Customer Ratings & Reviews

Amazing smoothies from this machine. Acai made easy.

Very useful and very helpful and blends very well.

Purchased as a gift. Lots of features, but shoddily built. The base came apart on them when just lifting it up from the counter only 35 days after Christmas, making it a disappointing gift AND past the return date. Can’t understand good reviews; did the quality plument?

The blender stopped working today, I originally received it as a Christmas gift and it malfunctioned so I went to exchange it. This one stopped working today and my last day for returns was a week ago! I should have purchased an older version of the Ninja that worked for me for years.

Horrible delivery!!! Box was opened and damaged!!! And was delivered to my door in original packaging! For the while world too see what was being delivered!

After two months it stopped working . It works for 10 seconds then has error signal.

The package came damaged and was missing 3 parts. Would not recommend it.

Not a true food processor, carrots are not uniform. It’s just a blender

All if the items were not received. Item has not work from the time it was delivered up to now. Dont buy it...

Like a lot of people, I had heard about Ninja products since they hit the market. After hearing enough praise through word-of-mouth, I decided to take the plunge and get one of my own. Now that I have spent some time using the Ninja Foodi Power Pitcher system myself, I can understand why there has been so much hype surrounding these products. The 1400 watt motor, especially when paired with the ridiculously sharp triple blades, makes quick work of even the toughest tasks. Want to make an entire pitcher of frozen mixed drinks for a party? Done. Craving a frozen fruit smoothie made from scratch with your favorite ingredients? No problem. I have yet to make the motor struggle, let alone come close to stalling, even when making an entire pitcher of piña coladas. And the Auto-iQ preset programs make sure everything is blended appropriately without any guesswork. I greatly appreciate that the Power Pitcher system comes with three different containers to suit your needs. The Power Pitcher is great when you want to make a large batch of something since it will hold up to 72 ounces without issue. The lid securely clamps onto the pitcher and has a spout which allows for spill-free distribution. But there are also times when you just want to make something for yourself. The Power Nutri Cup is perfect for this and is the container that I use most frequently. It is great for making single serve smoothies. Once you remove the blades, you can simply screw on the drinking lid to take it on-the-go or the storage lid to save it for later, all without having to dirty another glass. The best part is when you are done using the blender and it is time for cleanup. Every part of the Ninja Foodi comes apart easily making cleanup a breeze. Simply toss the disassembled components in the dishwasher and it’s ready for next time. Don’t have a dishwasher or prefer to hand wash? Still not an issue. The included cleaning brush allows you to get the blades spotless without slicing your sponge or hands to shreds. So if you’re in the market for your first blender or just looking to upgrade from the one you have, consider the Ninja Foodi Power Pitcher System. It’s sure to handle anything you can throw at it and then some.

It leaks and it was a little less than the full line.

I got my Ninja Foodi system last week and have used it just about every day since. The main jar is plenty big for blending larger quantities of food and the stacked blades (removeable for super easy clean up) ensure consistent and fast results. I have shredded chicken, blended sauces, and chopped frozen fruits, all with ease and in amazingly short times. Like other Ninja blenders, this unit has the Auto-IQ system which gives you preset blending profiles depending on what you are making. As always, they work flawlessly. The included personal sized blending cup is perfect for making smoothies and creating perfect blends for smoothie bowls. My teenage daughter loves smoothies and milkshakes and has mastered the art of this sized cup. She particularly likes that a drinkable lid is included so she can go from blender to belly with little hassle. The blade assembly and lid also fit the smaller jar which Ninja calls the "Power Nutri Bowl" which has a nifty twist system that allows you to turn small paddles on the inside of the bowl while blending (or drinking if need be) to move your ingredients off the sides and into the blades. It's especially handy when making sticky nut butters or using less liquid for smoothies you want to be able to eat with a spoon. This unit also comes with a storage lid that fits the smaller vessels in case you need to keep any leftovers. It also comes with a cleaning brush to get into the nooks and crannies of the blades without putting your fingers in peril. I haven't tried making dough in it yet but I intend to this weekend. If the dough blade works half as well as the rest of the system, I'm sure I'll be pleased.

I'm truly amazed about how versatile this thing is. It works great for making smoothies with the power cup but I'm most impressed with it's ability to make dough. I made pizza dough from scratch and it came out perfect. It has plenty of power. Not once did it seem to struggle. All the pieces are very easy to use and very easy to clean. It's finish is very nice to look at. Fits great on my counter. All in all, a great product.

This is the second product I have from the Ninja brand, I must say that like every launch, it does not disappoint. This time they have placed great emphasis on the multiple tasks that are required on day by day. I have been preparing some meals and it has been quite useful. I must say that personally I like that they include a cup that can be taken since I think it is very practical to prepare a drink at your preference and be able to take it to work or school. It has functions that are quite useful that pressing a button is all that needs to be done, if more precision is required you can adjust it to your needs. It also includes a Power Nutri Bowl that is very easy to use and has a Power Paddle that allows you to push the food to be ground in its entirety without the need to remove the glass from the blender, push or move the food with a spoon and put it back, just turn the top and that's it. I think the way the blades are designed and laid out is pretty clever and in conjunction with the blender's motor, it delivers great results. If you want to prepare some dough for cookies or something like that, it also has this option, changing the blades for special ones for this task. I think it fulfills all the functions that are needed today in a blender, I can really recommend it. Great job Ninja!

This Ninja blender has industrial looks and great features. Most notably the To Go Cups. It makes it easy to measure out what you're actually going to use instead of leaving left-overs in the bigger blender. Which for me happens alot in my old blender. I love the Nutri Bowl with the twisting power paddle. I can finally make thicker smoothies and also what I'm most exited for and everybody's favorite, Ice cream! All again without having to make a huge portion. The power pitcher blades crush ice very well and doesn't get stuck only blending ingredients at the bottom which is good for large portions with frozen ingredients. Clean up is super easy as well, put some soapy water run it for a few seconds and all clean. It also come with a brush in case you need it. The controls are very easy to use and the presets make it a breeze. I'm not much of a baker but seeing these features is making me want to try make dough with the dough blade very soon. It has high power and great versatility, whether you are making a large portion for friends and family or just making a small smoothie for yourself this blenders got you.

It's loud but definitely because it's powerful. It'll blend with ease, and the presets (specifically the smoothie/dough ones) are awesome.

The blender works perfectly for my needs. I make a smoothie every morning with frozen fruit, chia seeds, milk, and honey and the blender handles the materials with ease. I have also made smoothie bowls with less milk and the blender has made those with no problems at all, resulting in super-smooth purees. I use the IQ function for all my smoothie needs and it works well. I used it yesterday to make a simple bread dough and the blender made the baking process significantly easier. I no longer have to knead dough by hand and can let the blender do all the work for me. It is like having a 2-in-1 blender and food processor. I have considered buying a food processor or stand mixer, but now that I have this blender, I do not think I will have to anymore. I highly recommend this blender to anyone who makes smoothies regularly or is an amateur baker.

This blender is amazing! Previously, we had been using a cheap blender purchased years ago from our local supermarket. This one blows it out of the water as far as power and quality. It makes absolutely incredible smoothies (much better than our last blender), which our toddler loves, and has been our primary use. We haven't used it for too much else other than smoothies and milkshakes so far, but are confident it will tackle anything with ease. We absolutely love it! Highly recommended.

The Ninja line of appliances has always been a great value from the beginning. I have a much older ninja blender system which for the price was a great value for what you were receiving at the time. But it never could match up to the power of a Vitamix blender. The Ninja Foodi Power Pitcher system is leaps and bounds above any of their previous offerings. The AutoIQ smart presets work great on this blender. My previous blender would struggle to make smoothies and eventually overheat when I was crushing ice, however the smoothie preset on this blender made easy work of any thing I put in it. I usually will end up with some remnants of kale or spinach in my smoothie but this blender pulverized everything into a super smooth consistency. The blender comes with a 72 oz pitcher, a 24 oz nutri cup and a 14 oz power nutri bowl. THe nutri cup comes with a lid that you can screw on after making your smoothie so you can take it with you. Making your own nut butters is super easy with the power nutribowl because you can use the power paddle that is intergrated in the cup to mix the contents of the cup while you are blending. The box also includes a dough mixing attachment that you can use with one of the smart IQ presets. This blender is by far the best value on the market today. I would definitely recommend buying one if you are looking for a new blender.

I’m still making up my mind about the Ninja Foodi Power Pitcher. “Power Pitcher” is an odd name for it. Although it can be used for mixing beverages and does have a pour spout, making beverages is not its primary use. The name might be a hindrance to understanding what it can do. The main unit is a combination blender and mixer. Because its size and blades aren’t ideal for making nut butters, smoothies or drinks with frozen fruits and/or ice, there are 2 additional components – the Nutri Bowl and the the Nutri Cup. The Nutri Bowl has a paddle in the lid that can be turned manually during mixing, to tamp down the contents into the blade. The 24 ounce Nutri Cup can be used to prepare single serve cold drinks and has a spout lid so the drink can be taken on the go. Unlike the other blender I have, the blades on the Ninja are removable. This makes it easier to remove the contents of the pitcher because you don’t have to work around the blade. It also makes it easier to clean. The “stacked” blade is long and can chop more efficiently than a blender with a small fixed blade. It also has a dough blade. Having removable blades means you have to remember to put them in before adding ingredients. I still find myself putting everything into the pitcher, and then seeing the blade on the counter. So I have to dump everything out, insert the blade, and dump the ingredients back in. The other downside is that the sharp stacked blade has to be handled a lot because recipes sometimes require exchanging the stacked blade for the dough blade half way thru. There are preset modes for Extract, Smoothie, Bowl, Spread, Chop and Dough. There are also manual and pulse options. The Chop setting runs for just a few seconds, which is a good thing because it keeps food from being over chopped. In most instances the chop program has to be run 2 or 3 times. The unexpected thing about the Ninja is that it can (almost) replace a mixer. It can be used to make pie crust, biscuits, cookies, bread, and even meat loaf. It did a superb job of mixing and the bread was better than any I’ve made in a mixer. The downside is that it is hard to scrape something like meat loaf or bread dough out of the pitcher. A bowl is much easier. But it did clean very well in the dishwasher. The two things I don’t like about it are the height and the feet. It is ½ inch too tall to fit under my kitchen cabinets. It has super sticky feet that make it very hard to reposition. I have to really pull on it to get it to release its hold on the counter. But after making bread dough, I see why they’re that way. The unit vibrated so much that without the suction feet it would’ve fallen off the counter. I’m not sure I’m ready to give up my mixer and other blender, but the Ninja Power Pitcher comes close to being a replacement for both.