I waited a long time to buy this! Why!? It’s so great. I’ve made so many yummy mixed drinks with this. Also I’ve made salsa and watermelon sherbet. I love the small blender cups that are not small at all. They work so much better than the ones I’ve used before, before I burned the weak motor.

This is my first Ninja. Dough and smoothie makers are very helpful and doing a great job. Recommend to my friends.

I needed a new blender. The store offered the smaller version but for a little more, I chose the Pro. I love this thing. It has an auto setting for my smoothies which come out creamy goodness. The surprise was how much I enjoy the food processor attachment.

Love love the Ninja! Exceptional power, smaller containers great for smoothies and the food processor addition perfect when you don’t need a full size processor. Highly recommend, good price point for all you get.

I love this Ninja blender and all its features. This is actually my second one. I loved my first one so much and used it constantly and ended up wearing parts of it down.

This Ninja 3in1 is amazing. It’s my second ninja, only reason I invested was bc I need the food processor and did not want an extra appliance. I just wish I would’ve waited two weeks to get it $30 off at my local Sam’s!

blender is great cups are great the attachment is only good for dough I thought I was going to be able to eliminate my food processor but no have to spend another $100 for attachments

I love that I don’t have to stand there and hold a button to blend. What I don’t like is, the individual cups are way too large. I’d rather have a go-cup I can take with me that’s fits in a cup holder. The individual cups are 24oz, too large for an individual serving.

Lots of cool features, but doesn’t blend as finely as a $20 blender. There is a time limit when trying to blend on the finest setting, probably to prevent overheating. If you’re making smoothies occasionally or a pulpy health drink daily then this is for you. If you’re looking for a nice blender that can be a work horse and blend for more than 60 seconds at a time, then keep looking.

Bought a Vitamix, Consumer Reports rated this as a better buy, tried both out side by side, the Ninja could not blend berries and spinach as fine as the Vitamix, it also made smoothies more frothy. Vitamix didn't have to stick to the counter, it was heavy and balanced to go against the force. They are both loud. The Ninja outshined the Vitamix by having several blades and not having to push the food down, but overall Vitamix blended better, had to return.