Nutri Ninja Nutri Bowl DUO with Auto-iQ Boos (NN100)

Got this to make blended coffee drinks for 3 teenagers with an expensive Starbucks habit. Coffee concentrate and a caramel frozen latte mix powder plus milk, ice, and topped with whipped cream... Cost? About $1.60/18oz serving. My son made one today, and the automatic cycling with preset 60 second timer meant that he had a frappe in less than 3 minutes, including ingredient assembly and changing from the blade to the sip-top. He's also a smoothie-holic, and this looks just great for that purpose.I like the small bowl attachment. Looks like it will be good for making salsa, pesto, and mayonnaise. Usually the blender or food processor bowls are too big for those smaller tasks. I have an older Ninja Kitchen System, but it's really too big for my needs.I'll post another review later, after we've used it for a while.Edit - we've been using this daily for smoothies, coffee drinks, sauces, and other stuff since purchase. Absolutely love this little appliance!!

This was the best priced and best blender I could ever ask for. it's been used for salsa, paste and primarily smoothies. uch an amazing addition to my kitchen.

Where have you been all my life? I love it

I like it. It makes great smoothies. It chews up ice like nothing and for me that all I do with it. Smoothies

So far so good!

Bought this less than 6 months ago and it’s been a piece of junk since the first month. Not sure if it has a short or the product is just defective. Will never buy another Ninja product!

I have had the Ninja nn 102 for years. The main bowl cracked early on but is still usable. I make a lot of nut butters with it and grind dates as well. It will not stand p to difficult grinding. Also the bowl cannot easily be replaced as i have not found one on amazon. the manufacturer has them listed on their site.

Great shake maker! I can't wait to use the main bowl for other items. Sturdy and streamlined.