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expired Posted by niki4h | Staff • Sep 19, 2023

Sam's Club Members: Ninja Professional Plus Blender DUO w/ Auto-iQ

+ Free S&H for Plus Members

$70

$100

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Sam's Club has for their Members: Ninja Professional Plus Blender DUO w/ Auto-iQ (DB751A) on sale for $69.98. Shipping is free for Plus Members, otherwise shipping varies by location.

Note: Prices may vary in club and online.

Thanks to Deal Hunter niki4h for finding this deal.

Features:
  • 72-Oz Total Crushing Pitcher
  • 2x 24-Oz Single-Serve Cups w/ Spout Lids
  • 1400-Peak-Watt Motor
  • 3 Auto-iQ Programs

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  • About this deal:
    • This price is $30 lower (30% savings) than the list price.
    • Offer ends September 24th.
  • About this product:
    • Comes with 3 preset Auto-iQ programs that allow you to create smoothies, frozen drinks, and nutrient extractions at the touch of a button.
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Sam's Club has for their Members: Ninja Professional Plus Blender DUO w/ Auto-iQ (DB751A) on sale for $69.98. Shipping is free for Plus Members, otherwise shipping varies by location.

Note: Prices may vary in club and online.

Thanks to Deal Hunter niki4h for finding this deal.

Features:
  • 72-Oz Total Crushing Pitcher
  • 2x 24-Oz Single-Serve Cups w/ Spout Lids
  • 1400-Peak-Watt Motor
  • 3 Auto-iQ Programs

Editor's Notes

Written by slickdewmaster | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • This price is $30 lower (30% savings) than the list price.
    • Offer ends September 24th.
  • About this product:
    • Comes with 3 preset Auto-iQ programs that allow you to create smoothies, frozen drinks, and nutrient extractions at the touch of a button.
  • About this store:

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Written by niki4h | Staff

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Top Comments

DCheeseDanish
I think most people want to know how good of a job it does compared to the Vitamix to see if they can get by with a $70 purchase vs over $300 purchase for their needs.
SeriousDirt9747
I bought one of these. Seems like a nice blender, has done well in liqufying things into hot sauce. I don't use my blender all that often so I'm not exactly in for vitamix money. No complaints.
truth.xbl
I'm really confused by all of the comparisons between a 70 dollar ninja and literally any vitamix.

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SeriousDirt9747
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I bought one of these. Seems like a nice blender, has done well in liqufying things into hot sauce. I don't use my blender all that often so I'm not exactly in for vitamix money. No complaints.
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DraconianMeasures
Sep 19, 2023
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Do the 3 blades help with the top not getting stuck away from blades...

when I make smoothies with a bit much ice the blades might be spinning free but the mixture is suspended above due to ice thickness...
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werds
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Quote from DraconianMeasures :
Do the 3 blades help with the top not getting stuck away from blades...

when I make smoothies with a bit much ice the blades might be spinning free but the mixture is suspended above due to ice thickness...
Own one - and this was the main reason I tried this brand out - was those top blades for smoothies - no more troubles with that.
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Nishiko
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Does this crush blackberry seeds in smoothies as well as a Vitamix?
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qkumbr
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Quote from Nishiko :
Does this crush blackberry seeds in smoothies as well as a Vitamix?
Not even close.
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MonkiDream
Sep 19, 2023
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Way to loud ... but gets the job done everytime.
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ladxdvine
Sep 19, 2023
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Quote from Nishiko :
Does this crush blackberry seeds in smoothies as well as a Vitamix?
I have a slightly different version of this (mine came with a food processor attachment as well), but everything else looks virtually the same. I will say that the smoothie maker does NOT crush blackberry seeds, but that said I haven't tried making a smoothie in the actual blender part though, as I only make single servings to take to work in the mornings.

Probably doesn't answer your question if you're looking at making smoothies in the blender and the not the smoothie cups. Smilie

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Nishiko
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Quote from qkumbr :
Not even close.
That's what I thought... also I would not be looking forward to a lifetime of gingerly handling those blades when cleaning. And Ninjas only have a one-year warranty, whereas Vitamix models have at least a ~3-year warranty and most of them actually are 7 years or more.
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kdupuis77
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Quote from werds :
Own one - and this was the main reason I tried this brand out - was those top blades for smoothies - no more troubles with that.
Absolutely, the extra blades ensures no bits can escape! We've had the regular blender about 8 years and it works so good for crushing ice with those extra blades! We just bought a slightly smaller Ninja that uses the upside-down-blending cups and that sucker doesn't play either! Very happy with Ninja products so far! My sister has a Creami and their Air Fryer and raves about them too.
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kdupuis77
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Quote from Nishiko :
That's what I thought... also I would not be looking forward to a lifetime of gingerly handling those blades when cleaning. And Ninjas only have a one-year warranty, whereas Vitamix models have at least a ~3-year warranty and most of them actually are 7 years or more.
The blade thing is true, as awesome as those things are at chopping... Yo definitely have to be careful washing them haha. That's why we bought the smaller bullet-style one -Makes it more convenient to just rinse the blade cover under the sink (after making a shake) than having to play with the "tree of blades" for just a single serve smoothie lol. We use the big one for cooking and pool parties mostly now!
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SauloP
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If you thought blenders were loud this one will make others seem silent
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Backhome77
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Quote from Nishiko :
That's what I thought... also I would not be looking forward to a lifetime of gingerly handling those blades when cleaning. And Ninjas only have a one-year warranty, whereas Vitamix models have at least a ~3-year warranty and most of them actually are 7 years or more.
I had one for a while and recently got rid of it. Counter intuitive, but I think maybe the blades are too sharp? It could never get the consistency just right for a smoothie or hummus. It does a noticeably better job than cheap, generic blenders. But it's not on par with Vitamix. On the other hand, it's a lot cheaper than Vitamix. So I guess it comes down to your budget and priorities.
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truth.xbl
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I'm really confused by all of the comparisons between a 70 dollar ninja and literally any vitamix.
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Nishiko
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Quote from Backhome77 :
I had one for a while and recently got rid of it. Counter intuitive, but I think maybe the blades are too sharp? It could never get the consistency just right for a smoothie or hummus. It does a noticeably better job than cheap, generic blenders. But it's not on par with Vitamix. On the other hand, it's a lot cheaper than Vitamix. So I guess it comes down to your budget and priorities.
Thanks for the feedback.

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DCheeseDanish
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I had one of these for smoothies and milkshakes and stopped using it for these purposes in favor of the ninja foodi processor.
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