Ninja Fit vs Vitamix 5200

Push automatic cycle blenders - you're, probably not gon na, like this ninja, if you don't mind pushing down for a minute, it's a decent option for th...

It can easily make bar-quality crushed ice, almond butter, and smoothies, and it can even hot blend. However, this blender is pretty straightforward, and it doesn't have a Pulse mode or any preset modes. It also isn't dishwasher-safe, but it's still quite easy to clean by hand.

(Finally, I thought I should mention that these drinks last for 8+ hours in normal room temperatures. I've never had one go bad on me because of the cream, milk, etc.) I will be adding protein powder once it arrives, which will save me a lot of trouble finding $4+ (per bottle) Bolthouse Farms Protein Plus Blended Coffee. My Ninja came with two cups but, since I need one for blending, I use water & other 10-12 Oz bottles for drinking my coffee (jn case I don't feel like washing dishes that day), although the blade is very easily cleaned with hot water

Better practice would be to make all movement clockwise (or all movement cc) as this would put both studs of the pair in play for each lock-unlock episode ( and reduce the wear on the otherwise solo stud by a significant percentage).. The BEST PRACTICE, however, which might be a little hard to swallow or ordain in the instructions, would be to make all movement clockwise on odd days of the month, and all movement cc on even days of the month. OK, you think I'm nuts, so let me explain

It blends ice well. It is loud but this doesn't bother me. Would recommend but if had to buy again I would consider a different model, depending on price.

Vitamix 5200, but for a more budget (but still excellent) option, I would highly recommend the Breville Hemisphere Control for a shade above 150. I will recommend against the Ninja blenders. They're a lot cheaper, but there are good reasons to get at least the Breville.

I accidentally touched it, so i kind of already blended it a bit. Let's go all right, so here's the final product um, so i'm gon na pour it into the o...

They emailed me a UPS label and let me ship (free)the mechine to repair. Only a week, fixed and returned it to me. No questioon, no more a word. Simple, easy, quick

I would suggest to rinse out the blades assembly right after using it cause it would seem difficult to clean otherwise. Ninja You Crush it!

However, in order to use it for dry ingredients, you have to purchase a dry blade for it. For the price, it should have come with it. I liked it but it didn't fully serve the needs of my lifestyle. I took it back and bought a cheaper brand that I could use for dry ingredients

i received this today been blending my lemons soon as i drank it a burst of energy i love this its small convenient love it.

Received my 7500 Reconditioned and the first thing I noticed was the variable speed knob seems to have zero effect to the speed of the blades. I read the manual, followed the steps to 'reset' and still nothing. I have not had a great experience so far with Vitamix customer service. The first rep told me this was totally normal (which I've watched enough demo videos of this model to know that it is not, also just visited a friend yesterday with a Next Gen and their variable speeds work as expected)

I found that Ninja gives me the same results as a Vitamix blender for only a fraction of the cost. It's the perfect size for my smoothies and home made salad dressings. It blends thoroughly in 30 seconds. Other blenders leave small chunks of whatever I'm trying to blend

Breville products - after replacing all sorts of items breville hold up. Their larger counter top oven gets 3-4x/week use and nearly never use the “regular” oven any longer.