Skip to main content Tom's Guide Tom's Guide Search Tom's Guide View Profile Newsletters Best Picks Entertainment Prime Day Deals Switch 2 Restock Galaxy Z Fold 7 Wordle Today Best Mattress Best laptops Recommended reading Kitchen & Dining You can now buy the Ninja Slushi XL — and it’s cheaper than the original Home Appliances Huge Amazon spring sale on Ninja appliances — here's the 3 best deals I recommend Home Appliances Ninja Detect Power Pro with BlendSense Review: Performs like a Vitamix Home Appliances I made smoothies, shakes and pancake batter in Ninja's most powerful portable blender — here's my verdict Ninja's new Artisan Pizza Oven just crashed in price — it can make pizza in 3 minutes Home Appliances I was excited to try this viral Ninja Creami recipe, until Ninja warned users against it — here's why Coffee Makers Ninja Luxe Café Pro review — here’s my honest verdict Home Appliances Kitchen & Dining My favourite frozen drink machine is at a new low — grab the Ninja Slushi for just AU$399 Lucy Scotting 19 June 2025 Turn your home into Margaritaville with this epic EOFY deal When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. (Image credit: Tom's Guide / Lucy Scotting) If you've been shopping for the best kitchen appliances, chances are you've heard of Ninja Kitchen. From practical kitchen necessities, like blenders and air fryers, to novelty appliances, like the infamous Creami, Ninja has it all. I'll be honest here and say that I'm a bit of a fan when it comes to Ninja Kitchen products. From owning a Ninja bullet blender a decade ago to nabbing the Ninja Creami during the previous Amazon Prime Day, I am easily intrigued by the brand and its kitchen gizmos. The one appliance that actually caught my eye many years ago, and that I am now the proud owner of, is the Ninja Slushi. Dubbed "the professional frozen drink maker", this slushy machine racked up a 50k waitlist before releasing in Australia in February this year, and proceeded to sell out within minutes. Globally, the Slushi was a hit too, becoming a viral product seen in social media videos. Right now, for the EOFY sales, the Ninja Slushi has dropped to a new low, just months after its release. Now down to just AU$399 on Amazon, you'll save a massive 33% off the coveted machine — and nab it with plenty of time to prepare your finest frozen cocktail recipes for hotter months to reappear. You'll need to act fast if I were you — stocks are strictly available while supplies last. Save 33%Ninja Slushi: was AU$599 now AU$399 at Amazon It's worth noting that Amazon's RRP is slightly higher than competitors', but this 33% discount brings it down to a nice AU$399, which is the cheapest we've seen so far for the machine. The Ninja Slushi turns liquids into smooth frozen drinks by using specialised RapidChill technology, so you don't need ice. Also available at: • JB Hi-Fi for AU$499 • The Good Guys for AU$499.99 I was able to get my hands on the Ninja Slushi when it became available in Australia earlier this year. Without a doubt, I had plenty of fun testing and churning concoctions in the vessel. The machine has different temperature and texture controls that churn beverages in up to 60 minutes at max capacity, with five preset settings — Slush, Spiked Slush, Frappé, Milkshake, and Frozen Juice. Hands down, my favourite recipe I've made in my time with the Ninja Slushi would be a frozen Pina Colada. The slush wasn't too icy and was perfectly delicious on a warm day. As with my testing, I found that every recipe I tried called for a different level of customisation. What I mean by this is that the presets on the device need to be adjusted per recipe. While most frozen drink mixes will slush properly with the preferred preset, some beverages may need temperature settings to be a little higher for the drink to slushify completely or in the case of too much iciness, it will need to freeze less. If you're happy to play around with the Slushi (like I did) and find the best temperature, you'll be whipping up the perfect frozen bevvy every time. After some trial and error that comes with having a new kitchen appliance, if you're a frozen drink aficionado, you're sure to get a kick out of this slushy machine. Today's best Ninja Slushi deals No price information Check Amazon See all prices (3 found) Sign up to get the BEST of Tom's Guide direct to your inbox. Get instant access to breaking news, the hottest reviews, great deals and helpful tips. Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsorsBy submitting your information you agree to the Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy and are aged 16 or over. See more Home Deals Lucy Scotting Social Links Navigation Staff Writer Lucy Scotting is a digital content writer for Tom’s Guide in Australia, primarily covering NBN and internet-related news. 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