Customer Ratings & Reviews

I purchased this set 3 months ago and the pitcher just cracked while I was making almond milk. I've only used the pitcher to make smoothies, oat milk, and almond milk. I didn't realize it cracked on the bottom until I removed my pitcher from the base and milk was leaking. I'm a huge fan of Ninja, but I will most likely invest in Vitamix for my blending needs.

very good brand and a very good price was in best buy

Highly recommended the blender works perfectly sharp

Excellent product, and excellent price, recommended

love it............................................

Ninjas are the best, they make best home gadgets .

Blades are so worst and not at all working. Very disappointed with product.

Good but not great. I cook and chop a lot with it and it’s a pain to clean. My hands do the job better

I received my ninja set the box was torn up and open from the bottom it had been taped from the top and the items inside were used .I was very disappointed and took it right back to the store I told them I didn't order an open box item I ordered it new so they immediately replace it with a new item to bad they didn't have the same one available at the store but I did take a different ninja blender set ,it's all good now

Very good blender. My wife loved the cup blenders and I love the small blender for making salsa a breeze now.

This one lasted about a year. When I purchased it I couldn’t even buy a GSP probably because Bestbuy has had so many return exchanges on these because they feel so often. I would not recommend this product they don’t last. We use it maybe 4-5 time per week.

We purchased this 3 times and returned it 3 times. The two big jars were cracked at the bottom

3 weeks in and single serve blender is leaking. I had to remove excess plastic from the food processor blade myself right from the box. My third ninja and worse so far. No more ninjas for me.

Not what I expected. Water does not heat up to high enough temperature. Not a great buy.. :(

I Was so excited to get home and open my delivered package. Even though it took 2 days more than they said when I ordered it. I was extremely disappointed when I opened the box and all the pieces are thrown in a box. I paid full price And I got an open box USED item. I will be returning this tomorrow and will NEVER buy as much as a floppy disk from Best Buy again. Appliance purchase was a nightmare also. I’m done.

I made a smoothie with nuts in it, the Ninja plus left a lot of chunks I would not recommend it, buy a Vitamix.

Great while it worked. Had for about a year and a half and now will not turn on.

Crush ice, make smoothies and by the way, it can do that stuff automagically! This thing is easy to clean and maintain, and I would imagine that most people have the one solitary complaint we do. It's freaking noisy! Sure it sounds like you're cutting a stout log in half with a rusty chainsaw, but you in fact are making a great smoothie or shake. The cups that come with it are perfect, well, almost perfect. It's a little different cleaning the cups, but you'll get used to it. The food processor works great and efficiently as well. I have yet to meet a Ninja product I don't love.

Unfortunately not a good system. Don't recommend. Doesn't have good attachment options. I returned for different Ninja system and love it.

Currently, I’ve been using a Blendtec Classic 575 to make my smoothies. That stops today. This Ninja Kitchen System is awesome. More on that in a second. So, I unboxed this thing. It is very well packed and comes with several different tools. It includes the base motor, a 64oz processing bowl w/ both a chopping and dough mixing blade. Also, a 72oz. pitcher with a double-stacked blade, a quick start booklet, the manual, a short recipe section, and (2) 24oz. cups with (2) spout lids and (1) mixing blade attachment for the cups. As I stated, the recipe guide is just about 10-12 recipes and I didn’t see one I wanted to try. So, I went to the Ninja recipe site and although they currently have zero recipes for this model, there are a ton of recipes for other Ninja blenders, ovens, mixers, etc. I found two that I wanted to try. One was Pico De Gallo and the other was and Island Avocado smoothie. I was able to use the processing bowl for the Pico and one of the mixing cups for the smoothie. First up was the Pico. I added the ingredients after thoroughly washing them. Everything was easy, except for the cilantro. Removing the stems took some time. The processing bowl made quick work of it. I should have stopped pulsing it around 12 times as the recipe stated. I went a few more and it made it a bit loose, but it still tasted great. For my first try at making Pico De Gallo, I’m happy with the results. Cleaning during prep made it easy to switch to the mixing cups. I didn’t have any expectations for the smoothie. I’m not a huge fan of Avocados, but I know they are a good source of fat and help fill you up so you can lose weight. I guess adding the mint leaves, banana, frozen pineapple and coconut water (1% sugar listed) helped make it pretty sweet. I downed the drink in about 5 swigs. To blend the smoothie, I did use the Auto IQ smoothie button and it did a great job. At first, I thought it wasn’t working. I pressed the button and it ran for a second, then stopped. So, I pressed it again and it did the same thing. I realized that it was the program when I hit it a third time. It ran, stopped again and I waited. Then it started up and ran. It had some stop/starts in the Auto IQ and by the time it finished (50seconds I believe) my smoothie was perfectly blended and ready for consumption. I didn’t try the ice crushing, but I imagine it’s just as great at doing the job that these two attachments did. Lastly, cleaning the parts is easy. Just be careful of the sharp blades and use hot water to rinse all the parts before any food dries. I let them drip dry before locking down the lids or locking them down on the base. And when I say lock down the lids, I mean it literally. The processing bowl and pitcher have a lockdown handle and release button to place and remove the lids. The single-use cups have the typical screw-on blade base and spout lids. The base is laid out well, with easy to read timer, action choices (smoothie, ice crush, extract, chop, and dough. Then you have speed control (low, medium, high, and pulse. All the attachments lock easily to the base by setting them on it at a 45 degree and twisting clockwise to lock. I also like the suction base cups on the bottom of the base. At first, they seemed a nuisance, but once you start using the system, it’s nice to have it not move around without some effort by the user. Lifting up on one corner seems to release the base easier than lifting it straight up. Well, that’s it for me. To sum it up, the two recipes I tried worked great. I’m going to try the dough blade next…well if I can find what I need at the store with what’s currently going on. If you do a lot of blending, mixing, making smoothies, and/or trying to eat less processed foods, I’d highly recommend looking at the Ninja Kitchen System.