Sorting out Christmas gift, for a newly wed.
Not a bad price, this is $149 elsewhere
$94.05 with coupon - Original Coupon Deal
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Wonder how long it’ll last making dough, given it’s a plastic container and blade for the dough?
Knowing Ninja… Not long.. I often suspect they don't want to improve their products as they make so much off spare parts. I doubt I'd buy another one of their products.
I wonder what product that you use. Their warranty was good so far, just call them if yours broken under 5 years.
Mine working fine for more than 5 years already.
@mfu: NutraNinja.. they replaced a couple of blades under warranty and then tried to say blades are a consumable part and you should buy a new blade every 6 to 9 months. The blades were so bad they even ran out of stock. For context I've never had to replace a single blade in any of my other blenders. I'm still using a food processor from another brand with a blender that is well over 20 years old. Even one of the cheapest Kambrook $20 blender has outlasted the Ninja. All the reviews on the replacement blade on their site were one stars. Someone did a breakdown of the blade itself and the bearing was the cheapest and nastiest bearing and destined to fail. If you just blended protein powder etc. or banana, or really soft food they might be alright for longer but they don't cope well with some of the stuff they're advertising them to be used with.
I have been making 1-2 cups of wheat dough atleast 3-4 times a week for the last 2+ years in this. And its still going well.
@Wisered54
"BL42" 10 years, still kneading the needful dough.
“Ninja” “Professional”
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Excellent for dough making