I didn't know about the Mega, but I got a good deal at Kohl's for the Professional Plus system. $139 including tax. I would have preferred a 1500 watt blender but I think the base being sturdier offsets the minuscule difference 100 watts would make. I've owned a 1200 watt Healthmaster for well over a decade now & been happy with the blending power at the power level. At this wattage, we're dealing with almost a 2 hp engine on a blender. I already have a stand mixer for dough but it's always nice to have the options with the food processor. Ove had great experiences with Ninja's warranty with their OL701 Foodie, so Shark Ninja brand products are a safe bet for the long term.
I have the cheaper one...having to lift the lid to add liquid is so annoying..I probably would have gotten the more expensive one had I known there were more options
Perfect video. Just what I was looking for in trying to decide which would work best for my needs. Thank you for sharing this! Super helpful!!!!!
You are so welcome!
Which one did you decide?
Thanks for the video! Are the parts (disc/blade) compatible with each other? Even the lids?
Thank you so much! You helped me choose which one was right for me!
Glad to help
Thank you for this. Purchased the Pro Plus as a gift then saw the Mega on sale for less… but I’m just going to stick with the Pro 🤞🏼
Unfortunately I was wrong… she wanted a Creami… 😐
Good explanation helped me with my shopping thank you sir.
Glad to hear that
Does it blend up greens - spinach and kale? Does it blend vegetables? All I see demonstrated are ice and liquids.
I didn't know about the Mega, but I got a good deal at Kohl's for the Professional Plus system. $139 including tax. I would have preferred a 1500 watt blender but I think the base being sturdier offsets the minuscule difference 100 watts would make. I've owned a 1200 watt Healthmaster for well over a decade now & been happy with the blending power at the power level. At this wattage, we're dealing with almost a 2 hp engine on a blender. I already have a stand mixer for dough but it's always nice to have the options with the food processor. Ove had great experiences with Ninja's warranty with their OL701 Foodie, so Shark Ninja brand products are a safe bet for the long term.
I have the ninja professional one I like it
Thank you!!! Great job!
I have the cheaper one...having to lift the lid to add liquid is so annoying..I probably would have gotten the more expensive one had I known there were more options
$159.00 vs $199.
Thanks for adding this