Ninja BN750UK 1200W blender with 2.1L jug

This 2-in-1 blender handles both shared batches and single portions, letting you make smoothies, sauces and crushed ice with ease. It combines programmable convenience and manual control, helping speed up weekend prep and everyday drinks.

Key Points

The appliance includes a large jug for group use and a separate cup for single-serve drinks, which makes it flexible for different routines. The Auto-iQ system uses pre-set patterns of pulse, pause and blend to simplify common tasks, and the three automatic programmes mean you can choose a setting and let the blender finish the job. 🍹

The motor delivers sustained performance for demanding tasks, and the set of interchangeable blades is built to withstand intensive use, including repeated ice crushing cycles. Cleaning is straightforward because all removable parts are dishwasher safe, which reduces time spent at the sink. 🧊

Technical Specifications

• Name: Ninja BN750UK 2-in-1 Blender
• Power: 1200 W
• Jug capacity: 2.1 L
• Cup capacity: 700 ml (maximum fill 645 ml)
• Programmes and speeds: 3 automatic programmes (Blend, Max Blend, Crush), 4 manual settings (low, medium, high, pulse)
• Dimensions: 44.5 cm high x 18 cm wide x 25 cm deep (with jug attached)
• Weight: 4.03 kg
• Dishwasher safe: All removable parts are stated to be dishwasher safe by the manufacturer
• Guarantee: 2 years when registered with the manufacturer in the UK and ROI, according to the manufacturer

Usage Recommendations

For larger batches such as soups or smoothies to share, use the 2.1 L jug and select the Blend or Max Blend programme. For single-serve shakes take the 700 ml cup, add the lid and go, which is useful for busy mornings. When working with ice or frozen fruit, use the Crush programme and allow short rest intervals to avoid overheating the motor.

If you favour manual control, experiment with the four speeds to match texture preferences, finishing with the pulse setting for a coarser result. Consider cutting larger solids into smaller pieces before blending to get a more even result and to reduce stress on the blades.