers do not name specific foods.

Think about the missing data. Ninja gives no wattage or warranty. The Twister gives no battery figure. Borosil gives no battery or warranty. If those points matter to you, check the retailer's page.

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Verdict

AGARO is the best overall pick for those who want a maker that names juices and smoothies and describes a cleaning cycle. Ninja suits those who want the biggest cup and clear charge claims. Wonderchef Twister suits buyers who want a 500 ml jar and a 1-year warranty.

Wonderchef Zip suits single servings. Borosil suits those who want a basic cup and will check its page for more.

Look up each detail on the retailer's page when you buy.

Frequently asked questions

Is a portable blender the same as a juicer?

The makers here list these as blenders. AGARO says its model makes juices and smoothies within 30 seconds.

Which model charges fastest?

Only Ninja states a recharge time. The others give no figure.

Do they crush ice?

SharkNinja says its blade crushes ice, frozen fruit and nuts. The other makers do not make this claim.

How do I clean one?

AGARO says to run a short cycle with water. The other makers do not describe a method.

Do they stop on their own?

Wonderchef says the Twister and the Zip auto-stop after 30 seconds. Ninja and the others do not mention it.

Which charging port do they use?

Ninja states USB-C, Wonderchef states Type-C and Borosil states USB. AGARO does not name a port.

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