Ninja ES601: Holding Its Everyday Price
Today's best price
4 stores · sorted by price| Store | Price | vs 90-day avg | Checked | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best Buy Best price · 2 stores match this price | $599.99 | - | Aug 31, 11:00 ET | Go to store |
| SharkNinja | $599.99 | - | Aug 31, 11:00 ET | Go to store |
| eBay Marketplace seller | $1,012.42 | - | Aug 31, 11:00 ET | Go to store |
| Walmart · certified refurb Marketplace seller | $479.99 | refurb | Aug 31, 11:00 ET | Go to store |
90-day price history
lowest new price per dayAcross the stores we track, today's price spread is $412.43 ($599.99 to $1,012.42).
Is today’s ES601 price worth rushing for? No, and there is nothing to avoid either. The price sits right around where this model normally trades, an ordinary number rather than a genuine low or an inflated one. As of August 31, 2026, the ES601 is tracked at three new-condition sellers plus one refurbished listing. The two first-party stores match at the cheapest new price, a marketplace seller lists the same new unit well above them, and a separate marketplace listing offers a refurbished unit below the new figure. With today’s number at its usual level, the steady move is to set an alert and buy when a real dip appears or simply when you need the machine; how we track prices explains what the daily record shows.
What the ES601 does in one machine
The ES601 is a 3-in-1 that pulls espresso, brews drip coffee, and makes cold brew from a single unit, so it replaces three appliances for a household that wants all three. It grinds on a conical burr with 25 settings from espresso to drip, matching the grind to the brew on the machine, and its Dual Froth System textures milk through four hands-free programs rather than a manual wand, so milk drinks come out more repeatable and less manual. A built-in scale doses grounds by weight instead of by scoop. It packs a grinder, brewer, and milk system into one body, so measuring your counter and cabinet space before it moves in is worth a minute. Cold brew is the capability that separates this 3-in-1 from a plain espresso-and-drip machine, so a household that wants iced concentrate brewed cold at home is the clearest reason to choose this model.
Reading the ES601’s cheapest seller
The new marketplace tag currently sits well above the first-party anchor, and the other marketplace listing is a refurbished unit rather than new, so both are ones to scrutinize before the first-party price. A marketplace price is a prompt to check the seller’s returns and warranty, and a refurbished listing a prompt to check the condition grade, not proof the model has been discounted. The first-party versus marketplace guide sets out what a marketplace tag usually trades away in return terms.
When the ES601 price might move
Today’s price is ordinary, so there is nothing to chase this minute. The movement to watch is a genuine dip below the level the first-party sellers keep returning to, which on machines like this tends to arrive around retailer promotional events rather than as a steady daily drift. A marketplace low is worth acting on only after the seller’s returns and warranty check out, and a refurbished listing only after its condition grade does, so a real dip and a clean seller together make the case, not the tag alone. Set an alert and let the chart mark the dip.
Where the ES601 sits in the lineup
For other Ninja machines we track, compare the Ninja ES601CY and the Ninja CM401, reading each on price rather than on any single spec. Weigh it against the others on the coffee-maker tracker.
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