Chefman

Chefman Obliterator (RJ27-T1-TJ)

Ranked #12 in Blenders

275 LP on the category ladder what's LP?

Wattage-marketing over substance with no durability track record and a weak support reputation. The Ninja BN701 costs similar money and is a known quantity.

Consolidated from 12 cited sources across 9 outlets

Where the cited sources landed, as we read them

11 positive sources
1 mixed source

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Flagged as a product to avoid

2 of 6 research runs entered this as a product to avoid rather than a pick. A trap is a product buyers genuinely cross-shop but should not buy, ranked honestly alongside the real picks rather than dropped to the bottom. Why the boards include them

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Pros & cons

✓ Budget price
✓ Huge advertised wattage

✗ No established failure-rate data
✗ Value-brand support reputation
✗ Build quality reviewers do not put in the same conversation as even midrange Ninjas
✗ Aggressive marketing and wattage claims over substance

The sources behind this ranking

We searched the web and YouTube for what has been published about this product, then read the articles, video transcripts and comments we found.

Evidence 3 articles and 9 video reviews

11 positive sources

Luxury kitchen Thiago Silva · reviewer · Feb 2026

I’ve been using the Chefman Obliterator for daily smoothies and random kitchen stuff for a few weeks now, and I’ll be straight: this thing is built to work, not to look pretty in photos. I came from a basic Oster blender that did the job but struggled with frozen fruit and ice, so I wanted something stronger without going into crazy Vitamix-level pricing.

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For You Reviews For You Reviews · 14.2K subscribers · Feb 2025

Unleash the Power of Blending with the Chefman Obliterator Countertop Blender!

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Consumer Reports Article · Nov 2018

As its name suggests, the Chefman Obliterator RJ27-T1-TJ can power through ice and frozen ingredients, acing our tests for icy drinks and puréeing. It’s also exceptionally durable. We also found it convenient to use, meaning it’s easy to pour from, clean, and read controls and jar markings.

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For You Reviews For You Reviews · 14.2K subscribers · Apr 2026

Overall, very, very powerful motor. I was having issues with other ones. That's why I picked up this. For the price, I definitely think it's worth it.

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Tom's Guide Article · Jan 2026

Bear in mind that the Vitamix is more powerful with 1,500 watts compared to the Obliterator’s 1,380.

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Reviewsinside Reviewsinside · 4.6K subscribers · Nov 2025

If you're tired of your blender struggling with tough ingredients or noisy performance, the Chefman Obliterator might just be the upgrade you've been waiting for. With its 1380W motor, advanced airflow system, and Auto Blend function, this blender offers a seamless blending experience that’s both powerful and efficient.

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Reviewsinside Reviewsinside · 4.6K subscribers · Sept 2025

In real use, the Chefman Obliterator impresses with its ability to handle fibrous ingredients like kale and spinach, delivering smooth and consistent results. The auto blection effectively analyzes the ingredients, adjusting settings for the perfect blend every time. While it perfor well with multiple servings, the 48 capacity may require multiple batches for larger families or gatherings.

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Reviewsinside Reviewsinside · 4.6K subscribers · Nov 2025

The Chefman Obliterator is packed with features aimed at making blending easier and more efficient. With its 48 oz shatter-resistant Tritan jar, it’s large enough for family-sized servings, and it even lets you blend hot liquids without a hassle. One of the standout features is the Auto Blend function, which automatically adjusts the settings for optimal blending consistency.

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Quantum Gadget Zone Quantum Gadget Zone · 1K subscribers · Aug 2026

This isn't just another countertop blender. It's packing a serious punch with that 1380 W motor. You can practically hear it humming with power, ready to take on anything. We're talking ice, nuts, frozen fruit, the usual suspects for a tough blending job, and this thing just powers through. What really caught my eye is the auto blend function. It sounds a bit futuristic, right? But the idea is tha

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Askdeb Reviews Askdeb Reviews · 633 subscribers · Mar 2026

The Chefman Obliterator is a powerful and versatile countertop blender designed to handle everything from smoothies to crushing ice, nuts, and frozen fruits with ease. Equipped with a robust 1380W motor and a shatter-resistant 48 oz Tritan blending jar, it offers both durability and ample capacity for family-sized servings.

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Mythical Mama Reviews Mythical Mama Reviews · 90 subscribers · Jan 2026

It is surprisingly not loud at all, yet powerful.

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1 mixed source

House Stuff House Stuff · 3.5K subscribers · Jan 2026

I don't really like this handle. The handle looks kind of weird. Looks like an afterthought. Um especially like this bottom half. It's like a seam there in the plastic. Um you know, I don't know. I'm not a designer, but um we'll see. So, it came with this lid that goes on the top right here.

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Frequently asked questions

It ranks #12 of 17 on our blenders tier list, in D tier. That placement draws on 12 cited sources across 9 outlets.

None of the 12 sources with a clear view is critical of it. No established failure-rate data. Value-brand support reputation. Build quality reviewers do not put in the same conversation as even midrange Ninjas. Aggressive marketing and wattage claims over substance.