SMEG 50s retro style personal blender for $189.95 at Wayfair

$30.05 below Wayfair's listed previous price of $220.00.

Wayfair lists the SMEG 50's Retro Style Personal Blender in beige, model PBF01CRUS, at $189.95. That price is compared against the merchant's listed previous price of $220.00, not any normal street price. The unit is offered in new condition and includes a blending jar, blade attachments and a user manual.

THE DEAL

SMEG 50s retro style personal blender

$189.95 (Wayfair listed previous $220.00) - Save $30.05

WhereWayfair

ExpiresNo end date listed

AvailableBeige, new

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Why This Matters

Two speed levels let you match the blending action to what is in the cup, with a minimum spin of 20,000 revolutions per minute and a maximum spin of 24,000 revolutions per minute. The twist and lock design secures the cup to the base before blending, and the blade assembly is removable. A motor thermal protection feature and a safety motor block are also part of the build.

What You're Getting

The package includes two 20 ounce bottles-to-go made from BPA-free Tritan Renew, which the merchant describes as shock and breakage resistant and resistant to absorbing odors or flavors. Each bottle has a cap with a spout, and the lid seal is silicone. The base is plastic, the merchant lists a glossy finish, and a built-in cord wrap manages the one meter power cable. The blender runs on 120 volts at 50/60 Hz and is a plug-in appliance.

Who This Is For

This blender suits someone who wants to prepare a single serving and carry it away, since the two included bottles-to-go have spout caps for transport. It also fits a household that wants a compact plug-in appliance with a cord wrap for storage. The listed modes cover smoothies, juice, dips and spreads, chop, grind, mix, crush ice, frozen desserts and hot soups and drinks, so buyers who rotate among those tasks have a reason to consider it.

Final Verdict

The main purchasing consideration is whether the two-speed operation and the included travel bottles match how you actually blend. The listed previous price gives a reference point for the current offer, but it is not a claim about typical pricing elsewhere. If the compact footprint and the bottle format line up with your routine, this is a straightforward option to weigh.