Best Ninja Creami Deal on Cyber Monday: Verified by a Chef

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Which Ninja Creami Model Should You buy?

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December 1st: QVC's Black Friday bundle is over; the price has risen by $20 and no longer offers the best value for money. Better news: Ninja's beautiful Limited Edition 7-in-1 Creami in Coffee Cream is back in stock and cheaper than it was before Black Friday, with four pints included as a free gift today. The Ninja Creami Swirl deal at SharkNinja is runner up as the best Creami deal of the day, with the lowest-ever price on the viral soft-serve machine (well below $300).

So, you’ve been biding your time to buy the world's most popular ice cream maker, waiting to see if an unmissable Cyber Monday deal pops up. You’re in luck. I'm a trained chef who is obsessed with my Creami, and I’ve been tracking the best Ninja Creami deals for days.

On Black Friday, I was confident that the best Ninja Creami deal was this Ninja Creami 7-in-1 bundle at QVC with a bunch of extra containers. But today, the price has shot up by $20, and it's not looking quite as appetizing any more. However, there's a new hot deal in town: Ninja's beautiful Limited Edition 7-in-1 Creami in Coffee Cream is back in stock and cheaper than it was before Black Friday, at $179.99 with four pints included as a free gift today.

You'll find everything you need to know about the best Ninja Creami deals when you scroll down. The sales will end tonight, so whether you're going for soft swirls or scoopable classics, this is the last chance saloon.

Best Ninja Creami Cyber Monday Deal

Usually, you pay a premium for SharkNinja’s exclusive colorways, but today there's a rare deep discount. I have coveted this neutral cream shade since it came out. It blends into the kitchen and doesn't hog visual space. The 7-in-1 model keeps things simple with all the essential gelato and smoothie bowl functions, but no gimmicky features you’ll never use. Today’s deal still throws in four extra pint bowls (a $50 value). If you like to make multiple batches and stash them in the freezer, this is absolutely worth it. And if you already grabbed the Black Friday QVC bundle, don’t worry. Ninja’s new offer matches that price, so you’re not missing out too much.

More Ninja Creami Deals Worth Considering

If you've already been scrolling for the best Cyber Monday Ninja Creami deals, you might have noticed that retailers take different approaches to Ninja Creami pricing.

Some retailers are inflating the original price to make discounts look bigger (I'm looking at you, Macy's – the RRP on the Ninja Creami Deluxe is $250, not $300).

And with five iterations of the product on the market, it can be tricky to figure out which Ninja Creami deal offers the biggest bang for your buck. I've got you covered with the comparisons below, which outline extra features that may be worth it to you, or prices that may be more palatable for ice cream purists.

The Swirl is still pretty fresh to the market – having gone viral at the start of this year – so I’m genuinely surprised it’s discounted at all. It’s a fantastic option for families with young kids, offering a fun, interactive way to make treats at home. While I usually lean toward classic Italian-style gelato, I’ve been surprised by how much I enjoy the all-American soft-serve the Swirl delivers. It’s light, airy, and beautiful, and there are options for frozen yoghurt, low-cal ice cream, frozen custard, and experimentation with mix-ins, too.

Read more in our full review

Which Ninja Creami Model Should You buy?

Ninja Creami Deluxe next to the older Ninja Creami

The answer depends on the kind of recipes you want to make, how much design matters to you, and how much you want to spend. Our team has tested them all and I personally own the Ninja Creami Deluxe (I tested it on Em the Nutritionist's healthy ice cream recipes), but that might not be the right fit for you.

Ninja Creami 7-in-1

If you want a solid balance of price and features, I think the Ninja Creami 7-in-1 is a great buy. In total, it offers seven features, including ice cream, lite ice cream, milkshakes, mix-in, sorbet, gelato, and smoothie bowl. It's not fancy-looking, but it's reliable and excellent at what it does. The promise of açai bowls could be a dealbreaker for healthy eaters.

Ninja Creami Deluxe

The Ninja Creami Deluxe builds on the original with five additional programs: frozen yogurt, Creamiccino, frozen drink, slushi, and Italian ice (and it does away with the smoothie bowl feature).

If you enjoy a frozen drink, the Deluxe has you covered across the board. It also boasts a 24 oz container, which is 50% bigger than the original 16-ounce. It can also process half a container at a time if you want a half-and-half ice cream or don't think you'll use a whole tub. Ninja also offers a range of fun colorways on this SKU.

If you like the sound of the extra features and more modern design, the Deluxe is worth the spend.

Ninja Creami Scoop & Swirl

If you love soft-serve, you'll need the Ninja Swirl by Creami. Our tester, Kate, loved the super light, creamy, and picture-perfect results. We think it's great for families with young kids, or those who are frequent entertainers looking for show-stopping desserts.

However, if you're not fussy about your ice cream aesthetics and can forgo the cone, the original or the Ninja Creami Deluxe will save you money.

How Can You Tell You've Found a Good Ninja Creami Deal?

Compare the deal price to the RRP: For example, the Creami Deluxe (11‑in‑1) shouldn’t normally surpass its recommended retail price, which is around $250. If you see it listed for more, that’s not a deal; it’s just inflated pricing.

Check historical pricing: I use sites like CamelCamelCamel or Honey to see the price history on Amazon and other retailers. This helps you know if the Ninja Creami deal is real or just a temporary mark-up shuffle.

Look at bundle deals carefully: Many retailers, like QVC, for example, bundle the machine with accessories, so be sure you’re comparing the total value. Sometimes a deal with a higher price actually offers more in extras, which can be worth it if you’ll use them. Ninja is even offering a Creami Deluxe bundle with a waffle maker, which could be worth it if that's your favorite sweet treat.

Consider your needs vs features: Don’t pay for extra programs or the largest tubs if you only want simple, single-serving scoops. The best deal is the one that gives you the features you actually need for the lowest price.

I'll be watching the prices like a hawk as Cyber Monday unfolds, in case any of the Ninja Creami deals in this guide go out of stock. Our Home Tech editor, Dan Fauzi, is also tracking all the best Cyber Monday Home Deals, if you're keen to continue finding the biggest deals of the day without scrolling.

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Lydia is the Kitchen Appliances Editor for Homes & Gardens, testing everything from air fryers and mixers to juicers and coffee machines. She trained in Culinary Arts at Leiths School of Food & Wine and previously served as the Recipe Editor for Mindful Chef.