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muna dini's pick · Updated October 2026

Ninja Professional Plus Blender

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Ninja Professional Plus Blender, Auto-iQ, 1400W, 72oz Pitcher, BN701
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A blender like this may suit someone who wants a strong countertop machine for smoothies, soups, frozen drinks, or batch prep without getting pulled into a lot of extra settings. The 72-ounce pitcher and 1400-watt motor point to a machine built for bigger jobs, so it is worth considering if you usually make more than one serving at a time or want something that can handle thicker mixtures than a small personal blender would.

The Auto-iQ programs are the part many people will look at first. For a lot of shoppers, preset blend cycles are useful because they take some of the guesswork out of timing and speed. That can be helpful if you want a simpler routine and do not want to stand there watching the machine. It is also worth checking whether those preset modes match the way you actually cook or whether you would rather control things manually.

The main tradeoff to verify is the size. A 72-ounce pitcher takes up real counter and cabinet space, so this is less of a grab-and-go option and more of a full-size kitchen tool. If your kitchen is tight, or if you mostly make single servings, a smaller blender may be easier to live with. It is also smart to confirm how heavy the base feels, how loud it runs, and whether the jar shape fits under your cabinets if storage space is limited.

The evidence here is straightforward: this model is positioned as a powerful, large-capacity blender with automatic blend programs. That makes it a sensible thing to compare against your own routine rather than buying on specs alone. The right question is not whether it sounds capable on paper. The question is whether you need that much capacity and that much power in your day-to-day use.

In the end, this looks like a good fit for someone who wants a sturdy all-purpose blender and has room for a bigger machine on the counter. If you make larger batches, prefer preset controls, and want a blender that is meant to do more than light-duty blending, it belongs on the short list. If you only need an occasional small blend, it is probably more machine than you need.

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