The Ninja Slushi Is Only $200: Early Amazon Prime Day Deal 2026
Two years after it turned Marg Monday into a daily, the Ninja Slushi is only $200. That’s the cheapest deal ever.
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Two years after it turned Marg Monday into a daily, the Ninja Slushi is only $200. That’s the cheapest deal ever.
We’ve trawled the depths of Amazon to find the best early Prime Day deals on gear we’ve tested.
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To be fair, it's a security loophole that needs to be closed.