7 Best Ninja Blenders

The total crushing pitcher holds 72 ounces, so you can make soup, alfredo sauce, or milkshakes for your entire family. Each Nutri Ninja cup holds 16 ounces of your preferred liquid for on-the-go nourishment.

This Ninja blender works surprisingly well even though it has less power than many other models on our list. It has an 1100-watt motor, but that’s really all you need if you’re just blending fruits and veggies for smoothies. If you don’t mind pulp, you can also make fruit juice from whole fruits.

Choose from three speeds, plus a pulse option, when you use this blender. The touchpad also has a single-serve option for when you use the Nutri Ninja cups.

Two Nutri Ninja cups that are just the right size for homemade smoothies, margaritas, and frozen coffees.

This blender costs around $120, which makes it one of the cheapest blenders on our list.

Make a batch of smoothies for your family, or lighten up your meal plan with some homemade cauliflower rice. It’s easy to do these things – and more – with the 72-ounce pitcher for this Ninja blender. Even though it holds 72 ounces total, only 64 of the ounces can be liquid.

The pitcher, including its lid and blades, is made from BPA-free materials. The pieces are all dishwasher safe, so cleanup is a breeze.

We’ll be honest: the 1200-watt motor on this blender isn’t as powerful as the ones found in high-end blenders. However, it still effectively handles most common blending tasks, such as making smoothies, pureeing produce, and crushing ice. This blender’s sharp blades can crush ice in just a few seconds, so strawberry daiquiris and frozen cappuccinos are ready in a jiffy.

If you want super-smooth nut butters in a hurry, you might be better off with a pricier blender. 

None. You get a pitcher with blades and a lid, plus a 1200-watt motor.

For a crisp $100 bill – or heck, even a wrinkled one – you can be the proud owner of this budget-friendly Ninja blender.

Blend up to 32 ounces at one time with this personal blender from Ninja. It also comes with an 18-ounce cup and a 24-ounce cup.

Most Ninja blenders have a 72-ounce capacity, so this blender holds significantly less. That’s why we chose it as our favorite personal blender.

This blender only has a 1000-watt motor, but it still blends frozen fruit quickly and easily. You can also use it to make small batches of soup, alfredo sauce, mousse, or nut butter.

There are 4 buttons on the touchpad, and the blender uses an auto-IQ sensor to figure out how many seconds each batch needs.

For a small blender, you sure get a lot of accessories. This blender includes an 18-ounce cup, a 24-ounce cup, a 32-ounce cup, two spout lids, and a 30-recipe guide.

We’ve seen this personal blender priced as high as $150, but you can often find it for around $100.

The 72-ounce Total Crushing Pitcher can blast through everything from ice to whole fruits in a matter of seconds for evenly blended frozen drinks, ice cream, smoothies and more.

With 1000 watts of power, this blender will crush though even the toughest ingredients, like ice and frozen fruit, in no time at all.

The accessories category (or in this case, features) is where this blender really shines. Not only does it come programed with 4 chef-designed pre-set Auto-iQ programs that make it easier for you to create the perfect frozen snack or beverage, but the innovative Smart Touchscreen allows you to switch between pre-set Auto-iQ programs and manual controls with the touch of a finger.

While $130 may seem a little outrageous for a blender, you can typically find this on sale from Amazon for closer to $110 – which is actually pretty inexpensive for a Ninja blender, especially given the touchscreen features and Auto-iQ technology.

Features a 64-ounce pitcher capacity (with 56-ounce max for cold liquids), which is pretty average for a Ninja blender.

The heat boost will enhance and infuse natural flavors into everything from soups, to waters, to alcoholic beverages. Additionally, the 1400-watt motor and high speed blade will crush through everything from ice to frozen fruits and vegetables.

The most standout feature of this blender is the Heat-iQ technology which can cook proteins and vegetables to create hearty or smooth soups, sauces, and dips, melt chocolate and cheese for fondue, and even heat liquids to infuse flavors into flavored water and cocktails.

Additionally, the 12 Auto-iQ programs use automated patterns of pulsing and pausing with precision temperature control to deliver incredible blending and cooking possibilities at the touch of a button. We also love that the heated clean program delivers hassle-free cleaning.

Regularly priced this blender comes in right under $170…ouch. However, you can usually snag it on sale from Amazon for right around $130. Not the cheapest blender on our list, but definitely worth the investment for the extra Auto-iQ programs and Heat-iQ technology.

Features a 48-ounce, which is slightly smaller than the average Ninja blender but still perfect for blending and even chopping.

The Anti-spill splash guard, easy-flip pour spout, and no-slip base are ergonomic and easy to operate with only touch pulsing allows you customize chop spend for each and every item. Additionally, the 2-cup processor is versatile and can mince, dice, chop, blend and puree to the perfect consistency every single time.

This blender comes with a variety of great accessories including the Pitcher Splash Guard, 16 oz. Chopper Bowl, Chopping Blade Assembly, and Chopper Splash Guard. We love that it comes with 2 conveniently sized jars to choose from depending on what you’re putting in your blender and also can’t get enough of the fact that the containers, splash guards, blades and storage lids are all dishwasher-safe.

At right around $50, and closer to $35 if you can find it on sale, this blender may not be as large or high quality as others on our list, but it’s by far the least expensive and definitely a great value for a Ninja product.