🔥 Powerful (Renewed) NINJA BL610 Professional Blender: Total Crushing Technology, 1000-Watts, Black Review

Received my device today and have already used it. Simple controls which I like and a powerful motor so it doesn't burn out. Everything I need to make Cucumber and Watermelon Dump Drinks! Easy to use, easy to clean. Victory, victory, victory!

The blades are very sharp so cleaning is a little harder than we'd like. The blades make it great because I never cease to be amazed by its power. It crushes ice and frozen fruit very quickly and quietly.

With this blender we have prepared various smoothies, frosts and cocktails. It grinds as expected with no large chunks of ice or fruit. Considering the cost of smoothies at big stores, this ninja paid for itself in 5 uses. It's brand new, but so far so good. We'll see how it holds up in daily use.

I've been using a competitor's blender for about 10 years. Your product hasn't changed in 50 years. I have a box full of their parts. I bought a Ninja and it's a more advanced machine. The blade has more incisors and doesn't seem to add air like the old ones. that made my fullness numb. The spout is a nice feature. The way the pod is attached means cheap gear doesn't rotate anymore. The lid stays secure and has an unrivaled spout.

I use this blender to make spinach and berry smoothies. I've found that you have to run the ice on its own first, otherwise there will be large chunks of ice in the final product. After that, it does a great job of making smoothies. Cleaning is just ok. It's hard to say what to do with the six very sharp blades on the central spire. Haven't cut myself yet, but they seem dangerous (which is probably why they work so well). I add olive oil to my smoothies (for brain health) and the inside of the…

Since our old blender broke a few months ago I was looking for a more powerful one that could handle my daily smoothie use. It was #1 on the Top 10 Blenders of 2019 list, despite costing a lot less than others on the same list. When I received it I was blown away by what this blender is capable of! Everything from pureeing to kneading dough! It includes a chart in the instructions that tells you what speed the blender needs to be set at to do pretty much anything you want the blender to do…

Thinking about green smoothies? That's the deal; I put cucumbers, carrots, celery, apples, leafy greens, peaches, and mangoes in a large carafe and it all turned into a very gritty slurry. It wasn't smooth at all. I poured this sediment (enough for 2 servings) into two decanters for a single serving, installed the blades and used the vitamin eject button, and WOW, big difference. It was smooth. Here it is. If you only want to make green smoothies (like me), just two smaller decanters with their