Ninja Blast 18oz Portable Blender Passion Fruit: Cordless Personal Smoothie Blender, Stainless Steel Blades

A: If the ice is HARD, it will only crush it a bit. If it is the "soft" nugget ice it will pulvize it to a slushy-type snow ice, sort of "wetter" than snow. Try small Snowball Machine for DRY fluffy ice!

A: This unit is designed to handle ice and frozen ingredients, but due to its compact size and cordless design, it may not consistently turn ice into a snow-like texture. It can crush smaller ice cubes effectively for smoothies and frozen drinks, but results may vary depending on ice type and quantity.

A: No, the Ninja Blast 18oz Portable Blender is a cordless, battery‑powered blender and should not be used while plugged in. It’s designed to be charged first and then used wirelessly.

A: No, the Blast Portable blender features a built-in cup that doesn't detach from the main unit.

A: Yes, your Blast Portable Blender can handle nut butters.

A: Yes, it does make some noise, which is normal for a small portable blender. The Ninja Blast can sound fairly loud when blending frozen ingredients because its compact motor works harder, but the blending cycles are short, so the noise doesn’t last long. It’s about the same noise level as other personal or cordless blenders and is generally manageable for everyday use.

A: The Blast 18oz comes with the following: 7.4V USB-C rechargeable motor base, Blending Vessel, Easy-Open Sip Lid with carrying handle and USB-C Cable.

A: Great question! The Blast is very easy to clean. Just add warm water and a drop of dish soap, secure the lid, and run a quick blend cycle. Then rinse everything out and let it dry.

A: The Blast Blender is 1.7 pounds. It is portable and it features a high performance motor and cup that handles everyday blending with ease. We don't measure the noise level of our unit since noise can vary based on what you're blending.

A: Yes, the Ninja Blast Portable Blender is designed to blend frozen fruit smoothly when it’s used with enough liquid, such as almond milk, so there’s no need to worry about it breaking under normal use. As long as you add liquid first, keep the frozen fruit pieces reasonably sized, and avoid overfilling, the blender can handle frozen ingredients safely and effectively, delivering smooth results without straining the motor.

A: The Ninja Blast BC151BK is not dual-voltage; it’s designed for 120V only, which is standard in the U.S. and Canada. If you plan to bring it to Asia (where most countries use 220–240V), you’ll need a voltage converter, not just a plug adapter. Using it without the proper converter could damage the appliance or pose a safety risk.