Best Buy has
Ninja BL770 1500-Watt Mega Kitchen System Blender on sale for
$99.99.
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Includes: - 4-blade and 6-blade assemblies, dough blade and single-serve blade
- 64-oz. round bowl with lid, pitcher lid
- Ninja Mega Kitchen System 72-Oz Blender
- Owner's manual
- Two 16-Oz single serve cups with to-go lids
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I've owned 2 different Vitamix models (the classic tall version and the newer under the counter version with the magnetic container bases), a Blendtech classic, and this same Ninja.
The Ninja is my favorite of them all, and works the best.
The problem with the Vitamix and Blendtech, is that air pockets gets trapped at the bottom. The Vitamix tries to solve that problem with a tamper, and the Blendtech tries to solve it with a square shaped container. Both will overheat if you run it with the air pocket.
But the multi-level blades of the Ninja solve that problem the best, because the top blade continues to push the contents, so it doesn't get the air pocket at the bottom.
In my opinion, having owned all three for many years. The Ninja is better than the Vitamix or Blendtech.
The only reason you might not want the Ninja is because the blades are razor sharp, unlike the Vitamix and Blendtech that have dull/blunt blades. So that may be an issue if you have small children or something using this, because you have to be careful using and washing the blade tower of the Ninja.
Unless you have seizures when hearing loud noises, I recommend getting this super inexpensive BL770 so you spend time with a real blender and know what a real blender even is, and can do.
There's a few choices that are just as good as this one, and about 99% others that couldn't hold a flame to this one.
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While the BN801 is 100 watts less (1400 vs. 1500) for my money the Auto-IQ and the timer functionality is worth the extra $10 after the Black Friday discount.
While the BN801 is 100 watts less (1400 vs. 1500) for my money the Auto-IQ and the timer functionality is worth the extra $10 after the Black Friday discount.
If you want the best deal then Kohl's once which is 1400 watts seems like the best.
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Not as well built as the ones from 5 years ago no, but wow, these things crush rocks if you want them to!
I use mine 12-15 times a week, motor is like a Chevy 454, amazing!
I've owned 2 different Vitamix models (the classic tall version and the newer under the counter version with the magnetic container bases), a Blendtech classic, and this same Ninja.
The Ninja is my favorite of them all, and works the best.
The problem with the Vitamix and Blendtech, is that air pockets gets trapped at the bottom. The Vitamix tries to solve that problem with a tamper, and the Blendtech tries to solve it with a square shaped container. Both will overheat if you run it with the air pocket.
But the multi-level blades of the Ninja solve that problem the best, because the top blade continues to push the contents, so it doesn't get the air pocket at the bottom.
In my opinion, having owned all three for many years. The Ninja is better than the Vitamix or Blendtech.
The only reason you might not want the Ninja is because the blades are razor sharp, unlike the Vitamix and Blendtech that have dull/blunt blades. So that may be an issue if you have small children or something using this, because you have to be careful using and washing the blade tower of the Ninja.
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