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Does it fit your priorities?
Do you want the standalone Ninja BlendBOSS DB301CY offer rather than the DB301CYB1 travel-tumbler bundle?
The exact U.S. page model field is DB301CY; it is a separate base offer from the DB301CYB1 Cyberspace bundle. Product Details say a 26-ounce handled tumbler is included, but the In the Box list only names the motor base.
Explore this need in the finder →Is one nominal 26-ounce direct-blending BlendBOSS tumbler enough for your serving?
The exact product page describes one handled 26-ounce tumbler used for blending and carrying. Its nominal size is not a numeric safe-fill limit; a 27-ounce minimum vessel requirement does not fit.
Explore this need in the finder →Would Blend, Smoothie and Ice Crush Auto-iQ programs plus a separate Pulse button suit you?
The exact page names those three Auto-iQ programs and shows a separate Pulse control. It does not provide a manual speed dial or say how Pulse activates.
Explore this need in the finder →Do you prefer a countertop blender that uses an outlet during blending?
The official page lists a 120-volt motor base. The cup may be carried afterward, but this is not a cordless blender.
Explore this need in the finder →The DB301CY is the standalone Cyberspace BlendBOSS offer: a small, wall-powered blender built around one handled tumbler. Its appeal is the short path from blending to carrying a drink, not a large family pitcher or a countertop food-prep kit. SharkNinja lists the product page as DB301CY; the similarly named DB301CYB1 is a separate bundle with additional drinkware.
A one-drink setup, not a second blending station
The product page describes one nominal 26-ounce BlendBOSS tumbler with a handle and integrated chug lid. It is the vessel used for blending and then for taking the drink away from the base. The page calls the lid leakproof only when its cap is locked. That makes this a plausible fit if you normally blend one smoothie or iced drink at a time and value a handled carry cup more than a pitcher.
Do not read the 26-ounce label as a safe-fill mark or as a promise of 26 ounces of finished drink. The product page does not give a numeric liquid maximum, and I could not verify a DB301CY-specific U.S. operating guide. Follow the markings and instructions supplied with the actual unit; if a precise usable volume matters, this listing does not establish it.
Separate the base offer from the DB301CYB1 bundle
The model field on this page is DB301CY. Its product description says a 26-ounce tumbler is included, but the structured “In the Box” list names only the 1100-watt motor base. That itemization is incomplete beside the description, so the listing is enough to identify the one-tumbler blender but not a detailed accessory count. It does not confirm an additional companion travel tumbler with a detachable straw.
The separate DB301CYB1 page is explicitly a bundle and advertises that extra travel drinkware. If having an additional cup matters, compare that SKU rather than assuming it comes with every DB301CY offer. The companion drink tumbler is not a second blending cup: the bundle lists one Crush Blade assembly, not another complete blending station. Both product pages identify the Cyberspace BlendBOSS family, but the package detail is not interchangeable.
Three automatic choices plus Pulse
SharkNinja names Blend, Smoothie and Ice Crush as three Auto-iQ programs and shows Pulse as a separate button. This is not a speed dial, and the page does not say whether Pulse must be held down or behaves as a toggle. If you want a particular hands-on control method, check the exact instructions rather than assuming it from the button image. The manufacturer’s program names describe intended use; they are not independent evidence of blending performance.
There is also a power-rating inconsistency worth keeping in view. Product copy promotes a 1200-peak-watt motor, while the technical wattage field and the in-box motor-base line both say 1100 watts. The page does not explain the difference. I would not use either figure to infer a measured result or to rank this model against a blender with a different published rating.
Counter space, care and limits
The manufacturer lists dimensions of 7.2 by 6.69 by 12.91 inches and a weight of 5.62 pounds. Those are product-page figures, not a cabinet-clearance test; the page does not clarify which attached pieces are included in the dimensional measurement. At 120 volts, it needs an outlet during blending, so it is not a cordless bottle blender even though the drink can leave the base afterward.
The specification field says dishwasher-safe, but does not identify each piece or rack placement. No exact U.S. guide was available to settle cleaning details or permissions for hot, carbonated or dry ingredients. I would not treat those uses as approved just because the product advertises ice crushing. The page lists a one-year limited warranty; read the applicable terms before purchase. At the time checked, the official offer showed a back-in-stock notification prompt, so availability may require waiting and this review makes no price or retailer-stock promise.
Who should choose it?
Choose the DB301CY when one handled blending tumbler, three named Auto-iQ choices and a compact outlet-powered base align with your ordinary drink routine. It is a poor match if an essential job requires a verified hot-liquid setting, an exact safe-fill volume, a large batch pitcher, a processor bowl, a separate second blending station or cordless operation. Those needs are not satisfied by the page’s general feature copy.
If you want the same named BlendBOSS family with the specifically advertised companion travel tumbler, compare the DB301CYB1 bundle. If you need broader food preparation or several vessel types, the Ninja CrushBOSS LB401WH is a different, larger package with a pitcher and processor equipment; it also brings more parts and storage to manage. The decision is mostly about format: the DB301CY keeps the offer focused on one blend-and-carry serving, while the bundle adds drinkware rather than more blending capability.
Search for “Ninja BlendBOSS Tumbler Blender DB301CY Cyberspace” to distinguish this base offer from DB301CYB1 and from listings for replacement tumblers or motor-base parts.
Key details at a glance
| Manufacturer-listed container capacity | 26 oz |
|---|---|
| Included container style | One nominal 26-ounce handled BlendBOSS tumbler is described as included for direct blending and carrying the drink after blending. The standalone offer page’s structured In the Box list names only the motor base, so accessory itemization remains incomplete. Nominal capacity is not a safe-fill amount. |
| Documented variable-speed settings | 0 |
| Speed and Pulse controls | Exact product page names Blend, Smoothie and Ice Crush Auto-iQ plus a separate Pulse button. It does not describe Pulse hold-vs-toggle behavior; no manual speed dial is listed. |
| Named programs/control modes | 3 |
| Program categories | Three exact page-named Auto-iQ programs are Blend, Smoothie and Ice Crush, with separate Pulse. Program names do not establish measured performance or ice-only permissions. |
| Published machine warranty term | 1 years |
| Warranty scope and wording | Exact product page states One (1) Year Limited Warranty; full terms and service life not inferred. |
| Manufacturer offer condition | new |
| Published machine weight | 5.62 lb |
| Footprint and height note | Manufacturer lists 7.2 × 6.69 × 12.91 inches; exact page does not explain attached-part measurement or cabinet-clearance allowances. |
| Manufacturer-stated motor rating | 1100 W |
| Timed cycle details | Exact product page does not list cycle durations. |
| Manufacturer listing status when checked | Official exact product page showed a back-in-stock notification prompt when checked; no price or third-party stock claim is encoded. |
| Published base material / finish | Not established by exact-page text; no inference from image. |
| Personal blending jars in package | 0 |
| Power-rating basis | The page promotes a 1200-peak-watt motor, while the wattage specification and the only itemized motor-base line say 1100 watts. The page does not reconcile the claims; neither is an independent output measurement. |
| Power source | False |
| Battery package | 120-volt motor base is listed; no rechargeable battery package is described. |
| Blender and juicer setups on one base | No |
| Included personal blending cups | 0 |
| Food processor bowl included | No |
| Manufacturer peak-watt rating | 1200 W peak |
| Drink vessel separates from base for carrying | Yes |
| MAX fill guidance | No numeric MAX or safe-liquid fill amount is supplied on the exact page; nominal 26 ounces does not establish usable or finished volume. Follow the exact supplied guide and vessel marks. |
| Manufacturer model / SKU | DB301CY |
Use the exact model’s instructions for operating limits, supplied equipment and version differences.
Sources for this assessment
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