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Ninja Nutri-Blender Pro Auto-iQ vs NutriBullet Pro 1000 Blender

Both are compact single-serve blenders with about the same cup size and power, so the choice comes down to control versus simplicity. The Ninja BN401 adds two Auto-iQ preset programs and a pulse button, which takes guesswork out of smoothies and green smoothies. The NutriBullet Pro 1000 is a twist-and-blend machine with no settings, and it has the stronger owner record: 4.4 from about 1,100 ratings against 4.2 from 262 for the Ninja. Buy the Ninja if you want preset programs and a pulse option; buy the NutriBullet if you want the simplest possible operation and a longer track record.

  • Choose the Ninja Nutri-Blender Pro if you want one-touch Auto-iQ programs for smoothies and green smoothies, plus a pulse button for manual control.
  • Choose the NutriBullet Pro 1000 if you want the simplest twist-to-blend routine, two cups in the box, and the model with the larger and higher-rated owner base.

Prices

  • Ninja Nutri-Blender Pro Auto-iQ: $79.95 at Groupon (last seen Nov 11)
  • NutriBullet Pro 1000 Blender: $99.87 at eBay (checked today)
  • Difference: the Ninja Nutri-Blender Pro Auto-iQ is $19.92 cheaper than the NutriBullet Pro 1000 Blender at the latest prices (Nov 11 and Nov 15)
Ninja
Ninja BN401 Nutri-Blender Pro Auto-iQ

Ninja Nutri-Blender Pro Auto-iQ

Ninja BN401 Nutri-Blender Pro Auto-iQ

4.2(262 ratings)
$79.95at GrouponChecked Nov 11
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Pros
  • Auto-iQ presets remove guesswork from smoothies and green smoothies
  • Pulse button gives manual control over texture
  • 1100 peak watts handles ice and fibrous greens
  • Compact footprint for a countertop
  • Spout lid makes the cup travel-ready
Cons
  • Only one 24 oz cup in the box
  • No variable speed dial
  • Fewer owner ratings than the NutriBullet
  • Plastic jar and housing feel less premium
NutriBullet
NutriBullet Pro 1000 Blender

NutriBullet Pro 1000 Blender

4.4(1,100 ratings)
$99.87at eBayChecked 1 h ago
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Pros
  • Simple twist-to-blend operation with nothing to program
  • Two cups (32 oz and 24 oz) plus a to-go lid included
  • Dishwashable parts
  • Higher owner rating from a much larger pool
  • Owners report it is quiet for its wattage and easy to clean
Cons
  • No preset programs or pulse control
  • Can overheat when cups are packed too full
  • Some owners report units failing after about three years
  • 1000 watts is slightly less than the Ninja on paper

What separates them

Ninja Nutri-Blender Pro Auto-iQNutriBullet Pro 1000 Blender
ControlsTwo Auto-iQ presets plus start/stop and pulse buttonsNo settings; you press and twist the cup to run the motor
Motor power1100 peak watts1000 watts
Cups includedSingle-serve cup with spout lid32 oz and 24 oz cups plus a to-go lid
Capacity range24 oz only24 oz and 32 oz
Blade designPro Extractor Blades AssemblyEasy-Twist Extractor blade
Owner ratings4.2 from 262 ratings4.4 from about 1,100 ratings
CleaningCups and blade assembly rinse clean; not marketed as dishwasher-safe partsDishwashable parts listed
FootprintAbout 6.9 in wide, 14.3 in tallCompact single-serve base

Price history

$79.98$55.00
Nov 4Nov 15
  • Ninja Nutri-Blender Pro Auto-iQ: lowest $73.99 on Nov 4 at Wayfair; $79.98 on Nov 15.
  • NutriBullet Pro 1000 Blender: lowest $55.00 on Nov 15.

Prices at every store

Ninja Nutri-Blender Pro Auto-iQ

  • GrouponNew

    In stock

    $79.95Free shippingChecked Nov 11
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  • QVCNew

    In stock

    $79.98Free shippingChecked 1 h ago
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  • WalmartNew

    In stockSold by Shark Ninja StoreReturns: Sold by a Walmart Marketplace seller; returns go to the seller under the seller's returns policy.

    $79.99Free shippingChecked 46 min ago
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  • eBayNew

    Availability unknownSold by wrzehar0 (98.6% positive, 169 ratings)Ships from Moldova · duties may applyReturns: Set by the eBay seller; the eBay Money Back Guarantee covers an item that doesn't arrive or isn't as described.

    $77.99Free shippingChecked 1 h ago
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NutriBullet Pro 1000 Blender

  • eBayNew

    In stockSold by usa-world-sales

    $99.87Free shippingChecked 1 h ago
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  • Martexplore.comNew

    In stock

    $112.49Free shippingChecked 1 h ago
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  • Home DepotNew

    Availability unknown

    $104.99Checked Nov 10
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  • EnergyEarthNew

    Availability unknown

    $109.99+ $9.00 shippingChecked 1 h ago
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Specs compared

SpecNinja Nutri-Blender Pro Auto-iQNutriBullet Pro 1000 Blender
Blender Capacity24 Fluid Ounces24-oz, 32-oz
Wattage1100 W1,000 watts
colorSilverGray
size6.58 x 6.99One Size
ProgramSmoothies, Green SmoothiesSmoothies
Qty. Pitchers / Mugs Included (pcs)22
FeaturesBPA-Free, Ice Crusher, Pulse Function, Measurem…Dishwashable Parts
TypeBlenderBlender
Supported FunctionsBlending—
Vessel Capacity24 oz—
Jar Capacity24 oz—
Included AccessoriesSpout Lids—
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SpecNinja Nutri-Blender Pro Auto-iQNutriBullet Pro 1000 Blender
Attachment TypePro Extractor Blades Assembly—
Included AttachmentsPro Extractor Blades Assembly—
Included ItemsMotor base—
Number Of Speeds2—
Speed SettingsStart/stop, Pulse—
Variable SpeedNo—
Controls TypeButtons—
Pulse FunctionYes—
Appliance TypeBlender—
Dimensions

What reviewers say

Ninja Nutri-Blender Pro Auto-iQ

  • 4.2 / 5262 ratings

Rated 4.2 out of 5 from 262 ratings, buyers generally find it a strong small blender for smoothies and frozen fruit. Complaints tend to center on noise and the limited single-cup capacity.

What people mention
  • Blending powerPraisedOwners say it crushes ice and frozen fruit without chunks.
  • PresetsPraisedThe Auto-iQ programs are described as simple and consistent.
  • NoiseCriticisedReviewers note it is loud at full speed.
  • CapacityMixedThe 24 oz cup suits one drink but is small for families.

NutriBullet Pro 1000 Blender

  • 4.4 / 51,100 ratings

Owners like the Pro 1000 for fast, smooth results with frozen fruit and ice, and many use it daily for years. The main complaints are noise, cracked cups and motors that quit after extended use.

What people mention
  • Blending powerPraisedOwners say it crushes ice and frozen fruit into smooth drinks without chunks.
  • NoiseCriticisedReviewers call it loud, especially at full speed with hard ingredients.
  • Cup durabilityCriticisedSome owners report cracked or leaking plastic cups after months of use.
  • Ease of cleaningPraised

Questions and answers

Which is better for green smoothies with kale and frozen fruit?
The Ninja, mainly because its Green Smoothies Auto-iQ preset runs a set pulse-and-blend pattern for fibrous ingredients. The NutriBullet handles kale and frozen fruit too, but you control the timing yourself and should not overpack the cup.
Which one lasts longer?
The NutriBullet has the longer track record, with one reviewer reporting three years of use and another reporting a unit that stopped after three years. The Ninja has far fewer ratings, so its long-term durability is less documented. Neither is a lifetime machine.
Is the Ninja worth stepping up to over the NutriBullet?
Step up to the Ninja if you want preset programs and a pulse button and will use them daily. If you just want to twist and blend a smoothie, the NutriBullet's simpler design and larger owner base make it the safer pick.
Can both crush ice?
Yes. The Ninja's 1100 peak watts and Pro Extractor blades are built for ice, and NutriBullet owners report good results with ice cubes. Keep loads moderate in the NutriBullet, since owners say overfilling can cause overheating.
Which is easier to clean?
The NutriBullet lists dishwashable parts, which gives it an edge. Both have blade assemblies that rinse off quickly, but check the cup and blade care instructions before putting either in a dishwasher.
Do I get more cups with the NutriBullet?
Yes. The NutriBullet Pro 1000 ships with a 32 oz cup, a 24 oz cup and a to-go lid. The Ninja includes one 24 oz cup with a spout lid, so it suits single servings only.

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6.34"D x 6.93"W x 14.29"H
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MaterialPlastic, Stainless Steel—
Weight6.2 lbs—
StyleCompact, Auto Blend—
Jar MaterialPlastic—
Vessel MaterialTritan—
Housing MaterialPlastic—
Power SourceCorded—
Voltage120 V—
actual_colorHome,HomeOther, Silver—
base_colorBlack—
Cord Length (")31.5—
Manufacturer ColorCloud Silver—
Power (W)1100—
Depth (")6.34—
No. of Programs4—
No. of Blades on Knife (pcs)4—
Width (")6.93—
Capacity (Pitcher) (fl oz)24.0—
Cups and blades go in the dishwasher, which owners like for daily use.