Ninja Slushi is on sale for $199.99 on Prime Day this year – cheapest ever

Save $150: As of June 23, the 88-ounce Ninja Slushi Frozen Drink Maker is on sale for Prime Day on Amazon for $199.99. This is 43% off the regular price of $349.99 and the lowest sale price to date.

Even if you don’t follow kitchen appliance releases as avidly as a shopping reporter, you’ve probably heard of Ninja Slushi. This viral frozen drink maker has gained popularity for its ability to chill liquids within an hour without adding ice or pre-freezing the concoction. Even if Slushi never left your wishlist because of its price, the Prime Day price might change your mind. Ninja Slushi is on sale for under $200.

This $199.99 feels like a much more pleasant splurge than the regular $349.99. In fact, it’s the cheapest of the original Slushis (according to Amazon’s price tracking site camelcamelcamel). A $150 discount isn’t too far off from a full 50% markdown, making Slushi one of our favorite Prime Day kitchen deals so far.

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Am I biased towards this deal because I also have a Ninja Slushi and want everyone to experience this level of on-demand warm weather serotonin? of course. But I really think most people would get a lot of use out of Slushi.

A delicious frosé is made by simply pouring three ingredients on top.
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Slushi cannot be blended, so the frozen fruit must be liquefied elsewhere.
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I can’t tell you how much I look forward to making a little frosé on a normal evening after work (and it’s cheaper and less sweaty than flocking to a rooftop bar for happy hour). I also used Slushi’s milkshake setting to put a fun twist on my chocolate or blueberry protein shakes. I convinced my friend’s parents to buy sulsi. Their grandchildren are into it.

If you’ve been waiting for the new double-sided Ninja Slushi Twist to be released on Prime Day this year, unfortunately it’s not out yet. But for hosting purposes, regular Slushi is sufficient for a few people. Ninja says the 88-ounce capacity makes “more than seven servings,” but it always feels like it’s way more than that.

Slushi Twist (left) takes up much more counter space than regular Slushi (right).
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Additionally, Slushi Twist is not as compact as the original Slushi. While it’s fun to make two flavors at once, the $399.99 Ninja Slushi Twist is probably not necessary unless you regularly make drinks for large groups. There is no limit to counter space.