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product_id: 301852
title: "Ninja Master Prep (QB1004)"
brand: "ninja"
price: "704 zł"
currency: PLN
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reviews_count: 9
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# 450W Power Pod 48oz Pitcher for smoothies 3 versatile bowls Ninja Master Prep (QB1004)

**Brand:** ninja
**Price:** 704 zł
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🥤 Blend Boldly, Prep Smartly, Live Effortlessly!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Ninja Master Prep (QB1004) by ninja
- **How much does it cost?** 704 zł with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- ninja enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted ninja brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Effortless Cleanup:** Dishwasher-safe, BPA-free jars with storage lids keep your kitchen sleek and ready for action.
- • **Power Meets Precision:** 450-watt motor delivers speedy, consistent blending and chopping every time.
- • **Compact & User-Friendly:** Lightweight design with simple assembly and one-touch pulsing for busy professionals on the go.
- • **Triple Bowl Versatility:** Switch effortlessly between 48oz pitcher, 40oz processor, and 16oz chopper for all your meal prep needs.
- • **Quiet & Stable Performance:** Whisper-quiet operation with a stable base that stays put—no more counter chaos.

## Overview

The Ninja QB1004 is a powerhouse 450-watt blender and food processor combo featuring three BPA-free, dishwasher-safe bowls (48oz pitcher, 40oz processor, 16oz chopper) designed for smoothies, meal prep, and chopping. Its quiet, stable base and easy assembly make it perfect for busy millennials seeking efficient, versatile kitchen tech without breaking the bank.

## Description

Brand Story By Ninja

Review: OMG! Incredible! - Important to note: My comments are in the context of having been a Vitamix user for over 20 years. We bought the Ninja because we were looking for something to replace our Cuisinart Mini-Prep Plus. We were attracted to the Ninja because the reviews said it turned out more consistent results compared to others. We also noted that people warned about how quickly it could turn ingredients from chunks to mush. Both are very true. What we love about the Ninja is that it's super light, and easy to assemble and clean. It's also very quiet compared to other machines. And, the bases are super stable--no traveling across the counter as our Vitamix wants to do sometimes. What's remarkable is how quickly the Ninja breaks down ingredients. We've been going crazy making nut butters, including peanut and pecan butters. That's where the Ninja totally shines in comparison to all other machines (and we've used them all, from the Vitamix and Cuisinart to others!). Quiet, effective, and speedy are the three words to describe the Ninja. We also made raw cranberry relish (raw cranberries, apples, whole oranges, and dates) that the Ninja zipped out in seconds. It's true that the Ninja won't turn out the kind of silky smooth cream soups that the Vitamix will, but if the Vitamix earns an A+ in this use case, the Ninja earns an A-. You also can't beat the price: Less than 10% of the cost for a Vitamix. Do the math. It's a simple equation if you don't absolutely need silky smooth textures. And there's no comparison with the Cuisinart Mini-Prep, which we found to be noisy, OK for salsa and courser chopping, but not great at nut butters. For the easy of use, what it produces, quietness, and price, the Ninja can't be beat.
Review: Great value for the price, and a powerhouse little unit! - I was looking for a blender so that I could make some smoothies for my daytime eating (to make things easier and healthier), but didn't want to spend a fortune to get something that was easy to use, easy to clean, and a very good blender. A few friends of mine recommended a Ninja blender, so I decided to give this one a shot. I couldn't be happier with my choice! As a blender, I have to say this is by far the easiest to assemble, use, and clean that I've ever had access to. The blades go together in a second, and you just drop them down into the carafe onto the little peg to get them situated. For a typical smoothie, I toss in frozen berries, some ice cubes, a banana, some yogurt, and a little soy milk. The lid snaps on easily without having to play with it forever. Then just set the electrical component on top of the assembly and hold down the large (and only) button, and you're on your way! When everything's done whirring about, it pours nicely out the spout of the lid, and you can stick the whole thing in the fridge if you have some leftovers. Clean-up is amazingly simple, as well. Even when I use a soy protein powder, this thing practically rinses clean with just hot tap water. I've yet to need to scrub with any real effort to get it spotless, including the blades and lid. You can put it in the dishwasher, but it'll probably fair better if you wash it by hand. A few things you should keep in mind if you do purchase this blender: 1. The place where the electrical component attaches to the blade shafts can get spattered with the blender's contents if it's full enough, or if the mixture is thin enough. After using the blender, always check that little indentation on the electrical component and clean it immediately with a dry paper towel, cotton swab, or whatever else you have that'll fit in that area. If you let things dry up in that crevice, it can be hard to clean later. 2. The spout on the lid pours very well, but if there is anything on the rim of the spout when you go to snap it shut (as if to store leftover contents), then it will be spattered about your counter, wall, or shirt. Make sure you wipe that area nice and clean before closing the spout cover. 3. There is a tiny hole in the bottom of the blade shaft where it slides onto the peg inside the blender carafe. Make sure you have a pipe cleaner or thin wire brush (or something similar) to clean up inside that tiny crevice after use. I had a set of wire brushes meant for cleaning out straws and the spouts of sports bottles, and they work perfectly for this. 4. These blades are extremely sharp. Far sharper than those of any other blender I've used. Handle them with extreme care, unless you dislike having all the fingers you currently possess. 5. There is only one speed (Speed Awesome!) and you must hold down the button for it to blend, so you can't walk away from it after turning it on. You do have to stand there and keep the button down to have it continue blending for you. (Essentially, it only pulses.) Bottom line, I highly recommend this to anyone who needs a blender for a good price, and doesn't want to work too hard to clean it afterwards. It also comes with a food processor assembly, so you really can't go wrong!

## Features

- Interchangeable 450-watt power pod.Voltage: 120 V.Auto shut-off: No
- 48 oz. pitcher for frozen blending and smoothies
- 40 oz. bowl for food processing and meal preparation
- 16 oz. chopper bowl for even chopping
- All jars include convenient storage lids, are dishwasher safe, and are BPA free
- Includes: 450-Watt Power Pod, 48 oz. Pitcher, 16 oz. Chopper Bowl, and a 40 oz. Processor Bowl with Splash Guard and (2) Storage Lids

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B004XK4N9C |
| Best Sellers Rank | #3,140 in Kitchen & Dining ( See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining ) #17 in Countertop Blenders |
| Blade Material | Stainless Steel |
| Bowl Capacity | 40 Ounces |
| Brand | Ninja |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (43,448) |
| Date First Available | April 25, 2010 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00622356529785, 10622356529782 |
| Included Components | (1) Splash Guard, 16 oz. Chopper Bowl, 40 oz. Processor Bowl, 450-watt Power Pod, 48 oz. Pitcher, Lid |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Is Dishwasher Safe | Yes |
| Item Weight | 1 pounds |
| Item model number | QB1004 |
| Manufacturer | SharkNinja |
| Model Name | Ninja QB1004 Mixer |
| Number of Speeds | 1 |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash |
| Product Dimensions | 19.06"D x 7.17"W x 11.22"H |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Food Preparation |
| Special Feature | Dishwasher Safe Parts |
| UPC | 622356529785 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Ninja
- **Color:** Black
- **Product Dimensions:** 19.06"D x 7.17"W x 11.22"H
- **Special Feature:** Dishwasher Safe Parts
- **Wattage:** 450 watts

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: how does it compare with the VitaMix?**
A: I own the VitMix and will say it is a very powerful blender, but as others have said it is very loud! Also, a couple other points I do not like about it: with the fixed blades, it is hard to get things like hummus and peanut butter out from the bottom of the blender; also the lid is about impossible for my mother to get off with her arthritic hands. In addition, my mother (who is 76 and not gadget oriented) found it intimidating to use as directed (ie. start on variable "0" setting, then immediately increase quickly to "10", then flip to high). The VitaMix prefers to run on high due to the extremely powerful motor, the Vitamix rep told me the trick to not burning out or overheating the motor was to get it into 'high' ASAP. Now, for the Ninja....MUCH easier to use, mom can even do it as the lid is quite easy to get on and off and there is only 1 button! It does a fine job on her smoothies, they are essentially the same as when I made them with the VitaMix only it takes longer, especially since the Ninja must be pulsed for no longer than 15 seconds or so, whereas with the VitaMix you can just let it run. I also have successfully made hummus, again, it takes a little longer, don't think I would try peanut butter, especially when I have the VitaMix that can easily handle nuts, although as stated, you have to use the tamper to push down the peanuts.  But I love that the blades come out of the Ninja and I can easily scoop all the contents from the bottom of the blender. Plus the smaller 2 cup chopper makes very quick work of onions, and again, easy to get all the onions out as the blades can be removed allowing easy access to whatever you just chopped.   Overall, I am very pleased with the Ninja Master Prep that I recently bought, and in fact I packed up the VitaMix and put it in the basement!

**Q: Compared to  Nutri Bullet and Cuisinart CPB-300?? Thank you!**
A: I have been a paid subscriber to Consumer Reports for about 30 years and rely upon their research and ratings for my purchases. The Ninja was at the time of my first purchase and still is at the top of the list, with 91%, as far as overall rating out of a possible 100% are concerned however your other choices, Cuisinart CPB-300 garnered only 62% and the Nutri Bullet 19%. Hope this helps

**Q: What is the difference between QB1004 and QB900B? I am trying to decide which oone I should buy.**
A: The QB1004 has a 450-Watt motor and comes with what they call a "40oz processor bowl" that I would call a shorter, fatter pitcher. The QB900B has a 400-watt motor and does not have the "40oz processor bowl" that I would call a shorter, fatter pitcher. I've used both models to make snow for snow cones out of larger ice cubes from ice cube trays. The QB1004 I used the "40oz processor bowl". the QB900B I used the 16oz processor bowl. Honestly I haven't used the 48oz picture from either model. These two model's PARTS ARE NOT INTERCHANGEABLE.

**Q: Will it blend raw carrots,beets and ginger?**
A: You would probably have to use some liquid to help it out... that is, if you want a creamy blend. The machine will not make it into a juice as a true juicer would do. but it will make it drinkable if you use some liquid (water, etc.). I am vegan and i love the machine. i make salad dressings using cashews, artichoke hearts, raw vinegar etc.  It makes a great dessert when i use nuts, fruit and dates and almond milk... and so forth. Love it! Hope you enjoy the machine.  CXC

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ OMG! Incredible!
*by D***A on April 10, 2024*

Important to note: My comments are in the context of having been a Vitamix user for over 20 years. We bought the Ninja because we were looking for something to replace our Cuisinart Mini-Prep Plus. We were attracted to the Ninja because the reviews said it turned out more consistent results compared to others. We also noted that people warned about how quickly it could turn ingredients from chunks to mush. Both are very true. What we love about the Ninja is that it's super light, and easy to assemble and clean. It's also very quiet compared to other machines. And, the bases are super stable--no traveling across the counter as our Vitamix wants to do sometimes. What's remarkable is how quickly the Ninja breaks down ingredients. We've been going crazy making nut butters, including peanut and pecan butters. That's where the Ninja totally shines in comparison to all other machines (and we've used them all, from the Vitamix and Cuisinart to others!). Quiet, effective, and speedy are the three words to describe the Ninja. We also made raw cranberry relish (raw cranberries, apples, whole oranges, and dates) that the Ninja zipped out in seconds. It's true that the Ninja won't turn out the kind of silky smooth cream soups that the Vitamix will, but if the Vitamix earns an A+ in this use case, the Ninja earns an A-. You also can't beat the price: Less than 10% of the cost for a Vitamix. Do the math. It's a simple equation if you don't absolutely need silky smooth textures. And there's no comparison with the Cuisinart Mini-Prep, which we found to be noisy, OK for salsa and courser chopping, but not great at nut butters. For the easy of use, what it produces, quietness, and price, the Ninja can't be beat.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great value for the price, and a powerhouse little unit!
*by A***U on June 12, 2013*

I was looking for a blender so that I could make some smoothies for my daytime eating (to make things easier and healthier), but didn't want to spend a fortune to get something that was easy to use, easy to clean, and a very good blender. A few friends of mine recommended a Ninja blender, so I decided to give this one a shot. I couldn't be happier with my choice! As a blender, I have to say this is by far the easiest to assemble, use, and clean that I've ever had access to. The blades go together in a second, and you just drop them down into the carafe onto the little peg to get them situated. For a typical smoothie, I toss in frozen berries, some ice cubes, a banana, some yogurt, and a little soy milk. The lid snaps on easily without having to play with it forever. Then just set the electrical component on top of the assembly and hold down the large (and only) button, and you're on your way! When everything's done whirring about, it pours nicely out the spout of the lid, and you can stick the whole thing in the fridge if you have some leftovers. Clean-up is amazingly simple, as well. Even when I use a soy protein powder, this thing practically rinses clean with just hot tap water. I've yet to need to scrub with any real effort to get it spotless, including the blades and lid. You can put it in the dishwasher, but it'll probably fair better if you wash it by hand. A few things you should keep in mind if you do purchase this blender: 1. The place where the electrical component attaches to the blade shafts can get spattered with the blender's contents if it's full enough, or if the mixture is thin enough. After using the blender, always check that little indentation on the electrical component and clean it immediately with a dry paper towel, cotton swab, or whatever else you have that'll fit in that area. If you let things dry up in that crevice, it can be hard to clean later. 2. The spout on the lid pours very well, but if there is anything on the rim of the spout when you go to snap it shut (as if to store leftover contents), then it will be spattered about your counter, wall, or shirt. Make sure you wipe that area nice and clean before closing the spout cover. 3. There is a tiny hole in the bottom of the blade shaft where it slides onto the peg inside the blender carafe. Make sure you have a pipe cleaner or thin wire brush (or something similar) to clean up inside that tiny crevice after use. I had a set of wire brushes meant for cleaning out straws and the spouts of sports bottles, and they work perfectly for this. 4. These blades are extremely sharp. Far sharper than those of any other blender I've used. Handle them with extreme care, unless you dislike having all the fingers you currently possess. 5. There is only one speed (Speed Awesome!) and you must hold down the button for it to blend, so you can't walk away from it after turning it on. You do have to stand there and keep the button down to have it continue blending for you. (Essentially, it only pulses.) Bottom line, I highly recommend this to anyone who needs a blender for a good price, and doesn't want to work too hard to clean it afterwards. It also comes with a food processor assembly, so you really can't go wrong!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Perfect. Easy Cleanup.
*by B***H on November 19, 2025*

This is a great little blender/processor. I needed a processor to make Mexican Corn Cake but I didn’t want to spend too much as I don’t have many uses to have a big one taking up space all the time. I got this one for $39. This set does not take up a ton of room and is very versatile. You can customize the blades in the small container as well as the pitcher. All of the plastic is nice and thick; there are no cheap feeling pieces in this set. I’ve also made smoothies with it and it crushed ice and frozen fruit with zero issues. I love that it is all dishwasher safe too, saves time on cleanup. Be careful during assembly because when they say those blades are sharp they are NOT joking! I didn’t even know I touched one of the blades when I was putting it together and I must have cut myself! So try to pick the blade part up by the stem. It’s loud like any other blender, but not obnoxious. You’ll definitely hear it in the other room, but it’s a blender so I would think most are going to be loud unless you have a vacuum sealed professional blender.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Ninja QB1004 Blender/Food Processor with 450-Watt Base, 48oz Pitcher, 16oz Chopper Bowl, and 40oz Processor Bowl for Shakes, Smoothies, and Meal Prep,Black
- Ninja QB900B Master Prep Food Processor Blender with 48 oz Pitcher & 16 oz Chopping Bowl, Perfect for Frozen Blending & Chopping, 400 Watts, Dishwasher Safe, Countertop, Grey
- Ninja Food Processor, Professional Plus, 1000 Peak Watts, 4 Functions for Chopping, Slicing, Purees & Dough with 9-Cup Processor Bowl, 3 Blades, Food Chute & Pusher, Silver, BN601

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