Which is better for smoothies?

The Breville Super Q. Its 1800-watt motor, 12 speeds and two smoothie programs give finer, more consistent texture. The Ninja's Auto-iQ makes decent smoothies for less money.

Which is better for chopping and dough?

The Ninja. It includes an 8-cup food processing bowl and a 2 lb dough capacity. The Breville Super Q only blends.

Is the Breville worth the extra money?

If you blend daily, yes. You get more power, quieter running and a 10-year warranty versus 1 year. If you also want to chop and mix dough, the Ninja covers more jobs for less.

On paper, the Breville, with a 10-year limited warranty against the Ninja's 1 year. The Ninja has more ratings (8,100) but a shorter coverage period.

The Breville Super Q. It has noise suppression with a cooling system. The Ninja lists no noise-reduction feature.

Which is easier to store?

The Ninja is lighter at 3.99 kg (about 8.8 lb) versus 7.02 kg (about 15.5 lb), but it comes with more vessels and a processor bowl to store. The Breville is one jug and a personal cup.

Ninja Professional Plus Kitchen System with Auto-iQ vs Breville Super Q Blender

Buy the Ninja Professional Plus if you want one machine that blends, chops and kneads dough for less. Buy the Breville Super Q if smooth texture, quiet running and a long warranty matter more than price. On November 5, 2026 the Ninja is $149.99 at Target and the Breville is $214.88 at eBay, about $65 apart. The Breville's lowest recent price of $87.00 on November 5, 2026 is far below its usual range, so check that listing before you buy.

Today the Ninja Professional Plus Kitchen System with Auto-iQ costs $64.89 less at its best price.

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