what is the difference between the ninja master prep professional and the ninja master prep?
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The professional prep has more units and you can do more things with it. You can prepare more salads at the same time, such as preparing to host a meal. The master prep has only two units, one small and one large. When my wife was alive we had the professional because I was making smoothies and she was preparing other things.
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not sure but i believe they are the same except one has english instructions and the other is in japanese.
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I love my Ninja system. But I like the full pitcher with double blades. Depending on what your blending, the double blade works much better!
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Hi Lois. As you can see, I purchased the Ninja Master Prep Pro. It came with a large blender and 2 smaller blenders. I use one of the 2 smaller blender sizes about 98% of the time as they are a very good size for blending and chopping. The Ninja is awesome for making "snow" for drinks and snowcones. Just fill the container with ice, then 'pulse' the top blender button. Pulse for a second or two then stop. Repeat over and over again until the ice gets to the consistency you desire. I also make 'icecream' in the smaller size blender, as it is the perfect size for 2-3 people. I cut up bananas, strawberries, peaches, blue berries, etc and place in the freezer. Then I take out whatever size portion I think I need, add a small amount of 1% milk then 'pulse' until the contents turn to icecream. This is a low fat and delicious treat. Only takes about 60 seconds to blend, and then another 60 seconds to clean the blender and cutting blades. Vegetables, gotta be mor cautious when using the 'pulse' because the ultra-sharp blades will pulverize the veggies and seeds VERY fast if you don't watch what you're doing. Salsa is quick and easy, just let the blades do the chopping and blending. I have been extremely satisfied with this machine. I just don't use the large pitcher/blender part that much. The ideal set-up for purchase would be : 1 large pitcher/blender, 1 smaller pitcher/blender, and 1 "bullet shape/sized blender for individual smoothie making. THAT would be the PERFECT set-up. All-in-all, LOVE my Ninja. No problems what so ever. Easy to clean. Doesn't take up much room either. Oh, just be warned that when crushing ice, it can/will be noisy. Minor detail really. Enjoy it.I do.
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Per the Bosch site, the difference is the blades provided, the tool itself is identical. One provides more accessories. Amazon may have not posted the correct information, go to the Bosch site, you can do a compare tools sets, see: http://www.boschtools.com/Products/Tools/. Review the Bosch list carefully, many items are listed, but not in the same order
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I have been a paid subscriber to Consumer Reports for about 30 years and rely upon their research and ratings for my purchases. The Ninja was at the time of my first purchase and still is at the top of the list, with 91%, as far as overall rating out of a possible 100% are concerned however your other choices, Cuisinart CPB-300 garnered only 62% and the Nutri Bullet 19%. Hope this helps
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No they are slightly different, look at the pictures in both and you will see. The one is the production suite, the other is not. Similar overall product, not the same extras.
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I ordered the pro because I'm using it for my personal training studio. Usually with products, price increase and 1 step up from the original should be considered as a better product. Diameter, sturdiness and material make the difference.
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I am not 100% sure about your question, Robert. However, anything that is on the master you are duplicating gets copied exactly the same. The DVDs I copied were identical to the master. This is one fabulous product. It has saved me hundreds of hours. Well worth the price in terms of time saved. If you have any other questions send them along.
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I've never tried the Ninja Mega Kitchrn System, but I've own a Ninja in the past. The Blendtec was a replacement for my dead Ninja... The blend tech is a far better appliance.
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The only other difference depending on the model you're looking at is that the SIRT 110 Pro has a metal slide instead of polymer like the SIRT Student or Performer. I like the metal slide as it is much more realistic feel having the extra weight of the metal slide, essentially giving you the same exact size and weight of a Glock 17. I went back and forth with the 110 Pro and other models that were a little (or a lot!) less expensive. With almost 95% of my classes being held outside I like having the red/green (green showing point of impact) so students can see the demonstrations better and when they're using it, they can also see their results much more clear. The only other difference depending on the model you're looking at is that the SIRT 110 Pro has a metal slide instead of polymer like the SIRT Student or Performer. I like the metal slide as it is much more realistic feel having the extra weight of the metal slide, essentially giving you the same exact size and weight of a Glock 17. I went back and forth with the 110 Pro and other models that were a little (or a lot!) less expensive. With almost 95% of my classes being held outside I like having the red/green (green showing point of impact) so students can see the demonstrations better and... » Read More The only other difference depending on the model you're looking at is that the SIRT 110 Pro has a metal slide instead of polymer like the SIRT Student or Performer. I like the metal slide as it is much more realistic feel having the extra weight of the metal slide, essentially giving you the same exact size and weight of a Glock 17. I went back and forth with the 110 Pro and other models that were a little (or a lot!) less expensive. With almost 95% of my classes being held outside I like having the red/green (green showing point of impact) so students can see the demonstrations better and when they're using it, they can also see their results much more clear. « Show Less
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I use dates in some of my smoothies I make with the ninja and most of the time I have a few chunks left over. I run it for 60 seconds with the tower blade attachment and then for another 60 seconds without it, and still a few chunks. I tried using it as a food processor, doesn't really work, so I got a ninja master prep for that.
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The features are explained on the Smith Micro web site (http://poser.smithmicro.com/comparison.html), but I found the Poser 10/2014 Pro training video by Infinite Skills to be much more helpful. It explains that Poser 10 version is best suited for those who want to use existing materials; the pro is best for those who want to create their own content. In essence, the difference is that Poser 2014 has additional simulation algorithms for sophistocated special effects. It includes a 2nd set of tools for adjusting the face and for adjusting clothes and so on. That's it; the difference is not content or what the program can do overall. So for example as a Poser 10 user I would not be able to custom tailor clothing to a new figure as easily as I could in the Fitting Room in Poser 2014, but I can put clothes on a figure, resize it, fix the poke through, and fine tune the folds if I cared to. In my opinion, both software are powerful, the differences are subtle, and the learning curve is steep. And, my recommendation is to start with Poser 10 and get extensive training and experience on this version. And, when you feel that you would like to have a second set of tools to adjust clothing and to add a layer of additional control dials and adjustments, then upgrade to the Pro version.
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it's both, my son is so happy with this safe. My son said it has a combo on it than you have a master combo as well and the key is only accessible with a certain object to remove the key cover. He said it was an awesome gift.good luck and thank you for asking
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The difference is in the cleaning solution. The professional series comes with the professional formula cleaner and a concentrate refill. The regular version includes the regular formula cleaner and no refill. The mop and the pad are identical, though. I've only used the professional solution and it works well on my hardwood floors. Between my own clumsy habits and my two cats the mop gets a good amount of use and the spray solution with the regular pad is enough to take care of most spills even after they've dried without significant effort.
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This Ninja is better, I've used both!! This can make up to 46? oz., as opposed to the 18 oz. the nurtribullet capacity. Ninja is much better. I adore this blender, processor. I'll never go to another brand. Grinds up everything. Has worked wonderfully! I make soothies every day with everything inside of them. The nutriB was ok but this is more functional!
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The PocketMonkey is noticeably lighter and looks a lot less goofy to my mind. The wallet ninja counts each hex wrench as 1 function so they actually have more or less the same features. The PocketMonkey does have a phillips.