Kitchen

[disneynut57]

I have a Ninja Creami and its so loud, you could seriously use noise canceling headphones.  That said, how are they demonstrating this product without the noise?

[fthunt]

No Noise - I was wondering the same thing.  Same for recent demo of a carpet cleaner = absolutely no sound.

Q must have invested in some new technology mics b/c anything I buy sounds like a 7/47 takeoff.

[phoenixbrd]

I make ice cream and just a thought ( I didn't watch the demo).  I use frozen bananas and frozen fruit.  If it is fully frozen (hard)  it is LOUD...if it has been defrosted a bit ...not so much.

[wagirl]

I have the Ninja machine that is like the Nutribullet ---and that thing is really loud too--also have a vitamix and that is way less noisy----

[Pinkstylus]

While I was watching this on TSV that very day, I immediately went on youtube to find Honest Reviews from people who bought and owned one. Thank God! There I saw the actual LOUD NOISE being demonstrated. I was thinking QVC knew the loud noise but did something to hide the noise from the viewers. Did not even mention if it was loud or quiet! Went on to another reviewer...he was very right....it isn't actually an "ice cream maker"....you prepare all your ingredients ahead of time, freeze it 24 hours, and only then will the machine do it for you....but actually you did all the preparations. But with the LOUD NOISE, I would not buy it! 

[mimomof4]

During the Ninja Creami presentation that I saw it didn't seem they adequately showed how to use the product or emphasis all of the steps involved.  I remember hearing noise during the presentation.  Since they are also using the "magic" of TV I imagine they can put the sound on the host more than the product.