Ninja BL660 vs Ninja BN701

Pros

• The 1400 peak watt motor with Total Crushing Blades pulverizes ice and frozen ingredients with ease for consistently smooth results.
• The large 72-oz pitcher (64-oz max liquid) is ideal for blending large batches for families or groups.
• Three Auto-iQ preset programs for smoothies, frozen drinks, and ice cream take the guesswork out of common blending tasks.
• Dishwasher-safe parts make post-blending cleanup quick and hassle-free.

Cons

• At $109.99, it sits at a mid-to-higher price point compared to basic blenders that may suffice for lighter use.
• With only 3 Auto-iQ presets, users who want more specialized blending programs may find the options limited.
• The large 72-oz pitcher may be cumbersome for individuals blending single-serve portions.
• No personal cup or single-serve attachment is included, limiting on-the-go convenience.

Pros

• The 1100-watt motor delivers professional-grade power capable of crushing ice and frozen ingredients with ease.
• The versatile 3-function design handles smoothies, food processing, and single-serve blending in one appliance.
• The two included 16-oz Nutri Ninja cups with to-go lids make personal blending portable and convenient.
• The large 72-oz Total Crushing Pitcher accommodates family-sized batches for entertaining or meal prep.

Cons

• The 72-oz pitcher may feel oversized and cumbersome for users who primarily need single-serve portions.
• With three separate functions and multiple vessel sizes, cleanup involves washing several components after each use.