Customer Ratings & Reviews

Used it to rice cauliflower. Worked great. Looking forward to more.

Perfect for making dough for noodles etc. very helpful for us elderly people

Broke in less than a year. We bought it in June of 2024 and it just stopped working in March 2025. We didn’t use it that often. Though it was great while it worked.

It’s really good for home a lot women need it it’s help them a lot

Good quality and Many attachments to use. Buy it for shedding cheese

Ninja never disappoints! My favorite food processor! Easy to use and easy to clean!

It works well. I don't like that the double blades are a little difficult to clean after use.

Able to use couple of times. Seems to be better than the one I owned previously.

I wanted to love this machine, but when I went to wash it in preparation for first use, I noticed major cosmetic damage. There were gigantic scratches and deep gashes in the plastic container. There was also a large chunk of rubber missing from the rubber gasket that locks the lid in place. I returned it to the store and went with another brand. That's unacceptable.

lots of options, it has definitley changed the way I cook and what I can make

Chopped up a lot of stuff made a little bit of bread so the fun work with

Very Good and Great quality but sharp, be careful for the disc cut

Used this to quickly shred carrots and cabbage and it did the job easily.

Bought this as a Christmas gift for the wife. She didn't want it and I returned it unopened. Good reviews on it or I wouldn't have bought it, and the reviews I read said it was dishwasher save.

I wouldn’t recommend purchasing anything from BestBuy.

Use it today works awesome. I would recommend it to anyone that is looking for a great food processor.

So this machine is pretty powerful and versatile. I was able to make some delicious salsa, chop vegetables so i can sauté them, shred cheese and make pico de gallo. Ease of use: This unit is fairly easy to setup and use. There are 8 different attachments for different purposes depending on what you’re using it for. The user manual does a great job telling you which attachment is for what. There’s also a little recipe book so you can explore/trial different recipes. The auto iq modes are chop and puree. The manual modes are dough, disc, low/high and pulse. I believe the auto iq modes run for 1 minute. Performance/Power Geez this thing is powerful. But you can expect that at 1000 watts. It’s also rather loud so using this in the morning can/will disturb others in the house. But i was able to chop vegetables, shred cheese, and make salsa with ease. I’m not a fan of chopping garlic and onions and this helped me so much! I used to dread chopping onions but no more. Lol this really has saved me so much time. But of course, there’s the clean up and that’s never fun. But, it isn’t too bad. The only thing is trying to find storage/space to store away the unused attachments. Since there’s many attachments, you may be better off putting them all in one small tote/or something large enough to fit everything. But other than that, it’s solid machine for about 100 bucks and well worth it due to it having many different uses.

Does what it's supposed to do, sometimes you need to do run it twice to fully pulse something

Great size. Easy to stow away in a corner of the countertop. Its size makes it really convenient. Although small, the processor bowl size is big enough for the needs of my family. Easy to put together but initially I had to get used to the requirements of aligning everything and locking/unlocking the parts correctly. We ended up having a blinking white light. By the way, I had to look up online to understand what the blinking lights meant. The information was not easily available in the user manuals. I would recommend adding a section on troubleshooting. The parts are otherwise fairly easy to put together once you get a hang of it. I tried the food processor to puree my homegrown tomatoes, shred some veggies, and knead a ball of dough. I put a bunch of WHOLE San Marzanos tomatoes in the processing bowl. I first tried the chopping button. The chops were even. The auto-sensor magically knew when to stop rotating when the chopping was done and I was quite impressed with that. Then I tried pureeing with my second batch. It pureed in very little time and very evenly. It took may be 10 seconds for about 10 whole tomatoes to get pureed with absolutely no chunks. That was really awesome. Next, the slicer was easy to put together. I tried pushing down the veggies and the cheese with my hand initially. That worked well. But when I used the pusher, I was immediately sold! It took seconds to slice or shred down stuff. Like the chopping, slicing happened very evenly. The dough making was a little tricky. It took me some time to figure out what flour to water ratio can give me the right consistency. The recipe booklet had a recipe for Naan but I wanted to make roti. So at first I had a sticky dough. Then I added some flour to make the dough leave the sides. It rotated around the bowl without clinging onto the sides of the blades. So all was good eventually. I will eventually perfect the flour to water ratio after a few more trials. One of the challenges of kneading bread in that heat within a machine like this can mess up the work of the yeast. But this processor makes the dough so fast, I bet there will be no time for the motor to heat up. Overall, this is excellent for smaller families with 4-5 people; good for everyday use because of its size; it is easy to wash and clean as well. The manuals could be revised, may be with more recipe options and troubleshooting details.

I was trying to make salsa but it didn't puree! It. This is more for smoothies .