Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great product one of the best available on its kind

Best investment. Works perfectly. Makes great smoothies.

Love it. It makes my smoothies so nice and smooth.

I've had it for a month now, and I mainly use it to make my smoothies. I love how it breaks down my frozen fruits and veggies into a smooth smoothie. VERY SHARP BLADES. Cleanup is easy. The motor is LOUD, but overall, I really love it.

Got this as a gift for my wife and she seems to love it.

I’ve been using Ninja’s products for quit some time and they keep rocking.! I love this blender so much, and rhe good thing about it is that its not only a blender, but a food processor too.! I recommend this to anyone

Love the pulls option and versatility of product Would recommend to anyone looking for a smoothie to processor

I was looking for a blender that would allow me to blend frozen fruit for a smoothie as I previously burnt up my last blender doing so. This blender so far has been perfect and shows no issue blending frozen fruit or ice. Would Highly Recommend.

Just updated my 10 year old ninja set. Very nice, have not used everything yet but shedding cheese works better then my cusinart food processor. Easy to clean and love the new grey. You don't need a review to know Ninja has great products.

This is a Christmas gift for my family. We have not used it yet. I bought it because of the great reviews it received and the uses you can do with it. This will eliminate some of the other items in our cabinet (all in one machine)

I truly love the Ninja products - they're powerful, high quality, and priced well. They're my go-to brand, and I'm slowly moving all my other 'premium' appliances over to Ninja as a result.

Great device, very effective when you have aches from tough workouts.

This blender comes with many attachments for the price which is fantastic. It blends extremely well. Its not a Vitamix blender but a GREAT alternative for the price.

Works great. But need a blade and disc storage box

I wasn't in market for a blender really but i saw this was impressed with what i read.. i made smoothies with it absolutely love it.. this is the blender everyone should have... yes its pricey but well worth it...

very functional, many functions for a blender, but very efficient

Great Machine. We have used it for everything from smoothies to that great afternoon frozen coffee. Working from home, I get my afternoon smoothie anytime. Chopping veggies is a breeze and easy cleanup.

I got this to replace a 750 watt Oster blender. I regret it. The Ninja is in many ways inferior to my simple Oster. 1. It requires that the lid be locked in place. It has to be rotated to the right orientation, and then a lever has to be pushed down. The Oster has a simple round rubber lid that can be plopped down any old way. 2. The Ninja has a power button. This must be pressed to "activate" the Ninja. The Oster just has buttons that make the blades spin. It requires no "activation." 3. The Ninja's tower blade makes quick work of smoothies, and was the main reason I bought it, but they have so much surface area that they hold on to lots of the smoothie. The Oster just has small blades on the bottom with very little surface area, so more of the shake is available to drink instead of left behind on the various angular surfaces. 4. The Ninja's blades get in the way of the spinach I stuff into the container. The Oster is easy to fill up as the blades are on the bottom. 5. The Ninja is quite large, so the interior of the container holds lots of residual liquid and other material against the plastic. The Oster has less surface area, and it's glass, so it pours out nicely and most of the liquid comes out. 6. The Ninja has a mode button which must be pressed twice to get it into manual mode. The Oster is always in manual mode. 7. The Ninja has a third button in front for actually turning on the blades. Then you have to dial up the speed, so there is a fourth thing you must do before you are blending. The Oster has a high-low power switch, and four power buttons. With the high-low power switch continually set to high, I only have to press one button to start blending, rather than a power button, a mode button, a start button, and a speed dial. In practice, I hit the Oster's low power button to start, and the high power button to finish, to keep the lid clean. 8. The Ninja container must be placed on top of the motor 45 degrees counter-clockwise from it's final position and then rotated clockwise until it locks into place. The Oster is merely sat down on the base in whatever rotation you want. 9. The Ninja container must be oriented correctly to place it on the base and then rotated to lock it in place. The Oster does not require this extra step. 10. The Ninja is a "right-handed" container; the handle must be on the right to lock it in place. The Oster can be easily handled with the left or right hand. 11. The Ninja blade stack will fall out if you remove the lid and pour it out. The Oster blade is screwed tight to the base. 12. The Ninja has a pour spout with a flap that is quite difficult to open. The Oster lid just easily comes off. 13. The Ninja's pour spout is in the corner and the opening has things in the way so that you cannot use it to place stuff like ice into the Ninja while it runs. The Oster has a central cap that you can simply rotate and remove, giving you a centrally located hole for adding ice or additional liquid. 14. The Ninja's turbulent six-blade tower splashes liquid all over, even at low speed, slathering the bottom of the lid with liquid and spinach pieces. The Oster's six blades are at the bottom, and if you press one low-speed button to start, and then a high-speed button to continue, you will not get liquid on the interior of the lid. 15. The Ninja's removable blades must be washed separately, and they are sharp. The Oster's blades remain with the container and can be easily rinsed out. Or you can fill it with water and run it to clean it. 16. The Ninja's lid is complex with various nooks and crannies that must be washed out. The Oster lid is simple and easy to clean. 17. The Ninja has a plastic drive. The Oster has a metal drive. 18. The Ninja is so big I can barely cover it with a towel to quiet it down. The Oster can be easily wrapped in a towel to keep down the decibels. 19. The Ninja container is so big and unwieldy that I cannot easily drink from it. Plus, as mentioned before, the blades must be removed first or they'll fall on your face. The Oster is small and light; I'll often just pop it off the motor and drink directly from it. The blade stays firmly attached to the bottom. 20. The Ninja container is plastic. The Oster container is glass. 21. The Ninja won't run until the container is locked down and the lid is locked on. The Oster runs when you press a button.

This is my dream appliance!! love to make smoothies, sauces, slice vegetables and now with an air fryer, it goes well together. It is a great pair to have for a modern kitchen. I forgot, I love cooking

I loved this blender, not only for functionality but also cuz it looks great