Is this Ninja frozen dessert deal worth it?
Ninja Creami Prime Day and Ninja Slushi discount offers are time-limited frozen dessert maker deals that cut rare amounts off these viral machines while stock and retailer sale windows last.
If you want a fast verdict: both the Ninja Creami Scoop & Swirl and Ninja Slushi are worth buying at today’s sale prices, but only if you move quickly and pick the right retailer. The Creami NC701UK drops from £349.99 to £269.99, saving £80 for Prime members, which is a sizeable cut on a product that rarely dips much. On the Slushi side, the standout price is at Best Buy, where the Ninja Slushi 88 oz machine falls to USD 200 (approx. RM930), a USD 150 discount and about 42% off the list price. According to one reviewer, “this is well below the lowest price we’ve previously seen the Ninja Slushi sell for, which was USD 240 earlier this year”, which makes this an especially strong ice cream maker sale moment.
Ninja Creami Prime Day: what you get for £80 off
The Ninja Creami Scoop & Swirl NC701UK is the model on Amazon’s Prime Day promotion, and it is one of the headline frozen dessert maker deals in the sale. The price is down more than 20%, from £349.99 to £269.99, giving Prime members an £80 saving on this viral ice cream maker. That discount is unusually deep for a popular kitchen gadget that rarely gets big cuts, so it’s a genuine deal rather than a token reduction.
Functionally, the NC701UK combines both soft-serve and scoopable ice cream modes in one unit, something earlier Creami machines didn’t offer. You get 13 programs including ice cream, gelato, sorbet, frozen yoghurt and milkshakes, plus dedicated soft-serve settings. It ships with two 480 ml tubs, a dispensing lid, drip tray and recipe guide, and includes a CreamiFit mode tuned for higher-protein, lower-calorie desserts. The main trade‑offs: you must freeze your mix for around 24 hours before spinning, and the tall footprint can dominate a smaller countertop. Still, for a widely loved machine with a 4.3‑star rating from hundreds of reviews, this is one of the better Ninja Creami Prime Day offers you’re likely to see.
Ninja Slushi discount: Best Buy vs Walmart (and why stock is tight)
For the Ninja Slushi discount, several retailers have cut prices, but only one is still a clear winner today. Walmart recently marked the basic Ninja Slushi down from USD 299 (approx. RM1,390) to USD 179 (approx. RM830), a USD 120 saving. Best Buy went even harder, trimming a USD 349.99 (approx. RM1,630) version to USD 199.99 (approx. RM930), and separately running an alternative Prime Day sale where the Ninja Slushi 88 oz machine falls to USD 200 (approx. RM930) with USD 150 off the usual price.
That Best Buy price undercuts the lowest recorded Slushi price of USD 240 (approx. RM1,120) earlier this year, making it the best Slushi offer on the table. The catch is availability: the same deal has already sold out at Walmart and Amazon, and the Slushi is out of stock for delivery at Costco too. Amazon only shows pre-owned or refurbished units at close to USD 300 (approx. RM1,390). As one reviewer puts it, “for an expensive machine that has never seen a discount this low, it’s a solid offer”—but you have to snap it up before Best Buy’s sale window closes.
Creami vs Slushi: which frozen dessert maker suits you?
Both machines sit in the frozen dessert maker deals category, but they serve slightly different cravings. The Ninja Creami is closer to a traditional ice cream maker sale: you freeze your base overnight, then spin it into ice cream, gelato, sorbet, frozen yoghurt or milkshakes with a variety of textures. It shines for high‑protein recipes, family ice cream nights, and anyone who likes the ritual of prepping pints ahead of time.
The Ninja Slushi focuses on drinks: it turns many beverages into slushies or frozen cocktails in under 30 minutes. You choose from five modes—Slush, Spiked Slush, Frappe, Milkshake and Frozen Juice—and can tweak how icy or loose your drink is. Some models add SlushAssist, which automatically adjusts temperature for smoother results. You do need liquids with at least 4% sugar and under 20% ABV for the machine to work properly. If you regularly host parties or love frozen cocktails, the Slushi’s fast turnaround can be more appealing than the Creami’s 24‑hour prep.
Other Ninja Prime Day deals and when to walk away
Beyond the core Ninja Creami and Slushi, several other Ninja appliances are also on Prime Day deals with limited-time availability. There are discounts on the Creami Scoop & Swirl, Ninja Crispi air fryer, and Ninja Luxe Cafe Pro semi‑automatic espresso machine. The Luxe Cafe Pro, for example, is down USD 150 from its flagship list price during the sale. These extras matter if you want a matching setup for frozen desserts, hot snacks and coffee, though they are add‑ons rather than must‑buys.
Time and stock are the big constraints. The Ninja deals tied to Prime Day vanish when the event ends, with no promise they will return soon. Some warehouse‑club offers stop on specific dates, and stock for Slushi has already disappeared for delivery at certain retailers, with only in‑store options left. If the idea of planning batches a day ahead sounds tedious, or you do not have counter space for a tall machine, these deals are easier to skip. But if you’ve been waiting for a rare price drop on a viral Ninja frozen dessert maker, this is likely the best window before autumn.
- Buy the Ninja Creami if you want a multi-mode ice cream maker with 13 functions for ice cream, gelato, sorbet, frozen yoghurt and milkshakes at a rare £80 discount.
- Skip the Ninja Creami if you dislike planning ahead, because every batch needs around 24 hours of freezer time before spinning.
- Buy the Ninja Slushi if you want fast slushies and frozen drinks in under 30 minutes with five preset drink modes and a record-low price at Best Buy.
- Skip the Ninja Slushi if most of your drinks are low-sugar or very strong spirits, since the machine needs at least 4% sugar and under 20% ABV to work well.
- Buy the Ninja Creami if you care about high-protein or lower-calorie frozen treats and like the idea of CreamiFit presets for healthier desserts.
- Skip the Ninja Creami if your kitchen has limited vertical space and you prefer compact gadgets over a nearly 45 cm-tall appliance.
- Buy the Ninja Slushi if you entertain often and want a party-friendly frozen dessert maker deal while stock lasts at the remaining retailers.
- Skip the Ninja Slushi if you only shop at Amazon and dislike buying refurbished gear, since new units there are missing or close to full price.
