Verdict: Creami vs Slushi — which deal wins?
The Ninja Creami Prime Day and Ninja Slushi discount deals are limited-time frozen dessert maker offers that cut well over 20% off these viral machines, giving shoppers rare savings on summer-ready ice cream and slushie makers before seasonal demand wipes out remaining stock. Both machines are popular, heavily shared on social media, and have already sold out at some retailers, making current prices unusually strong compared to their regular cost. The headline offer: the Ninja Creami Scoop & Swirl NC701UK is down from £349.99 to £269.99, a saving of £80 for Prime members, while the Ninja Slushi 88 oz machine is on sale for USD 200 (approx. RM930), a USD 150 (approx. RM700) discount and 42% off. Between the two, the Slushi deal is the deepest cut, but the Creami has better availability and broader dessert functions, so value depends on whether you want scooped ice cream or fast party drinks.
| Deal | Original price | Current price / savings |
|---|---|---|
| Ninja Creami Scoop & Swirl (NC701UK) | £349.99 | £269.99 (save £80) |
| Ninja Slushi 88 oz at Best Buy | USD 349.99 (approx. RM1,630) | USD 200 (approx. RM930), save USD 150 (approx. RM700) |
| Ninja Slushi at Walmart (selected models) | USD 299 (approx. RM1,390) | USD 179 (approx. RM830), save USD 120 (approx. RM560) |
Ninja Creami Prime Day: deep ice cream maker sale with strong availability
The Ninja Creami Scoop & Swirl NC701UK is one of the standout frozen dessert maker deals in the current Amazon Prime Day ice cream maker sale, dropping from £349.99 to £269.99 for Prime members, a clean £80 saving and more than 20% off. This is framed as one of the stronger kitchen discounts this week for anyone who has been waiting for a price cut on Ninja’s viral Creami range. Functionally, the NC701UK combines soft-serve and scoopable ice cream in a single unit, delivering 13 modes including ice cream, gelato, sorbet, frozen yoghurt, milkshakes and dedicated soft-serve settings. It comes with two 480ml tubs, a dispensing lid, drip tray and recipe guide, plus a CreamiFit mode aimed at higher-protein, lower-calorie treats. The main catches are that ingredients must freeze for around 24 hours before spinning and the machine is tall at about 45cm, which could be awkward on crowded counters.
Ninja Slushi discount: huge savings, but stock is vanishing fast
On paper, the Ninja Slushi discount is even stronger than the Creami’s. One current offer marked the Slushi down from USD 299 (approx. RM1,390) to USD 179 (approx. RM830), a USD 120 (approx. RM560) saving at Walmart, while another cut it from USD 349.99 (approx. RM1,630) to USD 199.99 (approx. RM930) at Best Buy, a USD 150 (approx. RM700) discount. A separate sale places the Ninja Slushi 88 oz machine at USD 200 (approx. RM930), saving USD 150 (approx. RM700) and representing 42% off. 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”. Functionally, the Slushi can turn many drinks into frozen treats in under 30 minutes with five modes: Slush, Spiked Slush, Frappe, Milkshake and Frozen Juice. However, stock has been hammered: the deal sold out at Walmart and Amazon, and only Best Buy appears to have units left, with no clear indication of how long that will last.
Which frozen dessert maker delivers better value?
Both machines are viral, seasonal crowd-pleasers, but they serve different roles. The Ninja Creami is built for ice cream and soft-serve in multiple styles, including gelato, sorbet, frozen yoghurt and milkshakes, making it a flexible all-round frozen dessert maker for families and home cooks who want custom mixes and higher-protein options. The Ninja Slushi is aimed at quick-format drinks: cocktails, mocktails, frappes and slushies for gatherings, turning suitable liquids into large batches of frosty drinks in about 25–30 minutes. In pure discount terms, Slushi wins: up to USD 150 (approx. RM700) off is a steeper cut than the Creami’s £80 saving. However, the Slushi deals are already sold out at some major retailers and are explicitly described as ending within hours at Best Buy, while the Creami Prime Day offer remains live with stronger availability. If you value reliability of stock, Creami is the safer buy.
Buy if / Skip if
- Buy the Ninja Creami if you want an all-purpose ice cream maker with 13 modes for ice cream, gelato, sorbet, frozen yoghurt and milkshakes, and you’re happy to plan ahead for 24-hour ingredient freezing.
- Skip the Ninja Creami if you have limited counter space or dislike tall, bulky appliances, as this machine stands around 45cm and has multiple parts to clean.
- Buy the Ninja Slushi if your priority is fast frozen drinks for parties, including slushies, frappes and milkshakes that can be ready in under 30 minutes and served to 8–12 people.
- Skip the Ninja Slushi if you need guaranteed availability or prefer buying from Amazon or Walmart, since the deal has sold out at both and remaining Best Buy stock may vanish quickly.
- Buy the Ninja Creami if you care more about reliable Prime Day stock and a solid, well-reviewed ice cream maker sale than chasing the single deepest discount on a party-drink machine.
- Skip the Ninja Slushi if you mainly want scoopable ice cream, gelato or protein desserts rather than slushies and frozen drinks, as its modes are focused on beverages rather than traditional ice cream.
