NinjaBL642 Nutri Ninja Personal & Countertop Blender with 1200W Auto-iQ Base, 72 oz. Pitcher, and 18, 24, & 32 oz. To-Go Cups with Spout Lids, For Smoothies, Shakes & More, Dishwasher Safe, Black

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La licuadora Ninja es una de las marcas más reconocidas en el mercado por su potencia, versatilidad y diseño innovador. Dependiendo del modelo, ofrece funciones que van más allá de una licuadora convencional, como batidos, trituración de Sus motores varían entre 1000 y 1500 vatios, lo que permite triturar ingredientes duros con facilidad. hielo, procesamiento de alimentos e incluso amasado Utiliza cuchillas de múltiples niveles que mejoran la eficiencia al licuar y pulverizar alimentos.

This product exceeded my expectations! It’s well-made, practical, and incredibly useful in everyday life. The quality is outstanding, and you can tell it was designed with attention to detail. It’s exactly what I was looking for, and I couldn’t be happier with my purchase. Highly recommend!

Easy to assemble and use, great speed, great quality, easy to clean. Love it

Excelente

We knew we wanted to get more vegetables and fruits into our diet, and were close to getting a juicer. Infomercials on the Nutribullet changed our mind about that - it became pretty clear that the quantity of fruits/vegetables to make juice equated to a whole lot of clean up, a whole lot of wasted nutrients, and a whole lot of calories.When I started researching the Nutribullet, I ran into Consumer Report reviews that talked about parts breaking for that product. They recommended the Ninja. I am very happy I went with that recommendation.We use ours primarily for smoothies and protein drinks. It is possible to adjust the consistency from super thick to very liquid, just by adding some ice or fruits or vegetables with a lot of water in them. The recipe and instruction books are easy to follow and have good hints and suggestions so in no time, we have found ourselves making up our own combinations.Now we keep protein powder, a bag or two of frozen fruit, some pineapple coconut water and then add in whatever fresh fruits & veggies look good at the farmers market.My particular favorite is a kale tonic. This was based on a juice I have at my favorite breakfast place, and it was super easy to figure out proportions. One fuji apple, one handful of kale, one lemon and half a cucumber with some shaved ice make a great drink that I am not worried about having from a diet/calorie perspective.And more from a diet perspective, my husband and I both find ourselves using this rather than reaching for something else with more calories and less nutrients. If it wasn't easy to use and clean up, we would be back to our evil ways when it comes to snacking.I am very liberal about what I put into the mixer including seeds and skin, though I do take off the lemon peel. I have found that chopping it into chunks makes it easier to fit everything in the container, but you don't need to worry about the blades cutting stuff up and pulverizing it.I bought the large blender but have not used it yet, indeed we almost exclusively use the largest "cup" and the smaller blade assembly pictured. It is ridiculously easy to clean up. It could go in the dishwasher, but you can also handwash it easily, there is nothing and nowhere for food particles to hide. Just be very careful around the blades.I would be remiss not to mention the Auto IQ feature. This is really a set it and forget it feature that takes all the guesswork out of how long to blend or at what speed. My husband likes to experiment with the other settings, but this button makes smoothies as easy as put the ingredients in, turn it on and walk away. There are industrial strength suction cups on the bottom of the unit that keep the unit from traveling.It's loud, but so what. You have to be careful not to overfill, the unit will leak a little in that case. There are also a few lessons to learn about what should be on the bottom and top to keep it mixing smoothly, but its not a big deal to make a mistake or two with this and figure it out. These are all common sense things.Highly, highly recommended.

The media could not be loaded. I really loved my old ninja that managed to barely survive the past 6 years… so when I saw this kit on sale for 50% off, I went for it.Came in a very sizable box 📦 unpacking was uneventful other than the razor sharp blades slid out of the uncovered large pitcher as I took it from the box, and speared my shirt before falling to the floor (thank goodness I had steel toe boots on).There’s a lawsuit waiting to happen, pay attention Ninja! I still have ten toes so we’re still friends.I loved the wide variety of 4 containers in different sizes available.I immediately loaded up the pitcher with 16oz of frozen fruit, topped off with milk, then two scoops of mass gainer mix.Disappointingly, neither of the IQ options worked when I pressed them, only displaying “Error”… maybe something I’m doing?? I don’t know.But when I pressed “High” it fired right up.It effortlessly slashed the frozen fruit in seconds, but then began to slow as it struggled to slurp the remainder of mix into the vortex.I let it run for a full 60 seconds, and observed that it was failing to pull the mix that was lodged in the corners of the squared container.I opened it, scraped the mix out of the corners, and ran it for another 60 seconds, finally blended.Compared to my old, smaller, much noisier ninja that would perfectly blend that mix in 45 seconds, I was not impressed.The square container is a poor design in that aspect.Going to the sink now, the large container with locking lid provided the same difficulties as the previous model… crevices that range from difficult to impossible to properly wash and dry.I washed it best I could and left it to drain and dry, which seemed to do the job.I always just used the cup containers to mix with for that reason, and it would appear it is still an issue.Overall I am very pleased with it for the price I paid.I don’t think I would be as happy if I paid the full $250 for it though. 4/5 stars.