Ninja
Ninja 700W Slim Blender & Smoothie Maker, 2x 470ml, Silver/Black, QB3001UKS
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| Format | Twin 470ml single-serve cups only (no full-size jug) |
|---|---|
| Motor | 700 W |
| Footprint | Very narrow |
| Best with | Soft fruit, yoghurt and mild greens |
Pros & cons
Pros
- Very narrow footprint suits tight worktops and small cupboards
- Twin 470ml cups make single-serve smoothies quick to blend and carry
- 700W motor handles soft fruit, yoghurt and mild greens well
Cons
- No full-size jug, so it cannot batch-blend or make soups
- Struggles more with large frozen banana chunks and dense fibrous vegetables
Skip it if
Skip it if you want to batch-blend, make soups, or regularly blend large frozen chunks and dense fibrous veg — the 700W motor and cup-only format are built for lighter single-serve work.
How we assessed it
We synthesized this
The Slim Blender is built for one job in one kind of kitchen: solo smoothies where space is tight. Its very narrow footprint slots into cramped worktops and small cupboards, and the twin 470ml cups let you blend and walk out the door without decanting. The 700 W motor is well matched to soft fruit, yoghurt and mild greens, which is what most morning smoothies actually are. We recommend it for one- or two-person homes where counter space is the real constraint.
The honest trade-off: there is no full-size jug, so it cannot batch-blend or make soups, and the 700 W motor and cup-only format struggle with large frozen banana chunks and dense, fibrous veg. If you need that muscle or volume, look higher up the range. Our read synthesises Ninja's documented format and motor rating against solo smoothie-making rather than a hands-on test — see how we test.