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Oster Pro 1200 Blender vs Black and Decker 10-Speed Blender Side-by-Side Comparison

Overall Verdict
If your blending needs go beyond the basics and you value a no-frill blender, the Oster Pro 1200 is the clear choice over the Black and Decker.
Equipped with a 1200-watt motor, the Oster Pro handles a wide range of ingredients with relative ease and smoothness, from tough nuts and seeds to fibrous greens and ice cubes. The Black and Decker’s 550-watt motor, on the other hand, struggles with most blending challenges. It performs adequately only with fresh, soft ingredients for basic smoothies or purees.
The user experience also differs notably between the two. The Oster Pro enhances the user experience with its user-friendly interface, including intuitive controls and an additional blending cup for added convenience. In contrast, the Black+Decker Crush Master has been noted for issues like the challenge in removing the lid and the stiffness of its control buttons.
Pros & Cons
- Good value for the money
- Well-organized control buttons
- A lot easier to clean and assemble than many of its rivals
- Excels at preparing green smoothies, almond butter, and crushed ice
- Removal blade assembly for thorough cleaning
- Priced affordably, while still providing sufficient power for basic tasks
- Compact and portable footprint
- Lackluster capability in making frozen fruit smoothies
- Gimmicky control panel
- Difficulty in removing the lid
- Stiff control buttons
- Noticeable smell of burning plastic
Key Specs
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Analysis and Test Results
Performance
Smoothie






Frozen Fruit Smoothie






Protein Shake






Almond Butter






Crushed Ice






Design
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Dimensions


Build Quality


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Blending Container






Lid


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Extra Accessory
Usability
Ease of Blend

Noise Level

