Ninja
Ninja 2-in-1 Blender with 3 Automatic Programs Blend, Max Blend, BN750UK
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| Format | Full-size jug plus single-serve cups in one unit |
|---|---|
| Programmes | Three automatic programmes — blend, max blend and pulse |
| Ice handling | Crushes ice effectively |
| Model | BN750UK |
Pros & cons
Pros
- Combines a full-size jug and single-serve cups in one unit, so it covers both batch blending and grab-and-go smoothies
- Three automatic programmes take the guesswork out of blending, max blending and pulsing
- Crushes ice effectively for frozen smoothies
Cons
- Takes up more worktop room than a single-serve-only unit
- More machine than you need if you only ever make single-serve portions
Skip it if
Skip it if you only ever make single-serve portions — a slimmer cup-only unit such as the QB3001UKS takes up less worktop room.
How we assessed it
We synthesized this
The BN750UK's appeal is flexibility in one footprint: a full-size jug for family-sized batches, plus single-serve cups you can blend and carry straight out the door. Three automatic programmes — blend, max blend and pulse — take the guesswork out, and there is enough power to crush ice for a properly frozen smoothie. We recommend it for households that swap between big-batch blending and quick solo drinks and would rather own one machine than two.
The honest trade-off: doing both jobs means it takes up more worktop room than a cup-only blender, and if you only ever make single-serve portions it is more machine than you need — the slimmer QB3001UKS suits that. Our read synthesises Ninja's documented format, programmes and ice-crushing against everyday smoothie-making rather than a hands-on test — see how we test.