which product is better the ninja or the bullet
1549714
I research on both and most people purchased both and they preferred the ninja compared to the bullet so I went with the ninja and love the way it performs but I had only intend on using for juices and milkshakes drinks which does great in making the drinks.
2043910
I have both Nutribullet and Vitamix. I've also had a dedicated juicer which I gave away...too much trouble. Anyway, Nutribullet works almost as well as Vitamix without having to take up so much counterspace. Also I believe the "juices" taste better when you keep the fiber in. Way more filling. Admittedly I can't give you any advice about the Ninja but I do believe you can't go wrong with Nutribullet.
1967391
The Blackwing writes faster and smoother than either of those options. Honestly, I have had bad luck with the Mirado Black Warrior lead being "scratchy" on the paper, and I strongly dislike the Mirado's eraser. I've only ever had one "bad" Black Ticonderoga but it's the one I'm using now. But the Blackwing is still far smoother than the Ticonderoga. It also has a darker line, but it stays sharp just as long. The quality of the finish is also better if that matters to you, with a matte black very sharp paint.
1944875
I do not have any direct experience with the Ninja 800 series with the dual speed blades. The theory looks good, and I would guess it works very well. Since you appear to want to do smoothies (from your purchase of the NutriBullet) the dual speed blade would only come into play if you are using the large 72 oz pitcher, as the individual cups would get a single speed blade. I choose the 700 series with the single speed blades because we wanted the accessories that came with that model, and to have the ability to do various tasks. As far as our 770 series, the unit has performed well over the few months we have owned it. In the first week, I tried all the functions, crushing ice, making smoothies, making bread dough, chopping vegies, and mixing cake batter. All functions worked great. In the long haul, we have made bread dough, do cake & brownie mixes, cookie dough, and blend ground turkey with other meats (for flavor). We want to do more smoothies, it does a fantastic job on them, but haven't done many yet. It runs great, does a terrific job, and cleans easily. But any type of motorized equipment can be bad out of the box, sounds like the case with your NutriBullet.
254148
This ninja blender is amazing with anything. I make a smoothy every morning from frozen fruits and vegetables and there are no chunks in my smoothies! I use the bullet for small amounts and the traditional blender for larger consumption. The mixer is also amazing, great for cookie dough and cake batter.
21032
Bullet. Check out virtualweberbullet web site for info. There are two sizes now, I would get the smaller Bullet unless you intend to do a lot of large picnics. The smaller bullet can easily smoke 15 - 20 lbs of Boston butt at once.
6433
Yes it does! I had the original Bullet for years, but upgraded to the Black Edition so I could hand me down the other to my sister. Works great! I use it every day -- not kidding.
1731617
I do not own a Ninja but I do know that the Blendtec is a high performance blender. I have made smoothies containing flax seeds, chia seeds, carrots, fruits, hemp protein and almond milk. The blendtec does a fantastic job of thoroughly pulverizing the seeds and blending all the ingredients making a great tasting smoothie. I have never found one whole seed or even fragments of seeds in my smoothie.
607700
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.
1959124
Vitamix is a great blender which mixes all of the pulp and juice (and whatever else you want in a smoothie), a masticating juicer is the best for separating fibers from the juice. Many health benefits can be found for this separation of juice, but fiber is healthy for other reasons. Some people cook the fibers in muffins, etc. after juicing. From personal experience, a Ninja is just good for blending your money into total waste. Don't bother.
224712
I replaced my Nutribullet with the Ninja....and I'm glad I did. It's very powerful, liquefies in seconds. The nutri billet would often leave me with chunks of unprocessed bits of carrot and ice. Very happy with the ninja. And for the price....I believe it's a way better value. Hope this helps :)
2245639
Hi, I don't know the difference between the models. You should ask Ballistic directly.
1367779
Not as good as a vitamix ?.The Ninja is superior to the vitamix. The vitamix is good. but it way over priced. I have had a vitamix die on me after 4 months as well so I do not think the long term quality is there. The Ninja gets daily use, maybe 2 - 3x and I have had it over a year w/o a problem. I might try a vitamix again, but at this point, the Ninja does everything expected and I am not paying a premium for their marketing.
1654416
Also, before the Ninja I used a Black & Decker and a Hamilton Beach. They don't begin to measure up.
151962
I was told it is, but I don't know that 100%. That wasn't what I was concerned about.I was concerned about performance, and the Ninja has been everything we hoped for!
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.
1024007
I own both models, I find the newer one to be sturdier and a little more thought out. It feels a little bigger too. The wiring is more secure, the control is lighter so puts less stress on the wires should the clip come off your clothing. The storage case protects the AfterShokz when not in use. The charger is by micro USB and not plugging it into the old USB connector. I feel overall it is an improvement.