Verdict: Are These Ninja Slushi and Creami Deals Worth It?
Ninja’s current frozen drink maker sale and ice cream maker deals bundle deep discounts on the Slushi and CREAMi Scoop & Swirl models, but real value depends on where you buy and how fast you move because prices, colors, and stock levels vary sharply between retailers.
If you want a frozen drink machine, the headline Ninja Slushi deals are strong, especially at Best Buy, where an 88 oz model is down to USD 200 (approx. RM930), a 42% discount and USD 150 (approx. RM700) off the usual price during its rival sale to Prime Day events. That undercuts its previous low of USD 240 (approx. RM1,115). One reviewer notes this is “an expensive machine that has never seen a discount this low.” Meanwhile, ice cream fans can pair that with a Ninja Creami discount: the CREAMi Deluxe is USD 149.99 (approx. RM700) at one warehouse-style retailer, USD 40 (approx. RM185) off for members, and the newer CREAMi Scoop & Swirl has dropped by £81.99 to £268 on a major marketplace, a 23% saving. For value, these are rare lows worth a look if you can find stock.
Ninja Slushi: Best Prices, Capacities, and Where Stock Still Exists
Among frozen drink maker sale options, Ninja Slushi deals are the most aggressive right now, but availability is messy. At one big-box retailer, the Ninja SLUSHi is marked down from USD 299 (approx. RM1,390) to USD 179 (approx. RM830), a USD 120 (approx. RM560) discount. Only Gray and Blue remain; Purple is already gone. Another electronics retailer cuts a different SLUSHi configuration from USD 349.99 (approx. RM1,630) to USD 199.99 (approx. RM930), a USD 150 (approx. RM700) saving.
The 88 oz Ninja Slushi machine there is also highlighted at USD 200 (approx. RM930), 42% off and USD 150 (approx. RM700) off its regular price, beating its previous all-time low of USD 240 (approx. RM1,115). Capacity options span roughly 72 to 150 oz, with larger models adding features like SlushAssist, which automatically adjusts temperature depending on your liquid choice. You get five modes—Slush, Spiked Slush, Frappe, Milkshake, and Frozen Juice—plus sugar and alcohol content limits to keep texture right. For party pitchers and cocktails, this is about as feature-loaded as frozen drink makers get at current prices.
Creami Scoop & Swirl vs Creami Deluxe: Ice Cream Maker Deals Compared
On the ice cream side, the Ninja Creami discount picture splits between the Scoop & Swirl and the older Deluxe. One warehouse-focused retailer sells the Ninja CREAMi Deluxe for USD 149.99 (approx. RM700), USD 40 (approx. RM185) off for members. Separately, a major online marketplace runs one of the strongest ice cream maker deals on the newer Ninja CREAMi Scoop & Swirl, which falls from £349.99 to £268, a drop of £81.99 and a 23% saving.
The Scoop & Swirl is more advanced: it includes 13 frozen dessert programs, two reusable tubs, and a Mix-In function. Those presets cover ice cream, soft serve, gelato, sorbet, frozen yoghurt, and milkshakes, automatically tuning processing cycles for different textures. You pre-freeze tubs, then process on demand, which favours planning but gives you restaurant-style control. If you want the lowest ticket price, the Deluxe is cheaper; if you want features and programmability, the Scoop & Swirl deal is the one to chase.
Stock Reality Check: Where These Deals Still Hold Up
These prices only matter if you can still buy the machines. For Ninja Slushi, the clearest stock is at the electronics retailer, which is openly running its USD 200 (approx. RM930) 88 oz deal during a rival sale to Prime Day events, but that promotion is said to end “in just a few hours” and has already sold out earlier at other stores. The same article notes that Walmart and a major online retailer sold through their Ninja Slushi allocations earlier in the week. Another source confirms the SLUSHi is now out of stock online at one warehouse chain for delivery, though you may find units in local branches.
Elsewhere, a different report on the SLUSHi notes that the warehouse-chain price reduction of USD 80 (approx. RM370) to USD 199.99 (approx. RM930) is only scheduled through June 28. For Amazon-focused shoppers, new Ninja SLUSHi units are currently unavailable, with only pre-owned or refurbished listings often near USD 300 (approx. RM1,390)—worse than the live Ninja Slushi deals at other retailers. On the Creami side, Scoop & Swirl stock appears stable at £268 on the big marketplace, while the warehouse chain’s USD 149.99 (approx. RM700) CREAMi Deluxe offer depends on member access and local inventory. In short: the best prices exist, but they are fragmented and time-limited.
Buy if / Skip if
- Buy the Ninja Slushi if you want a frozen drink maker sale price that beats its previous all-time low and can shop at the electronics retailer offering 42% off.
- Skip the Ninja Slushi if you only buy from the large online marketplace, where new units are unavailable and used listings hover around USD 300 (approx. RM1,390).
- Buy the Ninja Slushi if you host pool parties, cookouts, or cocktail nights and will use its 72–150 oz capacities and five slush modes regularly.
- Skip the Ninja Slushi if you rarely drink slushies, milkshakes, or frozen cocktails and would treat it as a once-a-year novelty.
- Buy the Ninja CREAMi Scoop & Swirl if you want 13 frozen dessert programs, Mix-In capability, and are happy to pay £268 for a feature-rich ice cream maker deal.
- Skip the Ninja CREAMi Scoop & Swirl if you do not care about presets or Mix-Ins and would rather save with the cheaper CREAMi Deluxe at USD 149.99 (approx. RM700).
- Buy the Ninja CREAMi Deluxe if you want a Ninja Creami discount at the lowest entry price and already shop with the membership-based warehouse retailer.
- Skip the Ninja CREAMi Deluxe if you prefer to order from mainstream online marketplaces and want the newest model with more automated programs.
