Ninja Blast Max BC251 Reviews

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Got three Auto-iQ presets for blend, crush, and smoothie that run timed 30-second pulsing cycles automatically. High motor torque powers through tough icy drinks and frozen fruit, and the rugged 22-ounce jar twists off the cordless base for travel. The battery drains pretty fast though if you're running back-to-back heavy ice blends.

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Blends frozen fruit and leafy greens smoothly when you load ingredients using the printed liquid-first fill lines on the jar. The 22-ounce BPA-free cup detaches from the motor base with a quick twist so it's easy to toss into a gym bag. Its spring-loaded sip lid locks all the way back and won't bump your nose while drinking. You don't get USB-C charging on this model though, so you're stuck packing a bulky dedicated wall adapter for trips.

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Got a 22-ounce vessel with an 18-ounce max fill line that twists cleanly off the motorized base for lighter travel. Upgraded motor torque and better lid venting turn frozen fruit and ice into smooth drinks without struggling. A flexible silicone handle folds flat behind the lid so it's comfortable to carry and sip from on the road. Still, the whole setup is noticeably heavier than the original model, and you can't charge it with a universal USB-C cable.

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Upgrades to a 22-ounce cup that unlocks from the motor base so you aren't lugging the heavy motor around. Extra motor torque crushes ice cubes and blends protein shakes smoothly, and the lid adds a comfy carry loop. It drops standard USB-C charging for a proprietary pin cord though, so you'll have to keep track of a dedicated charger.

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Twists the 22-ounce cup right off the base for light carrying while Auto-iQ pulses blend dense frozen fruit into silky smoothies. You'll have to use its proprietary wall charger though since it doesn't take USB-C.

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22-ounce twist-off blending jar with built-in blades, crushes ice and frozen fruit smoothly and goes right into the dishwasher. It ditches USB-C for a proprietary charging cord though, so you can't use phone cables.