Ninja Power Blender Pro with 2.1L Jug and 2 x 700ml Cups

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I’ve had this Ninja Power Blender Pro for a few years now and honestly, it’s become one of my go-to kitchen tools. It’s not just a blender — it’s actually smart. The BlendSense tech detects whether you’re blending fresh or frozen stuff, how much you’re putting in, and adjusts the power automatically. So if you’re making a smoothie with ice, it knows to crank up the power and doesn’t overwork the motor.

I’ve used it for everything from frozen drinks and smoothies to making thick batters for pancakes, pureeing soups, and even mincing nuts or chopping veggies. The 10 manual speeds and pulse setting come in handy when I want to go hands-on — like when I’m making a thick curry paste or emulsifying something that needs a bit more control.

The 2.1L jug has a nice pour spout and a rounded handle, so it’s easy to grip and pour without spilling. The max fill lines are super helpful too. I’ve made batches of mocktails, smoothies, and even homemade dips with it — it’s actually quite fun to play around with.

And yes, the single-serve cups are perfect for quick drinks or sharing with friends. I keep one on hand for when I want a quick smoothie without having to clean the big jug.

It’s not perfect — it does have a bit of noise when it’s crushing ice, and I’ve had a few issues with the lid seal over time — but overall, it’s held up well. I use it nearly every week, so it’s definitely worth the investment.

I’m moving to Wakefield, West Yorkshire, and just need to get rid of it. It’s still in great shape, never been damaged, and I’ve used it for a lot of home cooking, so it’s not just sitting in a cupboard.

It’s worth £117 if you're thinking about it — just not asking for a lot. If you’re into blending and want something that actually knows what it’s doing, this is a solid pick.