Review on Ninja SS101 Foodi Smoothie Maker & Nutrient Extractor* 1200 WP, 6 Functions Smoothies, Extractions*, Spreads, SmartTORQUE, 14-Oz. Smoothie Maker, (2) To-Go Cups & Lids, Silver by Raj Mazzabufi

Compared to the Nutribullet, this thing rocks! The 1200W makes a huge difference over 900W and does not struggle with much at all. It has lots of different options and the serving size is perfect, compared to a full-sized blender where it is way too easy to make too much smoothie!Compared to the Nutribullet which has very dull blades (you can literally squeeze them), the Ninja blades are very sharp so this also makes a notable difference.Unlike the Nutribullet, the screw threads are in the inside, so you can drink out of the cup on flat cup rather than threads. The cups also feel very strong and sturdy compared to the Nutribullet cups. The blender itself comes with very strong suction cups, which are a really nice minor touch because the Nutribullet would often vibrate so hard it would almost fall off the counter.The blending cap has a good seal and a good amount of suction, but also a good grip so it is easy to remove. The Nutribullet had a horrible seal so you had to sinch it as tight as possible, and then it was impossible to remove, especially since it was smooth. The smoothie caps are also very nice and very high quality.The Ninja blender even comes with a very nice guide and 15 recipes which is a very nice touch! Some people complain that it is loud, but I don't know what they expect out of a blender that makes more than 1.5 horsepower. Since it is so strong, you don't have to blend as long so that is a plus. Overall, this blender went above and beyond with every single part of it and didn't miss any small details either. I had a Nutribullet for three years, before this model came available, but I am so glad I took the step to make the upgrade. Well worth every penny.