Customer Ratings & Reviews

Excellent product no complaints easy to clean use it to make almond and oat milk still have to strain milk though

Too big, too noisy and too complicated to operate. It might do better at a juice bar than in my tiny kitchen. It was like all you could see when you walked into the kitchen. I bought a smaller one that cost less and fits my needs better.

I use the cups everyday to make smoothies to take to work. I love that it blends them perfectly smooth no chunks.

Best blender I’ve ever had!!! Strong, durable and great quality.

The best blender I have ever owned! Excellent quality, sturdy

Love the blender got it while it was on sale will not being back to anything other than a ninja

Very easy to use! My teenagers love it. They say it’s very easy to use.

Nice product! I just wish that the large container had the blade at the bottom to make the “vortex” effect. Other than that pretty good!

this really good and i alway choose Bestbuy for my shoppinh

Great blender which it was cheaper but I guess you get what you pay for

great blender super smooth and it makes great shakes. perfect for my protein shakes

Love my Ninja blender! The speed sensor is cool. It can overblend with it though for smoothies.

That was a good mother today Give and my wife see is happy

Ok but manual button just fell off using it. Everything else seems ok.

This will be my second Ninja blender, replacing one from a few years ago. The last one had some features that I didn't particularly care for nor use, and I will say that the absence of those things here makes this a winner in my book. The good: It's easy to use. No real gimmicks here for a blender (more on that later). It blends everything you can throw at it that's edible. Ice? No problem. Berries for a smoothy? Easy. The smoothy/drink containers are 99% perfect. Easy to drink from without the lid, and even better with it. Some cups have the threads on the outside, which makes using the cup as a cup a bit annoying. Like you went to the dentist and got novocaine for a cavity and dribble everywhere. Not the case here, the threads are inside the lip, small details matter. The full sized blender is great, makes quick work of whatever you toss in there. The locking lid is a nice touch, makes it impossible to spill anything since it is a two step process to remove it. Everything is dishwasher safe, a huge plus in my book. While it says top rack only, I place the cups on the bottom since they will not fit on the top rack for me. If you have a heated drying cycle that gets very hot, you run the risk of melting things since the heating element is typically on the bottom of the machine. It works for me, but you're on your own there can't guarantee you'll have the same experience. To add to that, I love how the cups and containers don't have tiny nooks and crannies that require small bottle brushes or pipe cleaners to get clean. My last Ninja had a completely useless vacuum "freshness" feature. All it did was add complexity and made cleaning up a royal pain in the you know what. The base is very small and light. They packed a lot of power into it, and I do love that about it. Only hitting one button to start it is really nice, no longer need to select a program, and then hit start. Sure it only saves one step, but simple is better. The not so good: The base of the smoothy cups isn't perfectly flat, so they wobble ever so slightly. It isn't enough to tip over, but also...it's a bit expensive of a blender for that type of oversight in my opinion. Not a deal breaker though just a "really?" type situation. I'm not sure it has much use as a chopper for vegetables. The box shows perfectly chopped onions....yeah that's not going to happen ever, sorry to say. It'll get you close but no where near that perfect. Not a deal breaker since I wouldn't ever use this that way but just a heads up for anyone thinking to use it in that capacity. The smoothy blades do actually require a pipe cleaner to get underneath the very bottom blades....so not perfect but still really good. I'm not sure why companies insist on making things inconvenient but here we are. Not the end of the world but just a heads up, those bottom blades are really tiny and a kitchen sponge won't fit in there. It's loud, but most blenders are so maybe this deserves its own "eh whatever?" section. The questionable: Honestly the whole "blend sense" thing is a bit interesting in my opinion. I use this almost entirely for smoothies in the small containers. A mixture of powders and milk, plus two ice cubes. Blend sense selects "maximum crush." Ok I guess, but it takes 10-15 seconds to figure out which program to use, at which point the drink is pretty much ready. The program then runs for another 35 seconds. The drinks come out just fine though. I made a knock off of a famous coffee shop's morning breakfast egg bites. So, eggs and cottage cheese. It selected the same "maximum crush" setting. For eggs..... They came out fine, but again...."maximum crush" for eggs. Yeah. Like I said, questionable. Does it blend? Yep sure does. Does it do it in a weird way? Also, yep, sure does. It's a good blender, and Ninja has a great track record, and everything I've read says they stand behind their products. I've never had a Ninja appliance die on me, and I own a few, but it's nice to know they're there to help if I needed it.

Great blender. Only problem are nubs on 24 oz cups. Break off. Need a new one already.

Very nice, built well. And easy to use with multiple purposes from smoothies to meal preparation.

extremely loud, to many sensors, and funtion for nothin, it does exatly the same is the old version. don't wasted you're money

This blender is big, powerful, and thanks to the individual cups the kit comes with also convenient. My brain didn't correctly process how massive a 72oz main pitcher was going to be, so make sure you have somewhere to store this beast when not in use. Extremely powerful able to hit 1700w peak power which is about as much as a standard 15amp circuit can support. No issues with it tripping breakers yet, and handles anything I've thrown in it with ease. Features suction cups on the front feet to make sure it doesn't jump off your counter. The motor is a bit loud so if you have other people in your home starting the day out with a smoothie will act as a very effective alarm clock. The "blend sense" tech seems to work well, letting you know when the mixture may be too thick or otherwise doing a good job of making sure the ingredients are well mixed. The two included single serving cups include lids so you can take your drink on the go without transferring it to another vessel. I've done smoothies, milkshakes, salsa, and frozen adult beverages with it so far and have gotten rave reviews for my blending prowess which mainly comes down to hitting the start button thanks to the blenders capabilities. Easy to clean as everything is dishwasher compatible. If you are needing a new blender with a massive pitcher but the ability to make more convenient individual serving sizes I would definitely recommend you check this kit out.

I was initially impressed with it but after about a week or so i started noticing that the build quality is pretty poor and the plastic on the machine was cracking