🔪 Ninja CT810 Chef Blender: High-Speed Premium In-Home Appliance, 72 Oz Capacity, Sleek Black Design Review

I absolutely LOVE this blender BUT it gives me a HUGE setback like an ice cream shop! It's SUPER loud! I urge my staff to make sure no one is behind the counter because you won't hear them. :( Although it worked great and lasted a long time. We used it A LOT until I bought Blendtec because it was too noisy to use in our shop.

This is our second Ninja blender of the same type. The first lasted 3 years before the engine died. It lasted 1 year and 2 weeks. We use it in smoothies almost every day. Before that I would give it a 4, my only complaint was the noise. But the warranty is only 1 year. It feels like it's made to die once the warranty runs out. I will not use this product again.

I am very happy with this Ninja Chef Professional. The 1500W motor does more than just its job. I've never seen a blender with so many settings. It's so powerful. it comes with 4 suction cups on the bottom. This is definitely the best blender because the blade is on the bottom. Avoid blenders with 4-speed blades as they don't blend everything completely.

Excellent blender. But there isn't enough blade for the cup. I call, I get good customer service, but. I told him I like the blender but I need the missing part so he said he will add the price of the missing part to my wallet so I can buy the missing blade but I never got it. I already got the missing blade, I'll pay with my own money. I give the mixer 5⭐ 5⭐ for customer service but 0⭐ for services I never get.

So far this blender is very good value for money Pros: Cheaper than branded alternatives (Vitamix, Nutribullet), mixes quickly and evenly Cons: Very noisy, exhaust smells a bit like melted plastic but dissipates quickly. And cleaning isn't as easy as I was hoping, you can't just pour soapy water in it and turn it on, you have to at least rub your elbow with a sponge/towel to get it all. Overall I am happy with my purchase and have already recommended it to others in my personal life.

I Like It So Far. I couldn't find many video reviews for it. Except for the ones that seemed very thoughtful and seemed to advertise other products more. I got the impression that they are paid somehow. But it's really loud. I've only made smoothies with it so far, but it works way better than those cheap blenders you can buy for $30-$50 or so. Made a very thick smoothie in about 2 minutes with no problems. It took me about 10 minutes to make the thick one with my old blender. He made a regular

UPDATE ON MY EARLY REVIEW: DO NOT BUY AGAIN. Changed from 5 to 1 star because. I've had this blender since mid-November 2019. Use twice a day for smoothies. Last week, in mid-March, it started squeaking very badly while working. I called Ninja as it has a 1 year warranty. They told me the warranty doesn't cover the base or any parts. The 1-year warranty only covers defects. I was initially told that a new base would cost $90 plus $19.95 shipping. When I complained about this I was put on hold…

So here is my review of the Ninja Chef blender. Conclusion: It's damn awesome! Of course, the purchase decision is not made in a vacuum, but is based on the perceived selection. With that in mind, I'm going to address a common theme that is found across all reviews of this product. Many reviews on this blender say that the Vitamix line of blenders is better. I don't argue. I can't because (1) I don't have a Vitamix blender to compare to and (2) there are some pretty well done comparisons online