what is the difference between this and the Ninja Mega?
336322
I'm not familiar with Ninja Mega, but I googled it and Mega has more power, 1500 watts whereas this has 1200 watts. Price for mega is about 10.00 more. Look here to read more http://www.amazon.com/Ninja-Mega-Kitchen-System-BL771/dp/B00A3D5IZ6
235532
This one has a bigger motor and higher rpm, it is slightly heavier and has a slightly larger capacity, it would be consider more heavy duty then the nina which is smaller, lighter, and more portable. IMO this one is a better buy for the money. Mine works great!
1667967
The STX Magnum is a more basic model. It only has one speed compared to the Megaforce which has 3 speeds and the Magnum does not have the cooling system. Both will reverse which is a safety feature. Just about everything else is the same. I got 3 blades, 3 different sized grinding plates, the tray, etc. I only grind one chicken at a time so I don't need the cooling system. I grind all the bones through on the smallest grinding plate and then just meat (breast, muscle meat from the legs and thighs) on the medium plate which is just right for the chunky "chewy" meat. The price is close. If you are going to grind a lot at one time, then I would go with the Megaforce.
1293927
The Ninja is very easy to clean. I just rinse it out every other use, and then when its time to put in dish washer, it all breaks down nicely.
1384454
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
478349
Don't know, haven't tried, but would not think so. I use my Ninja for that sort of thing.
1667969
The STX Magnum is a more basic model. It only has one speed compared to the Megaforce which has 3 speeds and the Magnum does not have the cooling system. Both will reverse which is a safety feature. Just about everything else is the same. I got 3 blades, 3 different sized grinding plates, the tray, etc. I only grind one chicken at a time so I don't need the cooling system. I grind all the bones through on the smallest grinding plate and then just meat (breast, muscle meat from the legs and thighs) on the medium plate which is just right for the chunky "chewy" meat. The price is close. If you are going to grind a lot at one time, then I would go with the Megaforce. The STX Magnum is a more basic model. It only has one speed compared to the Megaforce which has 3 speeds and the Magnum does not have the cooling system. Both will reverse which is a safety feature. Just about everything else is the same. I got 3 blades, 3 different sized grinding plates, the tray, etc. I only grind one chicken at a time so I don't need the cooling system. I grind all the bones through on the smallest grinding plate and then just meat (breast, muscle meat from the legs and thighs) on the medium plate which is just right for the chunky "chewy" meat. The price is... » Read More The STX Magnum is a more basic model. It only has one speed compared to the Megaforce which has 3 speeds and the Magnum does not have the cooling system. Both will reverse which is a safety feature. Just about everything else is the same. I got 3 blades, 3 different sized grinding plates, the tray, etc. I only grind one chicken at a time so I don't need the cooling system. I grind all the bones through on the smallest grinding plate and then just meat (breast, muscle meat from the legs and thighs) on the medium plate which is just right for the chunky "chewy" meat. The price is close. If you are going to grind a lot at one time, then I would go with the Megaforce. « Show Less
908797
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.
342442
They are very similar. Both work great. The only difference is the Epic is more sleek.
1381620
the ninja pro stackable is fabulous,I wouldn't sweat the details just buy the damn thing and get to enjoying for christ sake. come on man. whatever
1654418
I love the ninja. I had the MagicBullet before and it was a disappointment. The ninja holds more and does a much, much better job on ice cubes. I use it mostly for smoothies but the big bowl (40 oz) is nice, too. I made gazpacho in it last summer and it was perfect. One of these days, I'll get around to making some of the other stuff in the recipe book.
1199370
Hi Jeannine, I purchased the Breville and was not happy with having to "tamp" the ingredients in order to achieve thorough blending. The Ninja is the only blender that utilizes a 3 tier, 6 bladed system that circulates the ingredients for a thorough blend. The Ninja Mega system comes with everything you need and also has additional accessories. It also costs less than half the price for more uses and we are thoroughly happy with it. Check for "World's best blender" commercials on TV or maybe Utube. Good luck!
1976507
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!
1367777
I would say no it isn't worth the $$$. If you're going to spend this much for a blender you might as well spend a little more and get a blentec or vitamix. I've had the Ninja and now own a Blendtec and let me tell you it is night and day. Not too mention those ninja blades are scary.
886488
If you want a more specific answer, go to the Omega website. I believe the major difference is in the motor. I researched them all at the time I purchased mine, and decided the difference wasn't significant enough for the higher cost, for what I wanted to use it for, which is juicing leaves. Sorry I can't be more specific, but I do remember I asked the same question on the Omega website, and received a very satisfactory answer.
2069017
Oh yes it does - I LOVE this blender! Works better than the Ninja my husband always uses. Amazing deal for the price - doesn't look or feel cheap either
224714
I've never used the nutribullet but I researched both before making my purchase and almost all said the ninja was better and was roughly half the price of the bullet. What I can tell you is that after using the ninja I have no regrets about my choice. It works great and I see no reason to pay the higher price. Hope this helps.