Ninja Nutri Pro Compact Personal Blender, with 18 Oz. and 24 Oz. To Go Cups, in a Black and Silver Finish

The Nutri Ninja Pro provides 900 watts of power to breaks down fruits and vegetables for nutrient-rich juices on the go. Ninja Pro Extractor Blades crush through ice, seeds, skins and stems for a smooth, even consistency. Twist on the Sip and Seal Lids and take your drinks with you. All parts are BPA free and dishwasher safe. The set comes with (1) Regular 24 oz. and (1) Small 18 oz. Nutri Ninja Cup with a sip and seal lid.Our Rating ScaleDesign: 5/5Utility: 5/5Effectiveness: 5/5Noticeable flaws: This product is loud. We mean vacuum noise loud. We recommend using this product during non-sleeping hours to avoid irritating your roommate, neighbor, or anyone within 200 feet from you.Is it worth it?: Absolutely! Other than the loud noise, this product is worth every penny for anyone who uses a blender regularly.Our answers to the frequently asked questions:Can you use frozen berries?Absolutely. We blend frozen berries and ice all the time and it works great!Are the jars made of glass?The jars themselves are made of plastic and not glass, but they're quite durable for plastic.Is it hard to clean -- especially the blade? Thanks.The blades are not too hard to clean if you clean them immediately after use or within a short time frame. They can be a pain to clean when you put them on the kitchen sink for an extended time. It also depends on what you blend as well.Overall, a great and sturdy blender to mix your favorite drinks. We highly recommend, but watch out for the loud and obnoxious sound that it makes.Like our review? Hit the "Yes" button below for it being useful. Leave us a comment if you have any questions or send us an email. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, or Amazon to get updates and to enter in our giveaways and sweepstake contests weekly. Thanks for reading!

The Nutri Ninja Pro is amazing.Here are the pros and cons. The pros definitely outweigh the cons.PROS:It is SO easy to clean.The old blender(I think it was called Osterizer?) we owned had a failing engine and was incredibly hard to clean. In comparison, the Ninja CLEANS ITSELF.BEST BLENDER EVER!!!Personalized smoothies and sip-and-seal cups:the old blenderhad a huge container which was heavy, hard to pour from (smoothie kept on pouring over the edge), and you couldn't drink from it.If you tried, it would be clumsy and hilarious. With the Nutri Ninja, you can drink directly from the small sip-and-seal cup (jar?) you blended it in.Everyone can make their own smoothie, instead of making a huge barrel for everyone.And it has a well-sealed cap so you can store your smoothie or take it 'on the go' without too much rotting (-:.900 Watts!The old blendertook longer to blend and had just 450 Watts max. This 900 watt Ninja finishes attacking the food far quicker.Looks cool:the old blenderlooked ugly. The Nutritious Ninja looks great and professional.Recipe book:the old blenderdidn't have a recipe book. The Ninja recipe book has great pictures, and is good for inspiration.Replacement parts.The old blender-I have no idea whether it was easy to find replacement parts for da olden blender, but it is easy to find parts for the Ninja, such as blades and cups.Not too many cons.The old blenderhad tons of cons. The Nutri Ninja Pro has very few cons.CONS:Grindy noise:the new Ninjamakes a grindy, slightly annoying, loudish noise while blending. I guess it's to be expected of 900 WATTS!!!Plastic:the new Ninja'scups are made out of plastic. It's supposedly BPA-free, but possibly glass could be better. Still, it's probably so it doesn't crack.The old blenderhad a cup that was made out of glass, and started to crack when we got this fantastic blender. BTW, there are optional stainless steel cups you can buy, but those aren't clear, so you can't see your juice blending, if you blend with that cup, which is a definite con.The new Ninjais at least ten times better than the old one.The old blenderis JUNK!Fantastic blender!

I've had this for a couple months now and absolutely love it. While it can be used as a blender for other things such as sauces, I use it exclusively for smoothies. Anything I put into it - ice, frozen fruit, etc, take mere seconds to fully blend into a smoothie with no lumps or missed fruit chunks. I also love how it comes with two size cups - a 24oz cup I use when having a smoothie as a meal, and an 18oz cup I use if not that hungry, or making more of a dessert smoothie. The model I purchased (BL456) also comes with a "Nutri Ninja Guide to Nutritional Goodness" that contains 75 recipes for various things such as Smoothies, Sauces, Infused Teas, Soups, and Juices. The book has a retail value of $19.99. Personally, I wasn't terribly interested in it as I only use it for smoothies and many of the smoothie recipes called for ingredients I would never buy, but others may find it more useful. Whoever also made the book also must really love almond milk because it seemed like all of the smoothie recipes called for it, and I hate almond milk.Pros:- Heavy Duty- Takes mere seconds to fully blend anything I put in it- Two cup sizes- Easy to cleanCons:- Didn't find the recipe book that came with it useful (though it may be useful for those who want it for more than just smoothies, and like almond milk)- It's loudOverall, well worth the money for a quality blender.