Nutri Ninja BL682 Blending System $238.40 Click & Collect @ Good Guys eBay

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This Ninja worktop blender has a 1500 watt electric motor, so you can tackle tough jobs with confidence. Its 5 speed settings help you get the right blending consistency. Plus, you can blend everything at once with the Ninja BL682's 0.5 litre capacity. It sports a safety lock, allowing you to rest easy knowing your ingredients won't escape from the blending jar. The BL682 worktop blender's black finish enables you to fit your kitchen's theme. There's no reason not to make healthy smoothies for your family anytime of day with help from this Ninja worktop blender.

Safety Lock: Yes
Capacity: 1 x 500ml, 1 x 650ml, 1 x 900ml, Blender jug, Processor Bowl
Colour/Finish: Black
Wattage: 1500W
Blade Type: Pro Extractor Blades

Heard good reviews of Ninja, best lowest rate i could find online with a lot of accessories.

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  [Deactivated] on 28/11/2015 - 21:22

  sounds stupid but why are there so many of these blenders up for sale all of a sudden everywhere? what do they do that other normal blenders dont do?

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    dealhunting007 on 28/11/2015 - 21:31

    Buy one and find out yourself mate. I heard good reviews about this from people using it. It has 3 level blades which is something different than others. Giving it a go let see :)

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      [Deactivated] on 28/11/2015 - 21:59

      i have a $99 dollar blender

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      [Deactivated] on 28/11/2015 - 22:07

      +2

      so youre buying a 250 dollar blender because 'it has 3 blades' but you have no idea what it actually does different to a 20 dollar blender?

      cool story haha

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      tikei on 29/11/2015 - 12:11

      I have a friend who just bought a $600 vitamix blender. Truly baffling. I don't understand how blenders can get so expensive.

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    hamwhisperer on 28/11/2015 - 22:21

    +1

    Exceedingly little.

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  ihavok on 28/11/2015 - 23:09

  +5

  Bought this one a couple of months ago, this is my first blender. If you're new to blending drinks like I am, these things are loud enough to wake the dead (extra feature?) - not specific to this model though, they're all really loud. Take this into consideration if you're planning on using these to make fresh breakfast smoothies (I have to make and refrigerate mine after I come home from work to avoid pissing off the neighbours in the early mornings).

  I think the main benefit of blenders like these is the convenience of the portable bottles (500/650/900 ml). You pop in your ingredients into the bottles, screw on the blending lid & blend. When you're done, replace the blending lid with the drinking lid and you can take your drink to go. All lids and bottles are dishwasher safe (though i prefer to hand wash the blades to keep them sharper for longer).

  This blender costs more because:
  - 1500W motor - more power, so you get smoother drinks (no/less lumps) - I think this also gets me better results when I intentionally leave the skin of some fruits/veg on (i.e. nectarines, apples, etc).
  - more accessories - you get 3 bottles, a food processor, and a large blender jug
  - pre-programmed blending programs, press one button and it will run for ~ 1 minute at varying speeds on its own (whether you consider this a feature or gimmick, is up to you)

  By the way, I do like my blender. It gets used nearly daily. I used to buy breakfast from my local cafe (sandwiches/baked goods), now I drink smoothies instead.