Ninja Blast Portable Blender (BC151) vs NutriBullet Pro 900

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Quick verdict

NutriBullet Pro 900 edges it overall, winning 3 of 4 rating categories. Ninja Blast Portable Blender (BC151) is cheaper to start ($50 vs $95).

Choose Ninja Blast Portable Blender (BC151) if…

You’re fresh smoothies at the gym, office or on the road. A cordless blender that makes surprisingly smooth smoothies from frozen fruit. You drink straight from the jar, which stays on the base, and it charges by USB-C.

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Choose NutriBullet Pro 900 if…

You’re one smoothie at a time, blended right in the cup you drink from. Blend, twist on a lid and go. The 900-watt motor handles frozen fruit and spinach well, and personal cups mean almost no cleanup. The go-to personal blender.

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Side by side

Ninja Blast Portable Blender (BC151)NutriBullet Pro 900
Our rating4.1/54.4/5
Smoothness (greens & seeds)3.8/54.2/5
Frozen fruit & ice3.5/53.9/5
Ease of use & cleaning4.5/54.8/5
Value4.6/54.6/5
Typical price$50$95
TypePortablePersonal
PowerCordless (USB-C rechargeable)900 W
Capacity18 oz32 oz cup
TamperNoNo
Dishwasher-safeYes (jar and lid)Yes (cups, top rack)
Warranty1 year1 year
Best forFresh smoothies at the gym, office or on the roadOne smoothie at a time, blended right in the cup you drink from

Ninja Blast Portable Blender (BC151): pros & cons

  • Smooth results for a portable
  • Dishwasher-safe jar and lid
  • Leak-proof sip lid
  • Jar stays attached to the base while you drink
  • No wall plug included
  • Small batches only

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NutriBullet Pro 900: pros & cons

  • Blend in the cup you drink from
  • Strong enough for frozen fruit and greens
  • Tiny footprint
  • Quick to clean
  • One or two servings max
  • Can’t do thick smoothie bowls
  • Don’t blend hot liquids

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