Head-to-head

Ninja BL770 vs BN801: BN801 enlarges personal cups, not the main pitcher or processor

The short answer

BL770 fits cooks who prefer manual timing and smaller drinks. BN801 adds preset cycles and larger personal cups without enlarging either main bowl.

Before you choose

The reasoning and the trade-offs

Personal cups grow by half

BN801's 24-ounce cups add 50% nominal volume to each BL770 cup.

What this is based on

(24 - 16) / 16 = 50%, before the separate ingredient fill limits.

Main trade-off

Ninja Mega Kitchen System

You must time every blend manually.

Main trade-off

Ninja Professional Plus Kitchen System

The automatic programs are fixed cycles rather than load-responsive sensing.

Ninja Mega Kitchen System

Ninja Mega Kitchen System

Choose it for
  • You prefer to stop each mix by texture
  • Sixteen-ounce cups suit your usual drinks
Main trade-off
You must time every blend manually.
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Ninja Professional Plus Kitchen System

Ninja Professional Plus Kitchen System

Choose it for
  • You want named automatic smoothie and dough cycles
  • Twenty-four-ounce personal cups are useful
Main trade-off
The automatic programs are fixed cycles rather than load-responsive sensing.
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Analysis updated , Catalog updated , Amazon.com / United States

About this comparison

BL770 and BN801 share large pitcher and processor sizes. Their useful differences are manual versus preset control and 16- versus 24-ounce cups.

manual timing or preset cycles

Winner by situation

Start with what you need it to do

  • Prefer hands-on texture control

    BL770's manual operation fits a cook who chooses every stop.

    Ninja Mega Kitchen System
    Better fit
    Ninja Professional Plus Kitchen System
    Good
  • Repeat a preset smoothie or dough cycle

    BN801 supplies five named automatic sequences.

    Ninja Mega Kitchen System
    Caution
    Ninja Professional Plus Kitchen System
    Better fit
  • Need more than a 16-ounce personal vessel

    BN801 includes two 24-ounce cups.

    Ninja Mega Kitchen System
    Caution
    Ninja Professional Plus Kitchen System
    Better fit
  • Need a larger main processor bowl

    Both processors are labeled eight cups.

    Ninja Mega Kitchen System
    Similar
    Ninja Professional Plus Kitchen System
    Similar

What matters in practice

The differences that matter

Personal cups grow by half

BN801's 24-ounce cups add 50% nominal volume to each BL770 cup.

How we reached this conclusion

(24 - 16) / 16 = 50%, before the separate ingredient fill limits.

The main vessels are a tie

A capacity-driven upgrade only makes sense for personal cups, not the processor or family pitcher.

How we reached this conclusion

Both list an eight-cup processor and 64-ounce liquid maximum.

Automation changes attention, not the included cuts

BN801 adds named cycles but still does not supply a slicing disc.

How we reached this conclusion

The standard BN801 tool list includes chopping and dough blades, as does BL770.

Choice A
Ninja Mega Kitchen System

Ninja, BL770

Mega Kitchen System

A manually controlled 72-ounce blender comes with an eight-cup processor and two smaller travel cups for cold drinks and dough prep.

Best matched use
A large blender and separate processor without automatic recipe cycles

Checked facts

  • 1500-watt motor base with manual controls.
  • 72-ounce pitcher has a 64-ounce maximum liquid fill.
  • Eight-cup processor bowl includes chopping and dough blades.
  • Two 16-ounce cups with travel lids are included.
  • The processor manual allows up to two pounds of dough, subject to its recipe and load guidance.
Choice B
Ninja Professional Plus Kitchen System

Ninja, BN801

Professional Plus Kitchen System

A proven 1,400-peak-watt bundle with a large blender, processor bowl, dough blade and two travel cups.

Best matched use
An affordable all-in-one kitchen system

Checked facts

  • The base is rated at 1,400 peak watts.
  • The system includes a 72-ounce pitcher, 64-ounce processor bowl and two 24-ounce cups.
  • Five Auto-iQ programs cover smoothies, frozen drinks, extraction, chopping and dough.

Meaningful differences

What changes the fit

Meaningful differences between Ninja Mega Kitchen System and Ninja Professional Plus Kitchen System
What changesNinja Mega Kitchen SystemNinja Professional Plus Kitchen SystemWhy it matters
Automatic cyclesNone5 Auto-iQ programsBN801 can run a named sequence for a matching task.
Personal cupsTwo 16 oz cupsTwo 24 oz cupsBN801 increases each personal vessel's nominal size.
Processor bowl8 cups8 cupsThe newer control system does not add processor room.
Pitcher liquid maximum64 oz64 ozNeither has a liquid-batch capacity advantage.

What you give up

Every choice has a cost

If you choose Ninja Mega Kitchen System

  • Its sixteen-ounce cups are smaller than BN801's twenty-four-ounce cups.

If you choose Ninja Professional Plus Kitchen System

  • There is no supplied slicing disc despite the processor bowl.

Recommendation switch

The decision flips if...

Personal drinks get larger

Choose Ninja Professional Plus Kitchen System. The cups are the meaningful capacity difference in this pair.

You need slicing or shredding next

Choose neither. A system with an actual slicing disc is required.

What matters in practice

How to make the call

01

Keep a manual workflow if it works for you

BL770 expects the cook to watch texture and control the run. That can be a comfortable choice for chopping and mixtures that need frequent short pulses. There is no need to value preset cycles if you will override them.

02

Consider automatic cycles for repeated recipes

BN801's named programs cover smoothies, frozen drinks, extraction, chopping and dough. They are fixed patterns, so they do not carry the same meaning as a load-sensing system. Ingredient order and fill limits still matter.

03

Find the actual capacity upgrade

BN801's cups are larger, while the big pitcher and processor capacities match. If a current machine feels too small only for family batches, this pair does not offer a solution. For sliced vegetables, neither standard kit supplies the disc hardware.

Check these before buying

  • Confirm the selected Amazon variation retains model BL770 or BN801.
  • Compare your typical personal drink against its cup MAX line, not just the outer volume label.

What this comparison cannot tell you

  • This is a comparison of documented equipment and controls. Blend texture, noise and durability have not been tested head to head.

What the facts say

What the comparison shows

Useful conclusions from the current high-end blenders comparison, followed by the checked facts used to reach them.

Compared set

Only 7 of 29 models checked match every need here: “I prefer direct speed control”, “I want reliable walk-away programs”, and “I want cups that blend and travel”.

7 matching models from 29 checked
See the checked facts and calculation notes
Compared set
29 models
Source records
5 for the products shown
Catalog updated

Match countThe count uses the current product-to-need assignments for “I prefer direct speed control”, “I want reliable walk-away programs”, and “I want cups that blend and travel”. A need with no documented match does not count.

Facts and source records used for the products in this recommendation
ProductNeeds matchedChecked factsSource records
Ninja Mega Kitchen System
  • Manual control
  • Single serve
  • 1500-watt motor base with manual controls.
  • 72-ounce pitcher has a 64-ounce maximum liquid fill.
  • Eight-cup processor bowl includes chopping and dough blades.
Ninja Professional Plus Kitchen System
  • Auto programs
  • Single serve
  • The base is rated at 1,400 peak watts.
  • The system includes a 72-ounce pitcher, 64-ounce processor bowl and two 24-ounce cups.
  • Five Auto-iQ programs cover smoothies, frozen drinks, extraction, chopping and dough.

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