Tuesday, December 30, 2014

Nutri Ninja Pro vs NutriBullet Rx Comparison

Nutri Ninja Pro vs NutriBullet Rx
 Price:
  • Nutri Ninja: You will save over $100 by going with the Nuri Ninja Blender. Even with a price tag near $80, the Nutri Ninja will surprise you with its quality build and blending ability. Now, you are going to lose out on a few of the features of the NutriBullet Rx, namely a less powerful motor comes with the Ninja,
  • NutriBullet Rx: Costing nearly $200, the NutriBullet Rx is a significant price upgrade from the Nutri Ninja. What warrants the price bump? A motor that is almost twice as powerful is the chief difference between these two blenders. Is the price difference justified? No, the Nutri Ninja blends nearly as well as the NutriBullet Rx.
Power:
  • Nutri Ninja: While the Nutri Ninja is less powerful than the NutriBullet Rx (900 Watts vs 1700 Watts), the blend quality between the two blenders is quite close. Rest confident that the 900 Watts of the Nutri Ninja will be more than enough for most blending tasks.
  • NutriBullet Rx: 1700 Watts of Power is a big punch in a small blender. Looking purely at motor power alone, you may think that the NutriBullet Rx blows the Nutri Ninja out of the water when it comes to blending smoothies, that is not so though. Power is not everything in the world of blenders, and the NutriBullet Rx drops the ball due to blade design.
Design:
  • Nutri Ninja: With the Nutri Ninja, you will be limited to just blending single serve smoothies. If that what you want from the blender, then great, the Nutri Ninja gets the job done better than most blenders. Looks wise, the Nutri Ninja is fairly attractive and is fine to leave on a kitchen countertop when company is over.
  • NutriBullet Rx: This is where the NutriBullet Rx fails. While it has a powerful motor, the NutriBullet Rx is still using a blade design meant more for its weaker powered little brother, the MagicBullet. Along with weak blades, the NutriBullet Rx has widely reported design flaws that may result in a newly purchased blender breaking down in a matter of months.
Best for Whom?:
  • Nutri Ninja: 1. Smoothie Makers. Making smoothies in the morning is so easy with the speed and convenience of the Nutri Ninja. 2. Budget Conscious Buyers. At under $100, the Nutri Ninja will deliver massive savings for those wanting a mid-range smoothie blender.
  • NutriBullet Rx: 1. Power Lovers. The most attractive feature of the NutriBullet Rx is its 1700 Watt motor. 2. NutriBullet Fans. Many long awaited features like the ability to make hot soups and large blending cups are included with the NutriBullet Rx.
Overall:
  • Go with the Nutri Ninja. Even though it has a noticeably less powerful motor, the Nutri Ninja is not racked by design flaws. By no means is the Nutri Ninja a perfect blender, but a blender that can deliver consistently good results is superior to a blender that may break down on you.


Pros and Cons of the Nutri Ninja Blender

Pros:


  1. Design. Compact and solidly built, you'll likely not run into any problems.
  2. Price. Under $100, a real bargain in the world of blenders considering its power.
  3. Smoothies. Fruit smoothies in the morning come out great when using this machine.
Cons:
  1. Leafy Greens. Can't blend leafy greens entirely through, little chunks left.
  2. Blending Cup Size. Single serve cups leave you making just smoothies.

Pros and Cons of the NutriBullet Rx

Pros:


  1. Power. 1700 Watts of power is a whole lot to have on the kitchen countertop.
  2. Hot Soup. The motor will spin the blades so fast that your liquids can steam to reach piping hot soup status.
  3. Large Blending Cups. Make more than just smoothies for yourself: bean dips, guacamole, and icy drinks for an entire party.
Cons:
  1. Design Flaws. Read reviews before you buy, many report malfunctioning blenders.
  2. Smoothies. Even with its great power, smoothies from the NutriBullet Rx are little better than the Nutri Ninja.

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