I am on my second machine. the first one died after one month. this second one worked well for most of 2014, but is now getting difficult to use. although I enjoy making my drinks. its exasperating to have to deal with. I expect in a few weeks it won't work at all. I don't think I would buy another one. I have the 900 series, was excited about using it as it seemed sturdier. not to be.

It does what it's supposed to and makes quick work of anything you put in it. We have made many smoothies with fruits vegetables and greens. You can never taste the greens, which is nice. The only thing is, there are still very small pieces of Apple skins in the bottom of the smoothie when you use them. Overall it was worth it and I do recommend it.

Have had nutri bullet for about for about 5 months and used it once or twice a day to make healthy recipes-smoothies,soups and a fab chocolate tofu mousse.I lost about 20 pounds since the purchase.My regret was that I could not take it with us to our sailboat in the West Indies because we were taking so many boat parts we could not get the bullet into our suitcases.BUT it will be waiting for us when we return to the USA in May.Would have been great to use with all the great tasting fruit we get down in the tropics.Next year.

I never do reviews, but I am impressed. I bought the 900 Series a few months ago and thought, "Wonder how long this will last before it's sitting in some cabinet like all the other machines?!?" We (including my meat & potatoes husband who now makes them himself!) use it nearly daily. Bottom half: Baby spinach (it lasts the longest before going bad) Top half: Fresh apple (minus seeds) and frozen fruit (Costco's Sunrise Grower's Antioxident Blend and Sambazon Acai Superfruit Packs). We froze the peaches from our peach tree. I buy bananas and halve them and freeze them as soon as they're ripe. We add any combination of plain Greek yogurt, very small amount of pickled ginger, packaged figs. Liquid to the line: Soy milk, rice milk, coconut water, ice (makes it like a smoothie). Topping for protein: Chia Seeds, Flax Seeds, nuts and tempeh. It's quick, just rinses to clean, built like a workhorse, uses the whole fruit instead of tossing the fiber like "juicers". Lost weight, feel better, GET ONE!!! JUST DO IT!!!

I've had the original NutriBullet for years and decided to try the Pro. Both machines have been used nearly daily, and sometimes multiple times a day. The NutriBullet machines have performed as promised and are built to last. They're fast to operate and easy to clean. It makes a healthy lifestyle much easier.

This little machine is very powerful and doesn't take up much counter space. I originally bought it to make smoothies, but have also been using it to chop up pecans, vanilla wafers, and graham cracker crumbs for cookie recipes. It is also super easy to clean. I highly recommend this product.

I got the NutriBullet for Christmas and LOVED it! It worked so well. Then one day not even two months after having it, it stopped working. I plugged it in, pressed down on the top but the motor did not run. Shame because I used it almost every day for smoothies.

I have had my NutriBullet for about 6 weeks now. I have a shake every morning. I look forward to it and so does my body. It has changed what appeals to me at meals, I find I enjoy the raw shake more than a cooked meal. I occasionally have one for lunch or dinner. Of course I have lost weight.

This is my 2nd NutriBullet. I burnt out my 1st one after a few years of constant usage! I upgraded to the PRO this time around. So far-so good! I love it. I do NOT like vegetables, ICK...So I make "shakes" full of yummy fruit and hide my veggies inside so I don't taste them! It's a win-win for me!

I like the nutri bullet okay but the one major flaw is that it leaks. Even when only partially filled, the seal becomes loose and your smoothie leaks out. Then the clean up is a hassle. And this happens often. If it weren't for that, I would rate it 5 stars.