Just seen this offer for the Nutri Ninja Auto IQ BL480 on the Costco website for £69.99 including free delivery. There is a 5% surcharge for non members.
The same blender is currently priced at £119.95 at John Lewis and £99.99 at Argos.
Looks like a great offer to me.
Latest comments (28)
jai247
7 Mar 16#28
The deal expired a while back, this post should be marked as expired
J1980b
7 Mar 16#27
I can't see it
SPLE22
7 Mar 16#26
it doesnt show up on the website!
filipelima
14 Jan 16#25
its gone up... £77.89 now
philippo
3 Jan 16#24
The auto setting supposedly detects how much resistance it feels and pulses accordingly. It,does certainly stop and start several times to allow the mix to settle so it blends properly. Nothing you can't do yourself, but for me makes it easy for the kids which is worth it. You'll find you end up spending ,ore on fruit than the blasted machine in the first fortnight anyway!
mishmar
3 Jan 16#23
Cheers Ordered! I've been searching for a better price on this particular model for days and no one will match this.
aulakh
3 Jan 16#22
just wondering if 1200w BL490UK is worth the extra £40 :smirk:
Thanks for your reply. If its just auto blitzing, I'm quite content controlling winding up my neighbours with something that sounds a hovering Chinook!
imranbashir10
2 Jan 16#20
Best price around !!
bisoner
2 Jan 16#19
Costco have excellent customer service so buy with confidence.
This Blender makes fantastic smoothies. Use frozen fruit, Costco stores sell large cheap bags, to make some great tasting smoothies. No need for ice as well.
I find a smoothie keeps me going for longer than a traditional brekkie, including porridge. Healthier too.
philippo
2 Jan 16#18
I like the fact that you lock in the beaker and then can either select on / pulse / 45 second auto / 60 second auto. Means the kids use it more than having to keep it pressed down constantly. The 450 doesn't have a turn and lock function like the nutribullet. Not sure whether the extra 100w is significant. Have to say this is my first jump into this blitzing malarkey and am impressed. Kids love slush puppie type drinks also.
jai247
2 Jan 16#17
The Nutri Ninja on QVC is the a different model (BL450). This model (BL480) is priced at £91.56 on QVC.
V21MSW
2 Jan 16#16
This is £59.97 on QVC today with extra cups...
frostyclock
2 Jan 16#14
Just got the Ninja pro 900w from Homebase yesterday for £50 (still available online), not tried yet as today is test driving my wife's soup making kettle looking thing she got yesterday ( she cant see me get anything lol). I did get the Breville Active family pack from Dunhelm posted on HUKD here £17:50 but screws found in bottom of box and one fell out machine when unpacking on Tuesday and didn't work not surprised and gutted, returned for refund. Voted hot for this good price.
unohu to frostyclock
2 Jan 16#15
bobster
2 Jan 16#13
£79.99 at Argos if it's easier for people
Still a cracking deal
u0421793
2 Jan 16#11
Can’t one merely use a hand blender instead to achieve more or less an equivalent outcome?
kellysmythderby to u0421793
2 Jan 161#12
Hand blenders don't come anywhere near this. These obliterate everything.
Askrulous
2 Jan 16#10
I bought the 900w jl one as well, what do you think justifies the extra cost of this one?
jai247
28 Dec 15#9
No they won't price match with Costco
Joggahg
28 Dec 15#8
Will JL PRICE MATCH?
roadrunner1
24 Dec 15#6
Might get this and return the John Lewis one. Decisions.
philippo to roadrunner1
25 Dec 15#7
Have done that. The iq works well and is 1000w vs 900w. So thought it was worth it
Opening post
The same blender is currently priced at £119.95 at John Lewis and £99.99 at Argos.
Looks like a great offer to me.
Latest comments (28)
Link here http://www.costco.co.uk/view/p//view/p/nutri-ninja-kitchen-system-with-auto-iq-bl490uk-193371?referer=carousel
This Blender makes fantastic smoothies. Use frozen fruit, Costco stores sell large cheap bags, to make some great tasting smoothies. No need for ice as well.
I find a smoothie keeps me going for longer than a traditional brekkie, including porridge. Healthier too.
Still a cracking deal