Ninja 3-in-1 Food Processor & Blender with Auto-iQ (BN800UK)
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Our quick verdict
A seriously powerful all-in-one that chops, slices, blends and crushes ice with one-touch programs. It’s loud, bulky and not ideal for heavy bread dough, but for everyday food prep and smoothies it replaces several gadgets.
Great for
- People who cook from scratch
- Smoothie and frozen drink fans
- Replacing an old blender and food processor
Skip it if
- You’re short on counter or cupboard space
- You mainly want to knead heavy bread dough
The Ninja BN800UK combines a food processor, a large jug blender and a single-serve smoothie cup on one 1200W base, with Auto-iQ one-touch programs.
Key features
- 1200W motor base
- Auto-iQ programs for chopping, blending and crushing
- 1.8L processor bowl, 2.1L jug and 700ml cup
- Slicing/grating disc and dough tool
What reviewers say
Expert Reviews gave it a Best Buy award, praising how easy it is to use, its power and its automatic programs, which gave a fine, even chop and very smooth blends.
It found the machine loud and the attachments bulky, and it struggled with thick dough.
Source: Expert Reviews (Ninja BN800UK review),
Good to know in Ireland
- Sold by Amazon UK, delivered to Ireland via Amazon.ie.
- UK plug, which fits Irish sockets.
- 2-year guarantee when registered with Ninja (covers UK & Ireland).
Product image: © Ninja, from the manufacturer’s official website.
Pros and cons
What we like
- Very powerful 1200W motor
- Auto-iQ programs give consistent results
- Food processor, 2.1L jug and 700ml cup in one
- Crushes ice easily
Watch out for
- Loud on the highest settings
- Bulky attachments need storage space
- Struggles with thick dough
Specifications
| Power | 1200W |
|---|---|
| Bowl | 1.8L food processor bowl |
| Jug | 2.1L |
| Single-serve cup | 700ml |
| Includes | Slicing/grating disc, dough tool, chopping and extractor blades |
Questions people ask
Can it make bread dough?
It handles light doughs like flatbread and pizza, but reviewers found it struggles with thick, heavy dough.
