Ninja Blender BL660

For a morning smoothie, a batch of frozen drinks for guests, or a shake you can take out the door, the Ninja Blender Pro+ is designed to cover both countertop blending and single-serve prep. Its 1100-watt motor, large pitcher, and two travel cups give it a flexible setup for households that make more than one kind of blend. You can choose from three manual speeds, use pulse control, or blend in a cup with the single-serve function. The main capacity detail to keep in mind: the 72-ounce pitcher has a stated maximum liquid capacity of 64 ounces.

Key specifications

The blender has a 1100-watt motor and a 72-ounce pitcher for larger batches, with a 64-ounce maximum liquid capacity. Ninja’s Total Crushing blade assembly is intended to crush ice and handle ingredients for smoothies, frozen drinks, and sauces. For smaller servings, the package also includes a Pro Extractor Blades assembly and two 16-ounce to-go cups with spout lids.

Control is manual: there are three speeds, pulse, and a dedicated single-serve function. That gives you a few ways to adjust a blend, but the listed controls are not a set of automatic programs. Removable parts are BPA-free and top-rack dishwasher safe, which can make cleanup less of a chore after blending.

Who it’s for

A solid pick if you regularly switch between making one drink and preparing a larger batch. For example, you could blend a smoothie directly in a 16-ounce cup before work, then use the pitcher later for frozen drinks or sauces to serve at home. The two cups are useful when you want separate portions ready to take along, while the pitcher supports meal prep or serving several people.

It might not be a great match if your usual batches require more than 64 ounces of liquid, or if you want the blender to choose settings for you. The listed setup focuses on manual speed selection and specific blending accessories rather than hands-off preset controls. Without having tried it, the practical tradeoff is clear from the listed features: you get several batch sizes and blade assemblies, but still need to select the blending approach yourself.

Included in the package

The package includes the 1100-watt motor base, a 72-ounce pitcher with lid, a stacked blade assembly, two 16-ounce to-go cups with spout lids, and a Pro Extractor Blades assembly. That is a more versatile starting bundle than a basic pitcher-only blender, particularly if you expect to make both family-sized batches and individual drinks. The listed accessories do not include additional cups beyond the two, so frequent back-to-back single servings may mean washing one before using it again.

Before you decide

Can it handle frozen drinks? The Total Crushing blades are described as able to crush ice and are intended for frozen drinks, along with smoothies and sauces.

How much liquid fits in the pitcher? The pitcher is 72 ounces, but its stated maximum liquid capacity is 64 ounces. Use that lower figure when planning liquid-heavy batches.

Are the cups meant for taking drinks along? Yes. The two 16-ounce cups come with spout lids, so you can blend a single serving and take it with you.

Is it worth it?

This Ninja makes the most sense if you’ll use both the full-size pitcher and the to-go cups, that combination is the main reason to choose it over a simpler blender with only a large jar. It also offers manual speed control and pulse for people who prefer to adjust blends themselves. If you only need occasional basic blending, or want automatic programs and a larger liquid capacity, those needs aren’t covered by the listed features. For regular smoothies, frozen drinks, sauces, and mixed batch sizes, the included setup gives you practical options without requiring a separate single-serve blender.