Ninja Blast Max, Portable Blender + Twist & Go, Personal Smoothie, Blend, Ice Crush, 3 Programs, Cordless, 22 oz removable Vessel, Dishwasher Safe, Leakproof, Lavender, BC251LD

This powerful machine does it all. It crushes ice and frozen fruits, blends and even has an auto pre-programed feature for a one-push cycle that coordinates the cycle sequences to make a perfect smoothie.This machine is attractive, well constructed and is easy to use and easy to clean. And, the feature that I like best is that that the drinking glass can be separated from the base making the glass lighter and easier to drink out of. The drinking glass is a perfect on-the-go container and fits into a drink holder in the car.It comes complete with is own charging cable and charger and charges within 2 hours. I can use this appliance several times a day and only have to charge it at night before retiring.In my opinion, this is the best rechargable small blender on the market and I highly recommend it. I think that you will enjoy this attractive, practical and easy-to-use blender as much as I do. I would give it 10 stars if more stars were allowable

5/5 Stars – Perfect Blender for Life On the Go!I’ve been using the Ninja Blast Portable Blender for a few weeks now, and I’m seriously impressed. It’s compact, easy to carry, and surprisingly powerful for its size. I’ve used it to make protein shakes, smoothies, and even blend up fruits with ice—and it handles it all like a champ. The USB-C charging is super convenient, and the battery lasts me several uses before needing a recharge.What I love most is how easy it is to clean—just a little water and soap, blend for a few seconds, rinse, and done. It’s perfect for taking to the gym, work, or even when I’m traveling. The design is sleek and the lid doubles as a sip top, so I can drink straight from the blender without making a mess.If you’re looking for a reliable, portable blender that actually gets the job done, Ninja Blast is 100% worth it!

I recently got my hands on the Ninja Blast Max Portable Blender, and it has been an absolute game-changer for my daily smoothie routine. First, the sleek and compact design makes it easy to carry around. Whether I’m at home, in the office, or even on a trip, this blender fits perfectly in my bag without taking up much space.The Twist & Go feature is simply fantastic. It allows me to blend my smoothies directly in the cup I’ll be drinking from, saving me time and reducing the cleanup. The blending power is impressive for such a small device. It effortlessly crushes ice, frozen fruits, and even tough veggies, resulting in silky smooth drinks every time.One of the standout features for me is the battery life. A single charge lasts several uses, so I don't have to worry about constantly recharging it. The portable design and long battery life make it perfect for on-the-go lifestyles.Cleaning the blender is a breeze, too. The detachable parts are easy to rinse off, and the dishwasher-safe cup is a huge plus. The build quality is solid, and it feels durable enough to withstand regular use.Overall, I highly recommend the Ninja Blast Max Portable Blender to anyone looking for a convenient and robust solution for making smoothies and shakes on the go. It’s a fantastic investment for a healthier and more convenient lifestyle.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Fantastic company. Works 100% as advertized. Don't stuff your portable blenders :) I really never needed to shake the device when blending.the bad.LOUD. db must be 90 -110.Tip! if at home, push the button to blend ( your choice of 3 selections :) ) when you stick the blender under the kitchen sink. PUSH Blend _ CLOSE DOOR. Nice and quiet :)

Quick update after using it for a few weeks - the charging indicator works fine, showing green for a number of smoothies, turning red/orange after 7 of them. Probably needed a couple of cycles to calibrate the display.I took it camping a few times and it works just great. I love that the mixing container does double duty as a smoothie bottle rather than having to use yet another thing that needs to be cleaned. I also bought a sleeve/bag for the Blast Max which protects it well during travels.Allow charging via USB-C (or car 12V adapter), and perhaps simplify the cap somehow for easier cleaning, and it would be a clear 5/5.I am an avid Camper and a Health Nut. For my daily smoothie, I use a Vitamix 6300 which reduces anything in the container to a smooth mass. For camping, I had one of those hand-held blenders which do work but tend to clog up quickly and create more of a lumpy than a smoothie. Also, there is always the danger of getting splashed which isn't fun when you're dealing with beets.So I figured I'd give this a try to bring my camping smoothies up to the next level. Note that I pre-blend most of the ingredients in my Vitamix and then freeze the result into concentrated cubes for camping, add banana and frozen pineapple and some Chia, let it sit outside the freezer over night and blend it in the morning.Anyway, I haven't gone camping with the Blast yet, but I think it will work out just fine. I tested how many smoothies I get out of one battery charge and got 11 after the first charge. So blending twice per smoothie will make it last 5 days which is fine for me.The resulting smoothie is right in between the Vitamix and the Blender stick, better than expected for greens like Celery and Kale and even solid things like Beet. Don't pack it too tightly because it will report being stuck if the blade can't spin up freely. Once it turns it makes quick work of the ingredients.There are a few small "room for improvements" and one bigger one. The cap for example is designed well for its function, but not for cleaning. Lots of crooks and nannies in there that need lots of work if you happen to not rinse it right away.Another small thing that could be improved is the charge display. According to the manual, it is green when charged and red when it needs a charge. However, mine turns red right after disconnecting the charger. It blends a while before it stops, but I would like to see a 0/25/50/75/100% indicator, or a digital percentage. Just a red light doesn't do a fairly pricey blender justice.The big thing for me is the dedicated 110V charger. This makes it more challenging to charge on the road. Of course, charging may not be necessary if the batteries hold strong, but I think it would be good to be able to charge this via regular USB-C or at least a 12V. Also good luck if you loose the charger.We'll see how it holds up long term and if there will be replacement parts (like the container/blade assembly) if that should be needed.