Customer Ratings & Reviews

Lots of options! Big on margs and for food/chili prep

Haven’t used it yet, but expect it to be awesome!!

I like the fact it's basically 3 machines in one, works good as a blender, smoothie maker and food processor

Didn’t even last 2 years! I’m so sad because I have loved the ninja brand but this is a dud. It will now only read the disc setting very sad

How do you buy a product after 3 months it breaks without dropping it? Waste of money. I really like the blender, it’s powerful and all. Just be aware the bottom of the blender will come off after a few usage.

Very good product. I will recommend people to be buying the products.

works really well but a bit loud all in all good purchase

Should have bought this long ago, wish they used glass instead of plastic though.

i contact customer service after an hour of the purchase to cancel my order, because i found it cheaper elsewhere, they couldn't do price comparison or cancel the order

I have had nothing but good experiences with Ninja blenders. This is my third Ninja in maybe 10 years. Each time I have been super happy, and it seems like the quality just keeps getting better. This blender is very powerful, and easily blended everything I could throw at it. Also, it is very easy to use, as are most Ninja blenders. I like the variety of blades and containers it comes with. The smoothie bowl maker was new to me, but I thoroughly enjoyed using it. The scraper is a nice addition and makes it really easy to make a nice, thick smoothie. One think I am missing is a second regular smoothie cup. My previous Ninja came with two smoothie cups, and that was really nice because my wife and I usually have smoothies together, and it's nice to just be able to make them and drink them out of the same containers. I guess they changed it up with this bundle because they added the smoothie bowl container. I personally would've preferred the extra smoothie cup. Also a change with this bundle is that they only include one "main" container which is to be used for blending or food processing. In the past these were two separate containers. I personally prefer separate containers, because usually, my food processor is used for more savory items, where as my blender was used for sweeter items. I just really preferred keeping these two separate. But I could also see this as a positive, because it's one less bulky container to store. And finally, which has been my main gripe from the beginning with Ninja, is that they are still using plastic for their containers. I would really prefer glass. The only benefit I see with plastic is that it is light. Other than that, they are so prone to scratching, and are a lot more fragile than glass. These things scratch even with just regular use. All of my ninja blender containers have scratched after regular use, and you don't realize just how bad they are scratched until you sit it side by side with a new container. I really wish Ninja would switch to glass already. The day they make that change is the day I upgrade my review to 5 stars instead of 4. It's that one thing really that is holding it back. Everything else is just small issues that don't really affect my score. So overall, Ninja has really knocked it out of the park again with this blender. They just continue to include plastic containers, which I really don't like.

If you looking for a new blender this is they way to go

Bought it for the family. They use it all the time

The Ninja Foodi Power Blender Ultimate System is a versatile and powerful blending system that can handle an incredible amount of uses. If you enjoy having a small kitchen appliance that can replace a bunch of other appliances to free up room, you will enjoy having this system. The base feels extremely durable and strong, and comes in a matte platinum finish. It has push buttons on the front for power, pulse, and Auto-IQ/Manual. The Auto IQ system is extremely handy. It is as easy as turning on the unit, selecting from the options for what you want to make, and pushing the Auto-IQ button. The blender handles the rest to completion. It is intuitive and precise. The options are spread, bowl, extract, smoothie, chop, disc, or dough. If you want to control the blender yourself, just push the button again for manual use. There is also a dial that controls and displays the speed. The unit comes with three pitchers: a 72 oz full pitcher for blending and processing, a 18 oz smoothie bowl maker, and a 24 oz Nutrient Extraction Cup. The smoothie bowl has a built-in tamper which is nice for pushing ingredients away from the sides and into the blade. The pitchers are made of BPA and BPS-free plastic that feel sturdy. That said, plastic pitchers will scratch by default through normal use. This won't change their effectiveness, however. The system includes a feed chute lid for the pitcher while it is in use, and a lid for each pitcher while they are not being used. It also includes 3 blades: a crushing/chopping blade, a dough blade, and a hybrid blade assembly. On top of all the normal uses for a blender, I appreciated what it could do with ice. The hybrid blade makes excellent smoothie ice, while the crushing/chopping blade will powderize ice into snow. Finally, the system comes with 2 discs: one for slicing/shredding, and another for disc for grating. If you enjoy making fresh salads, this system is a dream. It will shred carrots, cucumbers, and onions, while quickly grating cheese for a topping. Besides salads, I used this system for smoothies. It made perfect smoothies every time, and it was nice to use the IQ system to set it and forget it so that I could multi-task in the kitchen while it was working. One of the lids is a drinking lid that can be put on top of the nutrient extraction cup to take a smoothie on the go. The motor feels strong. It is listed at 1600 peak watts, and I can say it never wavered. The only thing to consider with this unit is that the pitchers are plastic, and I understand that can be a deal-breaker for some. Overall, I love this blender system. It can blend, it can process, it can grate, it can knead dough, it can crush ice; I'm not sure what it can't do. It feels powerful and it is versatile. I see it as an appliance that you will be glad to have in your kitchen for a long time to come.

I'm not a connoisseur when it comes to blenders, but the Ninja Foodi Power Blender is so close to perfect that I don't need to know anything else about any other blender. Disclaimer: I pretty much only use the blender to make the family smoothies. My wife loves watermelon smoothies and the Ninja Foodi Ultimate demolishes ice like it's nothing. Be prepared for some noise, not just from the Ninja Foodi powering through ice but also from the motor. Power comes at a price but, luckily, the Ninja is a set and forget type of blender. I just hit the smoothie setting and walk away until it's quiet. My old Ninja had a different attachment for food procession/slicing where the new Foodi Ultimate is all in one. I don't give food processors much use, but I like less clutter in my cupboards. Only one person in the house uses the personal blend cup and I rarely get to see the cup until it needs washing. My daughter always grabs them first, lol. She makes yogurt fruit smoothies for breakfasts and brings me the dirty cup to clean for her. The only thing I don't like about the new unit is the dial. Their Foodi Multipurpose cooker did the same and I'd rather just have direct buttons. The dial makes a one touch operation into a touch twist, twist, touch operation. It took a good bit of simplicity out. Other than the dial, I have nothing bad to say about this (almost) perfect blender.

There is a lot of good to say about this Ninja Foodi blender. For one, it is much more than just that, as it combines being a blender with a food processor, kneader, and single serve smoothie machine. As such, it comes with a huge array of different parts to enable all of those different functions and can be a little overwhelming at first. However, it does not take long to understand how it all works and what it is capable of. I have never owned a food processor before and while I understood what one does, I did not fathom how nice it would be. Shredding over a lb of cheese in under a minute for example is wonderful for any recipe that uses lots of cheese like soups, lasagna, casseroles, etc. Similarly, it does well shredding carrots, cabbage, and more for other things like one of our favorite dishes, eggrolls. As a blender it is very powerful, and its clearly a good design choice to have suction mounts underneath the base to hold it in place. It has so much torque it still puts strain on those little feet if you’re watching it start up. It blends things like a champ, I make ice cream shakes in it regularly which my old blender would struggle with mixing properly, but this does so with ease and no assistance from me. My spouse loves to use the single serve cup for a morning smoothie as well, so it sees a lot of different uses almost daily. So far, I love how versatile it is, and how easy it is to use. If you are looking for an all-in-one appliance that can take the hard work out of food prep, from cheese to vegetables, making dough, shakes, smoothies, and more then look no further. I am very impressed with what it can do and how easy it makes working in the kitchen. I absolutely recommend it.

I'm always skeptical of devices, ESPECIALLY those for the kitchen, who claim to serve multiple purposes or replace multiple devices. Normally, you end up with something that does one thing reliably and several of others either less reliably, or requires significant effort to convert to do the other things. Here, I was able to actually replace a blender and food processor and these features on the Ninja are upgrades over their predecessor appliances in my kitchen. In the box, you get quite a bit. The base motor, a large reservoir with 3 blade/mixing options, 2 smaller reservoirs, the blender top, the processor top, and 2 blades. I was able to test out several modes on the blender and they exceeded expectations for a blender at this price point. When I tested the processing capabilities, I was astounded by how well it performed over its predecessor appliance. I was able to chop, dice, etc. and it didn't require any more assembly than a single-purpose food processor. The Auto iQ is an interesting feature that I think will work well with more complicated smoothies. It's been very creamy so far, but I'd be interested to see what happens when adding spinach or vegetables. The only downside is the sticking power of the suction cups. I like it on the counter, but it's a bear during storage. I suggest putting a shelf protector down because otherwise, it is a heavy device to get unstuck from all 4 corners without some wrist strength.

Not enthusiastic about this so we will be returning the blender. Need to find something more polished but less expensive than Vitamix.

i love ninjas blender. not only do you get a great blender but you also get a couple extra add ons with it. a smoothie bowl maker and a extractor. i am a big fan of making milkshakes and smoothies. i usually use frozen fruits. cheaper blenders i have to constantly stop and stir as well as use a good amount of liquid. with this, you have a couple options. you can use the blender itself. which has blades that come up thru out the blender. takes a little extra to get the fruit in but worth having. it seems to do a great job blending without needing to stop and use a spoon to stir the fruit to blend. i still use juice as i personally like my smoothies to be able to drink. but you also now have the smoothie bowl mixer. this seems to work pretty good as well and with even less juice needed. i find it to be more like a sorbet or you can add more juice to make it more smoothie like. so a great option as well. milkshakes are a more common use that my kids and i love to make. easy and comes out great. it also has a grater and shredder that you can use and a feeder top like a food processor would have. and easy to clean. overall i am please with having this set.

Kitchen space is hot real estate in my apartment. Having multi-purpose use devices is key. The versatility of the Ninja Foodi Power Blender Ultimate System (that's a mouthful) is great for simple living. Right out of the box, I was pleased with the aesthetic of the blender. It looks minimalistic. It's sleek and fits the modern look. It is a full-size blender so you can expect it to be bulky but honestly takes up less space than my previous one. The build quality is decent. Like everything these days, it is mostly plastic which does raise concerns about the durability. It is well-built but not premium. I would expect to need to replace parts (if available) within a few years. There are suction cups at the base to keep it from moving which is a nice thought. You get three pitchers. The main one is 72 ounces. Then, it comes with two smaller pitchers, a 24 ounce "Nutrient Extraction" cup and a 18 ounce "Smoothie Bowl Maker with Built-in Tamper." The tamper helps with getting food off of the side and I found myself using it alot. Also, the pitchers and blades are dishwash safe. The blending is excellent. With the smaller pitchers, it is even better. It is excellent consistency with smoothies. I tried making almond butter for the first and it was excellent! No chunks. The blender can also be used as a food processor. It truly is different. Blending is different from food processing. I always substituted food processing with my blender which ended up with less than satisfactory results but this does a decent job. I will give the caveat that it is not as good as a dedicated food processor but still does the job. Shredding vegetables are quick and easy. With the included instruction manuals, you can learn more about what the blender can do. I actually never tried the 7 Auto-iQ Programs but you can just use them as timers for smoothies, extractions, bowls, spreads, chopping, food processing, and dough. I just did everything manually but others seem to have had good results with them. I never tried making dough. Cleaning is very straight forward. You just blend some water or soapy water. If there is still some residue, just throw it in the dishwasher. All in all, a versatile multi-purpose device that helps simplify things. You cannot hot blend to my knowledge which is a bummer so a little out of luck for soups. However, I think it is a good buy for most people.

Very nice looking. I have not used it yet, but it seems what I need to make salads with no time.