Ninja 2-in-1 Blender with Auto-iQ (BN750EU)
Raw blending power and one-touch Auto-iQ presets at a very attractive price — the value pick for smoothies and ice
Key characteristics
Highlights
- ✓ 1200W motor crushes ice and frozen fruit with ease
- ✓ Auto-iQ: 3 one-touch programs plus 4 manual speeds
- ✓ 2.1L jug for batches and a 700ml single-serve cup
- ✓ Dishwasher-safe parts and simple one-touch controls
Our take
What it lacks in finesse the BN750 makes up in raw power: it crushes ice and blends liquids fast, comes with the jug and single-serve cup in the box, and undercuts pricier rivals. It's loud and leaves chunks in dry mixes, but for everyday smoothie-and-ice duty it's the value pick to beat.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- + Very powerful — crushes ice effortlessly
- + Jug and single-serve cup both in the box
- + Simple one-touch Auto-iQ controls
- + Attractive price for the performance
Cons
- − Very loud in use (measured around 93 dB)
- − Leaves chunks with dry ingredients
- − Plastic jug feels less premium than glass rivals
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