There are cup rings for the smoothie jars, so you can easily use them as drinking cups at home. There are 13 and 15-ounce jars included for smoothies and shakes, plus a 4-ounce short cup for small batches of salsa or salad dressing. However, it's similarly fantastic at processing fibrous ingredients and produces silky, well-blended smoothies with additions like kale or blueberries. This mid-range option isn't as well-built as the Ninja Fit, and it's also a bit less versatile since it can't crush ice without liquid in the jar. The best mid-range bullet blender we've tested is the Magic Bullet Blender MBR-1101. However, the Fit's jars seem sturdier and don't feel as prone to opening accidentally. If a 16-ounce jar is too small or you want more jars, the Ninja Nutri-Blender Plus is more expensive but has a similar design and performance and comes with three 20-ounce jars. The blender is easier to clean by hand, and unlike the other blenders on this list, you can put the blade assembly along with the jars and lids in your dishwasher.

It's decently well-built and has resealable lids for each jar. That said, it's smaller and lighter than the NutriBullet Pro+. The two jars also have a smaller 16-ounce capacity. It also takes longer to process ingredients, so overall it's a bit less user-friendly. However, you have to press down on the jar constantly for the blender to run. This compact personal blender can make smoothies without leaving leafy bits and grains leftover in the final mix. If you're looking to spend less and don't mind a slightly less convenient design, you may prefer the Ninja Fit. You need to clean the blade assembly by hand, though. The blender is easy to clean by hand, and the jars and lids are dishwasher-safe. However, you can't use it to crush ice without liquid in the jar, so it's not suitable for making crushed ice for cocktails or slushies, but a few ice cubes in your smoothie or shake recipe are no problem. It's easy to operate since you simply push down on the jar and rotate it to blend.

It's also a great option for making small batches of recipes like nut butter, hummus, and other spreads and dips. It comes with a pair of 32-ounce jars with matching cup rings and to-go lids so you can drink your smoothie from the jar. Even if you use stubborn fibrous ingredients, your drink will have virtually no grains or unprocessed bits left over. This blender is worth considering if you make smoothies and shakes with ingredients like leafy greens, fruit, and seeds. The NutriBullet Pro 900 is the best bullet blender that we've tested.

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