By the Amazon Picks Desk, Canada News Media. We research products from real Amazon.ca listings and customer reviews; we have not tested them ourselves. Updated Nov. 14, 2026.
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The best blender for most Canadian kitchens is the Ninja NJ600WMC Professional Blender at $99.98 on Amazon.ca, rated 4.6 stars from about 4,000 ratings; shoppers who want a Vitamix can pay $729.95 for the 5200 or $899.95 for the Propel 750. Prices and ratings were checked on Amazon.ca on Nov. 14, 2026, and may change before Black Friday on Nov. 27.
Key facts. Cheapest pick: Ninja NJ600WMC, $99.98, 72 oz pitcher, 900 W, 4.6 stars (4K ratings), checked Nov. 14, 2026. Best-reviewed mid-range: Ninja BN801C at $299.99, 4.6 stars from 1.6K ratings. Most-rated: Vitamix 5200 at $729.95, 4.3 stars from 7.6K ratings. Priciest: Vitamix Propel 750 at $899.95, 4.4 stars from 931 ratings. The listings say ‘Canadian Version’ for the Ninja models. We have not tested any of these blenders.
| Blender | Price (CA$) | Key specs per listing | Rating | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ninja NJ600WMC | $99.98 | 72 oz pitcher, 900 W | 4.6 (4K) | Budget smoothies |
| Ninja BL780C Supra | $249.98 | 1200 W, blender plus food processor | 4.6 (3.5K) | One machine for blending and chopping |
| Ninja BN801C | $299.99 | 1400 W, 72 oz pitcher, Auto-iQ | 4.6 (1.6K) | Hands-off programs |
| Vitamix 5200 | $729.95 | 2.0 L container | 4.3 (7.6K) | Long-term, heavy use |
| Vitamix Propel 750 | $899.95 | 4 programs | 4.4 (931) | Preset programs on a Vitamix |
Prices, ratings and rating counts come from Amazon.ca search results on Nov. 14, 2026. We did not read individual customer reviews or check the sellers, so treat the ratings as a starting point.
Ninja NJ600WMC Professional Blender
The cheapest of the five at $99.98 (checked Nov. 14, 2026) is the pick for someone who wants a big pitcher and a plain blender without extras. The listing describes a 72 oz pitcher and a 900 W motor, and Amazon.ca shows 4.6 stars from about 4,000 ratings and 50+ bought in the past month. Skip it if you want food-processor attachments or preset programs, because the listing does not advertise them.
Ninja NJ600WMC Professional Blender. Image: Amazon.ca
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Ninja BL780C Supra Kitchen System
At $249.98 (checked Nov. 14, 2026), this is a blender and food processor in one kit, which suits a small kitchen that wants to chop and blend with one motor. The listing says 1200 W and Canadian Version; Amazon.ca shows 4.6 stars from 3.5K ratings and 300+ bought in the past month. Skip it if you only blend smoothies, since the extra parts take storage space.
Ninja BL780C Supra Kitchen System. Image: Amazon.ca
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Ninja BN801C Professional Plus Kitchen System
At $299.99 (checked Nov. 14, 2026), this is the step-up Ninja with Auto-iQ programs and a 1400 W motor per the listing, aimed at people who want a preset to do the work. Amazon.ca shows 4.6 stars from 1.6K ratings and 400+ bought in the past month. Skip it if budget matters most; the $99.98 Ninja has the same star rating, though with a different feature set.
Ninja BN801C Professional Plus Kitchen System. Image: Amazon.ca
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Vitamix 5200 Professional-Grade Blender
The 5200 at $729.95 (checked Nov. 14, 2026) has the largest review record here, 7.6K ratings, and a 4.3-star average, the lowest of the five. The listing describes a 2.0 L container. Skip it if you blend only occasionally, because it costs more than seven times the cheapest Ninja here.
Vitamix 5200 Professional-Grade Blender. Image: Amazon.ca
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Vitamix Propel Series 750
At $899.95 (checked Nov. 14, 2026), the Propel 750 adds four programs to the Vitamix line, according to the listing, and Amazon.ca notes a $0.40 eco fee might apply. It shows 4.4 stars from 931 ratings, a thinner record than the 5200. Skip it if you do not need presets, since the 5200 costs $170 less.
Vitamix Propel Series 750. Image: Amazon.ca
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How much should a blender cost in Canada? On Amazon.ca on Nov. 14, 2026, the five picks ranged from $99.98 to $899.95. The three Ninja models sit between $99.98 and $299.99 and all show 4.6 stars, while the two Vitamix models cost $729.95 and $899.95.
Is a Vitamix worth the price? The listings do not settle that. The Vitamix 5200 has 7.6K ratings at 4.3 stars, and the Propel 750 has 931 at 4.4, versus 4.6 for each Ninja here. Whether the extra cost pays off depends on how often you blend.
Do the Ninja listings say Canadian Version? Yes. All three Ninja titles on Amazon.ca include the words Canadian Version, as of Nov. 14, 2026.
Will blenders go on sale for Black Friday? Black Friday is Nov. 27, 2026. We have not seen a confirmed Black Friday price on these five, so check the live price before you buy.
Did you test these blenders? No. We worked from Amazon.ca listings and search results and did not read individual reviews.
How we chose. We picked five well-rated, widely reviewed countertop blenders from Amazon.ca search results on Nov. 14, 2026, and left out lesser-known brands with thinner review records. We earn a commission on some purchases. If you value our reporting, please consider supporting our journalism. See more picks on our Amazon Picks Canada hub.
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