BEAST Health Launches Five-Model Blender Range in Australia

The Australian range runs from a $199.95 cordless model to a $399.95 stainless steel 1200W blender.

Updated on Nov. 6, 2026 in Appliances

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BEAST Health launched a five-model blender range in Australia, priced from $199.95 for a cordless model up to $399.95 for a 1200W stainless steel blender. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

BEAST Health has launched a five-model blender range in Australia, starting with the BEAST GO Cordless at $199.95. The range is available through beasthealth.com.au with a two-year warranty on all models.

Why it matters

The launch brings a new set of blender options to Australian shoppers across cordless, 850W and 1200W price points. The range is positioned for buyers comparing portable and countertop blenders at different budgets.

Pricing runs from $199.95 for the BEAST GO Cordless to $399.95 for the Mega 1200 Plus Stainless Steel, with motors rated at 850W and 1200W. Independent performance testing and customer reviews for the range were not provided.

The players

BEAST Health

BEAST Health is a blender brand founded in 2021 by Colin Sapire, the company behind the Australian launch of this range.

Colin Sapire

Colin Sapire is an entrepreneur who previously founded the NutriBullet blender brand before establishing BEAST Health.

The details

BEAST Health, founded in 2021 by Colin Sapire, who previously founded NutriBullet, has released the range in Australia. The stainless steel models use double-walled 304-grade stainless steel vessels, which the company claims keep contents cold for up to 12 hours, while the BEAST GO Cordless uses an 11.1V rechargeable battery with USB-C charging.

Timeline

  1. 2021: BEAST Health is founded by Colin Sapire.

  2. 6 November 2026: BEAST Health launches its blender range in Australia.

Culture Shift

The launch follows the founder's earlier success with NutriBullet, a blender brand that popularised personal and portable blending in home kitchens. BEAST Health's cordless and high-wattage models extend that trend toward more portable and powerful home blending options.

Australian shoppers can compare the cordless BEAST GO at $199.95 with the 850W and 1200W countertop models before buying. All models carry a two-year warranty, which affects the long-term cost of ownership.

The takeaway

When comparing blenders, check the motor wattage and the battery or cordless option against how you plan to use it. The two-year warranty applies across the range, which can help in weighing the higher-priced stainless steel models.

Further reading

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More information

Full pricing and specifications for the range are on the BEAST Health online store.

Source note: This article includes information reported by SmartHouse -.