BlendtecGO (30 oz) Bottle, Reusable Single Serve Blender Cup, Includes Travel Lid, BPA-Free Jar, Clear

I followed the recommended “order of ingredients” and had a *perfectly* blended smoothie using the handy Solo clear cup method on my first try! ZERO MESS! Just a hot water rinse of the base/blade - done! I LOVE THIS LITTLE THING! I really hesitated because of the price, and agree that it’s expensive. I find solace in knowing that this doesn’t take up much space, is excellent quality, and it will save me time and money I’d have easily spent at a drive thru. No buyer’s remorse. I also found this to be the best price online since it was below MSRP, and because of Prime. It arrived on time and was packaged carefully. It also included a small set of Solo clear cups/lids/straws to get started.Will it blend? Heck yes!* (*follow the instructions in the video and you’ll be a pro!)

The solo cup option is awesome for quick perfect sized smoothies. I freeze fresh berries in 8oz freezer containers for the week.Then I just put the frozen berries into the solo cup, add 10oz of vanilla or strawberry Glucerna and pop into the bottle. Then tighten the bottle and blender portion. Place on my blender and press the smoothie button.I have a Quick perfect sized smoothie already in a cup ready to drink. The cleanup consists of rinsing the blender blades.

Works just as advertised! You can stick a solo disposable cup right inside it and it will blend your drink inside the cup with pretty much zero clean up (if you're careful) except the blade lid. It can blend frozen fruits, carrots, and tough veggies/fruits easily. The capacity without the solo cup is perfect. With the solo cup it's a pretty small veggie smoothie.

This is a great addition to my blendtec, I love that you can use a disposable 20 oz, plastic cup. It makes the mornings easier for when I need to literally mix and go.I feel like it's a little pricey, but the quality is evident when you use it. If you're a regular smothie blender, then this is a MUST HAVE! Definitely simplifies your life when it comes to cleaning up!

I don't normally do reviews unless something is particularly bad. In this case, I spent $130 to not even get the minimum expected functionality.The entire appeal of a Blendtec blender is to be able to pulverize anything into a smoothie/soup whatever, no bits left over. With the main jar, this is what you get, but with the Blendtec GO, you're getting a Ninja-level quality blend at best (many bits left over, even after 2+ minutes of blending). In addition, the lid (where the blade is attached) leaks during operation.I've run into other blending issues before (mainly the blending not being entirely uniform with some ingredient combinations), and I think this is the last straw for me; I'll be switching over to a Vitamix which are more well-known for their uniform reliability/performance.

The blending ability of the Go Cup is good, but not great. Even when I load it in the order that the instructions recommend, it doesn't always blend everything 100% on the first cycle. If I go heavy on the frozen stuff (like if I do frozen bananas AND frozen strawberries) I'll have to shake it up after the first blend cycle and add more liquid and do another cycle (or two) to get it all to blend. Slightly annoying, but not the end of the world. Most of the time it works just fine, especially if there's no frozen stuff and I use a decent amount of liquid. Just don't expect it to have the blending ability and create that vortex like the regular Blendtec jar does.My second issue with the Go Cup is that if you don't twist the cap on carefully, it will leak. As you can see in the photo, the part that you drink out of is not threaded. I know, screwing a cap on isn't hard. But if you're like me, and you make a smoothie and then throw it in your bag while rushing out the door in the morning, just make sure the cap is twisted on properly. I don't want anyone else to find out the hard and expensive way as I did when it leaked on, and destroyed, my laptop.

This accessory cup is great if you already own a Blendtec blender, want the convenience of making smoothies to go, and want less clean up. Prior to buying this, I would make smoothies in my Refurbished Total Blender (I’ve had it for more than 5 years and it’s still going strong). I would have to clean up the Wildside jar/lid and my smoothie container of choice: a blender bottle. This accessory cup cuts out the middle man and I’m able to do far less cleaning. It takes up less space in the sink and cabinet. It blends well once you figure it out. I found the directions/order Blendtec provided of putting smoothie ingredients in didn’t work for me. Putting the liquid and protein powder in first was a NO GO. The protein powder and water become thick and doesn’t mix well since it’s at the bottom (at the top once it’s mixing time). My breakfast smoothie order is: almond milk, spinach, frozen fruit, protein powder, flax seeds, and peanut butter. I do not use the “smoothie” button. I just increase the speed setting up to 8 over the span of 40-45 seconds and everything is blended perfectly. It also cuts out having an additional small appliance. I was considering buying the Nutri Bullet for the convenience but the model I was considering was nearly the same price as the accessory cup. I do not use the solo cups. It is very wasteful and I find the accessory cup itself is portable and easy to use. The negatives are the price and it can be hard to grip as it is a big jar cup. I am a female and have small/medium size hands. When the smoothie is mixed, I always have condensation on the cup. The condensation and the size of the cup make it difficult to pull off the blade attachment and the lid itself. Thankfully, I figured out I can loosen the lid but twisting the cup a little while it’s still on the blender. I then take it off the blender and completely take off the loosened lid.