Tiger Smoothie Blender - Japanese Smoothie Maker for Smoothies Crushed Ice Milkshakes Soups Purees Sauces Matcha with Degree

I was excited to try this blender with its unique feature of the 45 degree angled blade and it did not disappoint. So far I have made strawberry and banana smoothies along with an Asparagus Parmesan soup that my toddler LOVED - so much so that he requested to have it 3 nights in a row! The blender really smooths out the ingredients you put in there, leaving you with a delicious purée. Also worth mentioning that the overall noise of this blender is not as disruptive as I’ve experienced with other blenders. The speed progression knob dials up smoothly and the “pulse” mode is great for those quick blends. Overall, I love this blender and I can’t wait to blend up more soups, sauces and smoothies! Read more

Love this blender design since I’ve never seen a tilted blender. It’s also a good size as it makes for 2-3 servings. The blender was great to make smoothies. I still have to learn the solid to liquid ratio since I needed to add more liquid. I think this blender works better with a higher liquid ratio. Read more

I was surprised by the lightweight and ease of use of this product. I’m not the best person to use new gadgets but it was self explanatory thanks to the design of this product. The blender I used to use prior to this was smaller in size that It only made 2 cups max, so it’s nice to be able to make larger portions especially if I want to save it for later. I made a fruit smoothie and I tried the different settings. With frozen fruit the first level didn’t break the ice but by increasing the level it made into a smoothie. While checking it, taking it out and putting it back made minimal mess. I also like the sleek material and minimalist design (no buttons just adjusting lever). Only thing I wish it can improve was when I use to pour it out it doesn’t flow than I thought and need a funnel if I want to put in a narrow container or a bottle. But overall, it’s easy to use and clean! Im excited to use the different settings to make some baby food and nut butters. Read more

This new blender by Tiger has been exceptional since I first got it. I frequently blend frozen fruits for smoothies, and it handles them effortlessly, producing a smooth and silky blend every time. The dial is very easy to use and has a nice, smooth feel. The pulse function is unique—it feels like revving a motor vehicle. The container is also exceptionally heavy-duty. Overall, I am very pleased with the blender’s performance and build quality, and I would recommend it to anyone looking to buy a new blender. Read more

I have a Ninja blender that’s starting to really see its age, so I decided to try this Tiger Blender out. This blender was $400 at the time of this review. For that price, I was really surprised it lacked a couple of simple features that really make a difference. The blender container is plastic - not glass. To me that is inexcusable at this price point. Plastic is simply not going to hold up as well long term. There is no spout on the container. Even super cheap $50 blenders I have had in the past had a spout. This just leads to a supreme mess when pouring out my smoothies. I have used this blender for strawberry banana smoothies and mixed berry smoothies. It does a good job of blending the yogurt, juice, and frozen fruit. I do find it takes longer to chop up the frozen strawberries than my other blender did. I’m not sure how well this would blend anything much harder than my frozen berries if it’s having a harder time with strawberries. The blender is relatively quiet to run. It is easy to set and use. Cleaning it has been easy too, but like I said - I’ve only done simple smoothies, so I’m not sure how hard it would be to clean thicker substances out of it. Overall, for the price point, I don’t think this blender is really worth it. If it was in the $200 price range, I would definitely give it at least 4 stars. But at $400, this is definitely only worth 3 stars simply for the lack quality throughout and value. Read more

If you appreciate Japanese engineering and quality this may be for you, but at the end of the day this is an unnecessarily over engineered blender with virtually no options, accessories, settings or capabilities beyond the blades built into the container. For the price, there are far more capable blenders - even some with glass containers that can handle hot liquids, and most with additional blades, larger/wider containers, programs/cycles, and even dough kneeding. Also for the price I would expect something quieter as it’s very loud though it does not vibrate much at all. A potential benefit I found is it is very short. The motor sticks out the back and the carafe doesn’t exactly sit on the top, so it’s only as tall as a 64oz pitcher. Lastly, it’s fairly easy to clean but that’s mostly down to it being such a small container. It really comes down to what you are looking for. At first I thought this was what I was looking for until I realized it can’t really make humus without investing a lot of supervision opposed to the Ninja I replaced it with that I push and button and can walk away for 8 minutes. Even with the supervision, lacking sensors and the proper blade, the texture of the humus is never consistent. Read more

Nice and lightweight, the base lets it sit on the counter separately from the machine which is really great. Having the blades at a slant is a genius idea, the blend was nice and even. One note of caution, take the max fill line very seriously for best results. But it's easy to reset the machine if you overdo it adding ingredients. Overall, highly recommend! Read more

I am thoroughly impressed by Tiger’s blender! It's incredibly easy to use. The unique 45 degree angle design really sets it apart, allowing for efficient blending. Smoothies come out silky, no leftover chunks! It’s also quite compared to the ones I’ve used. And cleaning is so much easier! Highly recommend for anyone looking for quality performance. Read more