Blender Price in Nigeria 2026 For Fairly Used & Brand New Prices

If you are shopping for a blender in Nigeria, now you have two choices: buy a brand new one from a store or save money by buying a fairly used one. Both options are good and on fairlyusedmarket.shop we connect you with sellers in Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt and other cities who are selling working blenders every day. This guide will show you the prices of blenders in Nigeria, what affects the cost, the difference between new and fairly used blenders and how to avoid getting scammed. Let’s get started.

Latest Blender Prices in Nigeria 2026

Used Blender prices change depending on the brand, wattage jar type. Whether it is new or fairly used. Here are the current prices:

Brand New Blenders

The price of blenders now is not the same as of 2020 so don’t expect a cheaper new blender. Let’s check it out

1. Brands like Binatone, Scanfrost and local Chinese brands will cost you like 15,000 to 50,000 with level of 350W-500W in today’s market. They are good for smoothies and light blending. They usually have jars.
2. Companies like Philips, Kenwood, Russell Hobbs and Moulinex blenders will fall into 35,000 to 70,000 for the 600W-900W. Why they are the best blender to used in Nigerian households is because they have good motors, glass or polycarbonate jars and many speed settings.
3. High end blender of 1000W-1500W usually more expensive and will cost you over 80,000 to 300,000. The brand are Vitamix, NutriBullet, Ninja and new modern with high end model Philips available here. They can crush ice, grind beans. Handle heavy-duty blending. They are popular with businesses and food vendors.

Used Blenders

On fairlyusedmarket.shop fairly used blenders typically cost 40-60% less than brand new ones:

1. Used blenders can be far helpful for the Nigerian economy system today. Getting a fairly used blender that will last, you should be looking at 1-3 years old that work perfectly, which will cost around 10,000 or way cheaper depending on your location. In a place like Lagos market, you can get a fairly used blender at 5,000 to 8,000. Fairly used blender are good if you want for occasional used only.
2. The mid used of blenderbased on the quality, you can get it at 18,000 to 35,000 price range. Examples of the best blender of mid used are Philips and Kenwood 700W models are the most used in Nigeria and they are good.
3. For the high used blenders in Nigeria, they cost around 40,000 to 70,000, depending on the sellers price. NutriBullet or Ninja original fairly used blender is sold at 90k plus at half of the price. Before making payment, make sure you check the blender blade and motor.

The Effect of Blender Price in Nigeria

People think it is the brand that affects the blender market price. Here are 5 factors that affect blender prices in Nigeria:

1. Motor blender Wattage: Most blenders will struggle to blend dry stuff like beans and dry corn. So with A 350W blender can’t perform such, we suggest 700W-1000W will work perfectly. Higher Wattage means a higher price. 700W and more is fully recommended for cooking if you blend items like beans, ice, dry corn, pepper, eguzi and ogbono
2. A blender with Jars Material: doesn’t scratch as easily because they are heavier and use glass jars. Don’t retain smell. They cost more. Pastic Jars are affordable because they are lighter in weight.
3. Brand Reputation: Yes, I love to mention these 3 blender brands like Moulinex, Philips and Kenwood because they offer quality and value. You can get fairly used ones at cheaper than new one and it sell faster. Their parts and repairs are common to find in Lagos. Abuja and Port Harcourt and Onisha markets. Therefore when buying fairly used blender, consider blender you can get the parts and repairable. Unknown blender are diffcult to repair.
4. Condition and Age:Considering the age of blenders matters because it’s may not last. Getting a blender of 2 years old like Philips with a motor will be unbroken jar so is way better than 4 month old unknown brand of blender with weaker motor. Always ask of the ages, recept of the blender and video of its working.
5. Accessories:Do you know blender that usually come with grinding cups, chooper attachments and spare jars is more expensives. Sellers on Fairlyusedmarket.shop often list these speparately so check the description.

Comparing New Blender vs Fairly Used Blender

Pick one of your choice

Buy New If:

• You need a warranty. Most new blenders in Nigeria come with 6-12 month warranty.
• You want the model with specific features.
• You are buying for use and need reliability.

Buy Fairly Used If:

• A fairly used blender will save you money in getting new high-priced blender. A fairly used Philips blender of 700W might cost you over 20,000 in the Lagos market today, while a new Philips blender can cost 50,000 or more in today’s market price.
• You are testing before buying. Most sellers on our platform allow inspection in Lagos, Abuja and PH.
• You need it for the term. Students and corpers often buy fairly used and resell when leaving.
• On fairlyusedmarket.shop, every used listing shows the condition rating, reason for selling and location so you can decide fast.

Best Blender Product in Nigeria

We received several emails at fairlyusedmarket.shop@outlook.com asking which type of blender is best?
People want to know types of blenders and their prices before making buying. Below are the best blender you should know:

1. Philips Blenderis topnotch mid range brand and well popular. There are several models but in Nigeria you will see more of HR2056 and HR2118, not that there are no other models, but are costly. A new Philips blender is within 30,000 to 50,000.
   Fairly Used Philips blender is cheaper, depending on the age and the body of the blender. You can get a used one at 16,000 to 28,000. Good things about Philips blender is that getting replacement jars and blades is easy which you can get them at Lagos ‘ popular electronics market like Alaba and Computer Village.
2. Kenwood: Known for motors. The BLM34 series is a favorite. Is also popular in Nigeria which 70% of people prefer Kenwood blenders, so the cost of it is around 50,000 to 70,000 for the new one, while the fairly used is around 20,000 to 30,000. Parts are available in Lagos.
3. A blender like Binatone is cheaper for your budget and available in Nigeria, with good for used. A new Binatone blender is 12,000 to 22,000 naira, while fairly used Binatone is at 6,000 to 12,000 naira only.
4. NutriBullet / Ninjaare the real deal in the Nigerian market. These two blenders can blend anything, both dry and good for smoothies and protein shakes. The two blenders are the same price for 120,000 to 250,000 naira for a new blender. Fairly used NutriBullet / Ninja blenders are likely to be 40,000 naira to 70,000 naira depending on your location. Most people sell them when leaving Nigeria.

Tips on How to Check Used Blender before Payment

Since you are buying from individual sellers follow this quick checklist:

1. Ask the seller to test the blender motor. Make sure they plug it i an electrical outlet and run it for 20 seconds in your presence. Pay attention to the noise of the blender. When the blender smells, that means there is nothing on it. Is completely dry.
2. Check if the blade is perfectly fixed and spin it by hand. It should move freely. If the blades are loose or wobbly, that means it is a red flag.
3. Check the Jar. Find the cracks at the area where it meets the blade together. Replacement parts are not easy to get for the same models.
4. Ask for proof: Request a video of the blender blending water or soft fruit. Scammers won’t provide this.
5. Meet safely: Use places in your city. Major sellers at fairlyusedmarket.shop are ready to meet up face to face in Surulere, Ikeja, Garki, GRA PH.

Where to Find good blenders in nigeria and Used Blenders

Most people sell on WhatsApp groups and Facebook, but listings get buried fast. On fairlyusedmarket.shop we organize listings by city and category so you can filter for “Blenders” in Lagos, Abuja, PH, Benin and Kano.

Sellers here are usually relocating, upgrading or decluttering. That means you get items that’re 6 months to 3 years old, working fine at half the price. Publishing includes pictures of the items and the seller’s WhatsApp number for direct contact.

How to Make Your Blender Last Longer

Whether you buy new or fairly used, these tips will extend its life:

1. Don’t run it dry. Always add some liquid when blending.
2. Avoid overloading. Blend in batches if you have a lot.
3. Clean after use. Dried pepper and beans are hard to remove
4. Don’t blend items in plastic jars. Use glass. Let it cool first.
5. Replace blades and seals early. They are affordable compared to a blender motor.

Mistakes you shouldn’t make when buying a blender

• Don’t buy blender based on the physical looks: Like a shiny blender is as dead motor is useless. Always test the blender before proceeding with the payment.
• Ignoring wattage: That ₦8,000 blender won’t blend beans. Check the spec sheet.
• Paying before inspecting:On fairlyusedmarket.shop, we encourage meetup and inspection first. Use. Bank transfer only after testing.
• Forgetting parts:Make sure the jar, lid and blade assembly are there. missing parts are costly to replace.

Price Comparison Example

Having a Philips blender of 700W is the deal.

• Jumia and Konga list brand new blender at N38,000 depends on the vendors.
• Fairly used on fairlyusedmarket.shop, 1.5 years working perfectly: ₦20,000
• N18,000 savings is great.

If you save 18,000, it can get you a Jar, grinding cup and you will still have some change for other things.

Final Buying Advice for Nigerians

If your budget is under 15,000 and you only blend smoothies and soft fruits, a fairly used Binatone or entry-level Philips will work.

If you blend beans, pepper and tough items weekly, go for a used Philips, Kenwood or Moulinex 700W+ in the ₦18,000-₦28,000 range. Find out how much is Clipper under buy and sells guide.

If you run a food business or want premium performance check the fairly used high-end section. You can get a Ninja or NutriBullet at ₦45k that would cost ₦95k

All listings on fairlyusedmarket.shop include location, price, condition and seller contact. No middlemen fees. You deal directly with the seller.

Ready to buy or sell?

Check the “Electronics > Kitchen Appliances > Blenders” section on fairlyusedmarket.shop to see listings in your city. Posting is free if you want to sell yours.

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