Ninja TB401 Black

Advantages

• ✓Higher motor wattage (850 W) can deliver slightly faster processing for dense ingredients.
• ✓Slightly lighter at 4.25 kg, making it marginally easier to move.

Disadvantages

• ✗Lacks the personal 700 ml cup and jug blender, offering only food‑processor functionality.
• ✗Does not include the Auto‑IQ program set found on the BN801ME.

Advantages

• ✓Peak power of 1600 W provides stronger torque and less chance of stalling on thick mixes.
• ✓Never‑stall motor design and larger XL bowls suit heavy‑duty batch cooking.

Disadvantages

• ✗Heavier (~6.8 kg) and larger footprint, making it less suitable for limited counter space.
• ✗Higher price point and no dedicated personal cup accessory.

Advantages

• ✓More preset Auto‑IQ programs (6) and a compact design for tight kitchens.
• ✓Slightly lower weight (~4 kg) improves portability.

Disadvantages

• ✗Lower peak power (1400 W) may struggle with very thick dough compared to BN801ME.
• ✗Smaller overall capacity without a separate 2.1 L jug.