Bella Rocket Blender 12-Piece Set vs. Ninja BN401 Nutri Pro: High-Powered vs. Basic

Overall Verdict

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The Ninja BN401 boasts superior features that the Bella Rocket simply can't match. From its features to its motor power to its build quality, the Ninja is a clear winner. Admittedly, its operation isn’t as straightforward, but it more than makes up for that with intelligent programs designed to take the guesswork out of blending.

In our tests, we found this blender particularly effective at turning oats and frozen ingredients into a smooth liquid, and it was able to fully shred leafy vegetables like kale and spinach in just 20 seconds. The blender's 1000-watt motor and fast-spinning blade make it capable of grinding even solid ingredients like ice cubes into a snow-like consistency with ease, too.

In contrast, the Bella Rocket Blender is a fundamental blender with limited capabilities. While it achieved comparably smooth outcomes for protein shakes and frozen fruit smoothies, it faced challenges while breaking down leafy greens and whole ice cubes. Despite that, the decision to choose between these two blenders ultimately comes down to your budget, as the Ninja BN401 Nutri Pro appears to cost twice as much as the Bella Rocket.

Pros & Cons

Adequate build quality allows for reliable performance.
The motor is less likely to overheat like some of its rivals.
It’s pretty good at processing frozen fruits and raw nuts.
Its ease of use provides a satisfying blending experience.

This blender is an all-arounder that works without a fuss.
Nearly all of its capability is outstanding—it’s very well equipped to crush ice and make smoothies.
The 1000-watt motor provides heavy-duty blending performance.
Smart preset programs are designed to deliver excellent consistency.
There are solid design details throughout the blender.

It may not add any aesthetic interest to your kitchen due to its inspired design.
The ability to liquify fibrous greens is compromised by the low price.
The resting period between blending intervals is longer than average, taking up to 3 minutes.