Smeg Blenders

Smeg makes two blenders, and almost every question about the range comes down to which of the two you actually need. The BLF03 jug blender is the full-size one: a 1.5 litre jug, six cups, an 800 W motor and a speed dial. The PBF01 personal blender is the small one: 300 W, no jug at all, blending straight into one of two bottles you then screw a drinking cap onto and take with you. Prices here start at R1,800.Which one, honestly. If you make soup, batter, nut butter or anything for more than one person, buy the jug. If the machine exists to make one smoothie in the morning and get washed in thirty seconds, buy the personal blender – it spins at 22,000 rpm against the jug blender’s 18,000, so on a single portion it is actually the faster of the two, and it saves you washing a jug. What the personal blender will not do is volume; 300 W and a bottle is not a soup machine.Jug blenders, R2,500 to R5,800. White at R2,500, then black, pink, pastel blue, pastel green and red at R2,800, cream at R3,000, and emerald green at R5,800. Every one of them is the same machine underneath – 1.5 litres, 800 W, 9,000 to 18,000 rpm with a Smooth Start – so colour is the only decision.Personal blenders, R1,800. Pink, red, pastel green and pastel blue, all at R1,800 against a Smeg South Africa list price of R2,799, and each ships with two Tritan Renew bottles rather than one. There is also a gloss-finish listing and a black 50s Style listing at the same price where the exact colourway is confirmed with you before dispatch.The blender is the piece most people add after the kettle and the toaster, and it is built to sit alongside them – same die-cast body, same colour palette, same curve. If you are matching a set, the Smeg kettles and toasters run the same colours, and the coffee grinders and espresso machines finish the counter.All genuine, boxed Smeg stock. Sadec Online Shoppers is an independent South African retailer rather than a Smeg agent, which is why these sit below Smeg South Africa list, and the six-month Consumer Protection Act warranty runs through us as the seller. Free delivery anywhere in South Africa with no minimum spend, and cross-border delivery into Namibia, Botswana, Lesotho, Eswatini, Zimbabwe and Zambia quoted before you pay. See the rest of the Smeg range.

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Smeg blenders in South Africa: common questions

What is the difference between the Smeg jug blender and the personal blender?

The BLF03 jug blender has a 1.5 litre glass jug and an 800 W motor and is meant for soup, batter and blending for more than one person. The PBF01 personal blender has no jug - it blends directly into one of two Tritan bottles you then drink from - and runs at 300 W. The personal blender actually spins faster, at up to 22,000 rpm, because it has far less volume to move.

How many watts is the Smeg blender?

800 W on the BLF03 jug blender and 300 W on the PBF01 personal blender. Speed on the jug blender runs from 9,000 to 18,000 rpm on a dial; the personal blender runs from 20,000 to 22,000 rpm.

What does a Smeg blender cost in South Africa?

From R1,800 for a personal blender and from R2,500 for a 1.5 litre jug blender. Smeg South Africa lists the personal blender at R2,799 and the jug blender at R6,499, so both sit well below list here because we are an independent retailer buying genuine boxed stock rather than an agent working to a set price.

Can the Smeg blender crush ice?

Yes. The 800 W jug blender takes ice and frozen fruit at the top of its speed range, and the stainless blade group is fixed rather than removable so nothing works loose. Start it on a low setting and bring it up - the Smooth Start feature is there to stop the motor snapping straight to full speed.

What colours does the Smeg blender come in?

The jug blender is stocked here in white, black, pink, pastel blue, pastel green, red, cream and emerald green. The personal blender comes in pink, red, pastel green and pastel blue. They match the colours in the Smeg kettle and toaster ranges, so a set lines up.

Is the Smeg blender jug glass or plastic?

The jug is a moulded jug with a measuring cup set into the lid and a fixed stainless steel blade group in the base. The body of the machine is die-cast, which is where the weight comes from and why it stays put on a worktop instead of walking when it hits ice.

Do the Smeg blenders come with a warranty?

Yes. Sadec Online Shoppers is an independent retailer, not a Smeg service agent, so the warranty that applies here is the six-month statutory warranty under section 56 of the South African Consumer Protection Act, handled directly by us as the seller. If something is wrong, deal with us.

Do you deliver Smeg blenders outside South Africa?

Yes. Delivery anywhere in South Africa is free with no minimum spend. We also ship to Namibia, Botswana, Lesotho, Eswatini, Zimbabwe and Zambia, quoted per order with a duty estimate included so the price you agree is the landed price. Namibia, Botswana, Lesotho and Eswatini are inside SACU, so no customs duty applies.

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