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Style: Nutri-Ninja Blender DUO
Features
- PROFESSIONAL POWER: 1200-watt motor powers through the toughest ingredients and pulverizes ice to snow in seconds for creamy frozen drinks, smoothies, sauces, and more.
- TOTAL CRUSHING: The rustproof Pro Extractor Blades break down whole fruits, vegetables, ice and seeds for maximum nutrient & vitamin extraction, blending entire fruits and vegetables & minimizing nutrients that go to waste...
- AUTO-IQ TECHNOLOGY: Take the guesswork out of drink making with intelligent programs that combine unique timed pulsing, blending, and pausing patterns that do the work for you.
- XL CAPACITY: The 72 oz Total Crushing Pitcher is great for making large batches for the whole family. (64 oz max liquid capacity)...
- ON-THE-GO CONVENIENCE: Choose from 3 sizes of single-serve cups (18 oz, 24 oz, and 32 oz.) with spout lids to make it easy to take delicious nutrient-rich smoothies on the go.
- EASY TO CLEAN: All parts are BPA free and dishwasher safe.
- WHAT'S INCLUDED: 1200 Watt Motor Base, 72 oz. Total Crushing Pitcher, 18 oz. To-Go Cup, 24 oz. To-Go-Cup, 32 oz. To-Go Cup, (3) Spout Lids, Pro Extractor Blades Assembly & 75-Recipe Cookbook.
Description
The Nutri Ninja | Ninja Blender Duo with Auto-iQ has 1200 watts of professional power and performance. The XL 72 oz. (64 oz. max liquid capacity) Pitcher features Total Crushing Technology to crush through ice and frozen ingredients in seconds to create creamy frozen drinks. The Nutri Ninja Blade Assembly pulverizes whole fruits and vegetables for Nutrient & Vitamin Extraction (extract a drink containing vitamins and nutrients from whole fruits and vegetables). Blend personalized smoothies and juices directly in the Nutri Ninja Cup, attach the lid, and enjoy on the go.
Specs & Other Info
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | SharkNinja |
| Brand | Ninja |
| Color Scheme | Sleek Black |
| Main Feature | Single Serving Functionality |
| Max Capacity | Up to 72 fl.oz. (Alternative 64 fl.oz.) |
| Size and Shape | Compact 17.5"D x 10"W x 7"H |
| Included Accessories | Powerful 1200 Watt Motor Base, 72 oz. Total Crushing Principal Pitcher, Various To-Go Cups (18oz, 24oz, 32oz), 3 Convenient Spout Lids, Reliable Pro Extractor Blade Assembly, and Inspiring 75-Recipe Cookbook |
| Design Type | Multipurpose Blender and Single Serve System |
| Suggested Uses | Suitable for Blending, Crushing, Ice Crush, Juice Making, and Protein Shakes |
| Powering Method | Included Electrical Power Cord |
| Speed Options | 3 Different Speeds |
| Operating Voltage | Reliable 120 Volts |
| Health Friendly | BPA Free |
| Blade Quality | High-Quality Stainless Steel |
| Weight of the Product | Portable at just 10.1 lbs |
| Origin of Product | Authentically Made in China |
| Model Number | BL642 |
| Availability | Continuously Available Since September 10, 2014 |
Frequently asked questions
The Ninja Nutri Blender has a power rating of 1200W. This high power capability allows it to crush, blend and mix ingredients efficiently.
The Ninja Nutri Blender comes with 18, 24 and 32 oz. To-Go Cups. These are perfect for making smoothies, shakes and more. It also includes Spout Lids for the cups, making it convenient for on-the-go consumption.
Yes, the Ninja Nutri Blender is dishwasher safe which makes it easy to clean after use. This feature offers great convenience, as it saves time on manual cleaning and maintenance.
Yes, the Ninja Nutri Blender has a 1200W Auto-iQ Base. This feature provides intelligent programs that combine timed pulsing, blending and pausing patterns. It does the work for you and gives you the perfect blend every time.
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🚀 Abunda's Overview
This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
Based on the reviews, this blender is overall highly rated and appreciated for its efficiency and power. The blender boasts excellent quality and versatility with a good variety of containers in different sizes. However, some reviews noted issues regarding the design of the blender and its cleaning process, as well as some difficulty in blending certain substances.
Pros
- đź’Ş Powerful and efficient
- 📦 Comes with a good variety of containers in different sizes
- đź‘Ť Highly recommended by most users
Cons
- 🧼 Difficult to clean certain parts
- ✖️ Some users encountered errors with the IQ options
- ⚠️ Potential safety concerns with uncovered sharp blades
Should I Buy It?
Yes, the blender is a highly rated product with powerful performance and versatility. Despite minor drawbacks, it appears to be a reliable and efficient kitchen tool that most users find satisfactory and practical for a variety of blending needs, making it a good purchase overall.
Style: Nutri-Ninja Blender DUO
A few years ago I wanted to get into juicing so I started researching and tried a few things. I ended up with a Nutribullet which I've been using ever since for making smoothies. I've tried a few different blenders as well. The blenders didn't chop everything up as well as the Nutribullet. Especially frozen fruit. The Nutribullet worked better than the blenders. Don't get me wrong, the Nutribullet works extremely well, but this Ninja chops everything up better than the Nutribullet. I've tried just using the low, medium, and high settings - but the Auto-IQ feature is what does it the best. That works flawlessly. No more frozen chuncks of strawberry to surprise me as I drink. I love the size selections of the cups. I love that the cups have the measurement marks on it. I love the blades and the design of the blade and ease of cleaning. Yes these are features that are better than the Nutribullet. The only way the Nutribullet comes out on top compared to this is price, size, and slightly less noise. This Ninja is a little louder, but if you're running any kind of blender you're making noise, so to me it's negligible. Besides, I put my ingredients in for my smoothie, attach the cup, push the Auto-IQ button I want to use and walk away, then come back when it's done. This Ninja is more expensive but better. It's bigger, but more features and uses. I can't find a Ninja at any of the local stores with the Auto-IQ feature - well with the exception of Kohls, I didn't look there and it looks like that's where this came from. I didn't pay as close attention to where it was coming from as I really didn't care as much about that. I'd researched and decided this was the one I wanted. It was shipped through amazon - wasn't prime - but it was cheaper than getting it from Ninja's website - and I've developed a trust in Amazon. I would recommend if you're getting a Ninja to get one with the Auto-IQ feature. Well worth it. Something about the stopping and pulses that chops everything up better. The base is sturdy and has suction cups so it stays put. I was a little concerned if it would fit on my counter under my cabinets. It does fit. With the big blender pitcher attached it stands 17 3/4" high, about 7" wide and 10" deep. My cabinets are 19" from the counter which gives me just enough clearance to set the pitcher over the base and then slide it down on and lock it in place. I'm ok with that clearance, but if this is an issue for you, you may want to consider a different location as the base locks to the counter with the suction cups and it's very difficult to slide or move on your counter. So it's more of a set it in place and leave it type of appliance. I am extremely happy with this Ninja. I might just have to buy one for my camper this summer.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2015 by Mike Tollefson
Style: Nutri-Ninja Blender DUO
I have been in the market for a blender for quite some time since my original Ninja broke. I had that one for about 10 years before I blew out the motor making almond butter. It owed me nothing after 10 years. One would think that it was a no-brainer to purchase another Ninja since the last one served me so well. That was not the case. In fact, I didn’t even want a Ninja, I had decided that I would invest in a Vitamix or Blendtec instead, however, fate stepped in and denied my request. On Christmas Eve, I borrowed a friend’s Ninja to help with some of my holiday cooking. I accidentally dropped the pitcher and the rim cracked. I ended up buying the entire system instead of replacing the pitcher because I wasn’t sure about the different models. It turned out that this pitcher was exactly like the damaged one so I replaced her pitcher with the new one and kept the cracked pitcher and everything else in the box. This is how I ended up with another Ninja. As for performance, I had no doubt that the Ninja Professional would perform well and it does everything I need it to do other than mill fine flour, which is why I wanted a Vitamix or Blendtec. Now, I do want to say that the Ninja can mill flour if you don’t mind having a coarse flour. This Ninja has way more features than my previous model and since we make our own baby food, I really like that I can press one button to purée and know that the texture will be perfect. Although we also own a baby bullet, we have started using the Ninja instead because it is faster. I haven’t made smoothies with this machine yet but I’m confident that there will be no problems. Overall, I definitely cannot complain about the performance and it is a great machine for the price
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Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2020 by Ms. Optimistic
Style: Nutri-Ninja Blender DUO
First, I have never owned a blender. But I introduced my wife to smoothies (from a shop) and we were spending $20/day for us both to have one. After a week of that, I knew I had to do something! I searched the web for the one that did outstanding for blending frozen fruit and ice. I read tons of customer reviews and then settled on this model BL642 Nutri Ninja / Ninja Blender Duo with Auto IQ (note the owner's manual has BL640). We cleaned everything and started it up right away. We use the blender cups because we like different fruits, and I like to add protein powder (I am a vegetarian, plus we use these smoothies as our breakfast meal replacements). I love how you can choose the pre-programmed blends! It has never failed to make the perfect consistency (if you put the correct amount of liquid). If you see that it's not blending well, then you just need to remove (following safety precautions, like turning it off) the blender cup, add more liquid (we use either juice or almond milk) and blend again. Some recipes I use Greek yogurt and other times I use protein powder or chia seeds for that extra protein. I knew there would be trial and error for creating recipes, but so far, no errors! Everything just tastes delicious. 8 days to the shop and this pays for itself (but you can get it cheaper on Ninja's website). Plus I can choose the quantities of fruit combinations (my wife likes more banana than strawberries in hers) and use the vegan unflavored protein powder brand that I want. It's only been a week and we've used it 6/7 days. I can't wait to try more recipes!! If you love smoothies, don't hesitate on this blender duo. Yes, it's a little more than the others, but the accessories and amazing ice crushing blades make it worth it!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2022 by Kimberly Price
Style: Nutri-Ninja Blender DUO
Works great!
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2026 by EPG 7
Style: Nutri-Ninja Blender DUO
We knew we wanted to get more vegetables and fruits into our diet, and were close to getting a juicer. Infomercials on the Nutribullet changed our mind about that - it became pretty clear that the quantity of fruits/vegetables to make juice equated to a whole lot of clean up, a whole lot of wasted nutrients, and a whole lot of calories. When I started researching the Nutribullet, I ran into Consumer Report reviews that talked about parts breaking for that product. They recommended the Ninja. I am very happy I went with that recommendation. We use ours primarily for smoothies and protein drinks. It is possible to adjust the consistency from super thick to very liquid, just by adding some ice or fruits or vegetables with a lot of water in them. The recipe and instruction books are easy to follow and have good hints and suggestions so in no time, we have found ourselves making up our own combinations. Now we keep protein powder, a bag or two of frozen fruit, some pineapple coconut water and then add in whatever fresh fruits & veggies look good at the farmers market. My particular favorite is a kale tonic. This was based on a juice I have at my favorite breakfast place, and it was super easy to figure out proportions. One fuji apple, one handful of kale, one lemon and half a cucumber with some shaved ice make a great drink that I am not worried about having from a diet/calorie perspective. And more from a diet perspective, my husband and I both find ourselves using this rather than reaching for something else with more calories and less nutrients. If it wasn't easy to use and clean up, we would be back to our evil ways when it comes to snacking. I am very liberal about what I put into the mixer including seeds and skin, though I do take off the lemon peel. I have found that chopping it into chunks makes it easier to fit everything in the container, but you don't need to worry about the blades cutting stuff up and pulverizing it. I bought the large blender but have not used it yet, indeed we almost exclusively use the largest "cup" and the smaller blade assembly pictured. It is ridiculously easy to clean up. It could go in the dishwasher, but you can also handwash it easily, there is nothing and nowhere for food particles to hide. Just be very careful around the blades. I would be remiss not to mention the Auto IQ feature. This is really a set it and forget it feature that takes all the guesswork out of how long to blend or at what speed. My husband likes to experiment with the other settings, but this button makes smoothies as easy as put the ingredients in, turn it on and walk away. There are industrial strength suction cups on the bottom of the unit that keep the unit from traveling. It's loud, but so what. You have to be careful not to overfill, the unit will leak a little in that case. There are also a few lessons to learn about what should be on the bottom and top to keep it mixing smoothly, but its not a big deal to make a mistake or two with this and figure it out. These are all common sense things. Highly, highly recommended.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2015 by Kindle Customer
Style: Nutri-Ninja Blender DUO
The Ninja Battle: A Smoothie Showdown with a Sonic Boom The mornings began peacefully. Birds chirped, sunlight peeked through the curtains, and I dreamt of delicious, healthy smoothies. But that dream quickly turned into a full-blown battle when the new arrival entered the kitchen – the Ninja BL642 Nutri Ninja. This sleek, black machine promised creamy smoothies and nutrient-packed concoctions. I eagerly prepped my ingredients – frozen berries, spinach, almond milk – and hit the power button. The blender roared to life, a sound that could only be described as a dragon awakening in my kitchen. Conversation ceased. The cat bolted. My peaceful morning vanished faster than a banana into the blades. The battle raged on. The Auto-IQ setting, a supposed convenience, felt more like a taunt. Each pre-programmed cycle seemed to relish in building suspense, the motor whirring louder with each passing second, before finally reaching a deafening crescendo and then, blessed silence. My smoothie was ready, perfectly smooth and delicious, but at what cost? My ears were ringing, and a thin sheen of sweat had formed on my brow. Now, don't get me wrong, the Ninja is a champion. Those blades are samurai sharp, conquering ice and pulverizing greens with ease. The personal cups are fantastic for grabbing a smoothie on the go, and the pitcher tackles family-sized creations in seconds. Cleaning is a breeze, a welcome respite after the sonic assault. But be warned, bringing the Ninja into your kitchen is like inviting a rock band to live in your blender. If you crave a silent symphony while you sip your morning greens, this might not be your warrior. But for those who value power and speed, and maybe enjoy a little heavy metal with their breakfast prep, the Ninja BL642 is the ultimate champion. Just remember, this battle might be won with delicious smoothies, but your ears might take a few rounds to recover.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2024 by John Chan
Style: Nutri-Ninja Blender DUO
We were upgrading our old (but in good shape) Kitchen Aid blender, and after a lot of research started off with buying the Blendtec Total Blender. Seems like there's no way that could be a bad purchase if the item is $400, right? It's a $400 blender, but you're not getting what you pay for. Right off the bat, my husband and I were not happy with how light and flimsy it felt. It literally bounced away from me on my counter when trying to make a single smoothie. I tried to make a juice in it, atrocious. I tried to make the ice cream per their recipe EXACTLY on three different occasions, and all I got was a wet smoothie. We had it two days and I was so disappointed in its performance that I returned it immediately. Enter the Nutri Ninja. I was originally turned off by this machine after seeing videos of it online and not being into the idea of the blade being an additional part that needed cleaning. Turns out, that extra blade is the saving grace of this machine making it perform SUPER WELL, and at half the cost of the Blendtec. Right out of the package, I felt better about the Ninja. It was engineered to address basically every problem I ran into with the Blendtec. It's carafe felt like it was sturdy enough to survive a fall if it met one. The base was heavy enough to ground the blender. Suction cups on the bottom to prevent it from running away. A locking mechanism to ensure the carafe doesn't fly away during blending. Just awesome! So far, I've made some really amazing smoothies and ice creams, no sweat! I only have two complaints. The first is that while I love how effective the center blade helps make the blender, it also takes away a lot from interior space when loading it for a smoothie. So I find myself having to my ingredients in around the blade which is a bit dangerous. But hey - it blends everything! And my second complaint is the blender top for the individual serve containers. Every time I've tried blending with it, it leaves big chunks of ice left in, and I have to keep on removing and shaking the container to get the ice down to the bottom. It's just not that effective. I've resigned myself to just using the big container unless I'm making something with very little or no ice. Overall, it outperforms the Blendtec. It worked so much better right out of the box. It feels like it's worth $400, but it's only $200. It's engineered to address a lot of the main issues you run into with a regular blender. It's just amazing. If you want to try the Blendtec, do it, but for me the Ninja was the clear winner. So happy with this purchase!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2016 by Lisa M.
Style: Nutri-Ninja Blender DUO
I'm all about not spending more than I "need" to on any particular item, maybe to a fault. My spouse, not so much. After we suffered through our old Nutribullet for a year or so, she got fed up and decided to spend some money, and as much as I hate to admit it (i REALLY hate to admit is), she was absolutely right in this case. Now with her 20th Roomba it's another story, but that's a story for another review! Back to this monster. It has way more power than the Nutribullet, is actually quite a bit quieter, and it has this cool "pulse" programmed into it where it blends, then stops and lets the contents settle, then blends again. Now this may sound gimmicky (it did to me), but it works. With the old, alot of times it would blend the top part and the bottom would be a mass of bananas or something. With this one, it blends the whole smoothy all the way through, every time. The NB's motor failed and started smoking after a year; this one is going strong on month two, and just seems much more powerful and sturdy. Plus, we love the different sized containers that can all be used to blend. All in all, well worth the extra money. If you smoothly the way that we smoothy (most days of the week), you can't get wrong taking this particular plunge!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2019 by Magpie