I wanted something that was powerful enough to puree food for my babies with little hassle and clean up. I have the baby bullet (I want to punt it across the room) - it is not powerful and difficult to puree the simplest of foods. I have the magic bullet - it was a gift and "good enough" but still a lot of shaking to get it to where I need it. Lastly, I was between the Nutribullet and Ninja and bought the Nutribullet after a referral from a friend and some good reviews. It was totally worth it. I don't have to shake it while it is blending and it takes me less than a quarter of the time that it takes for the Magic bullet. It is really powerful.

I got my NutriBullet as a gift, and I really use it just about everyday. I love the way it extract the nutrients from the fruits and veggies. I certainly enjoy my smoothies. I am around 70 years of age and feel great supplementing my diet with NutriBullet recipes. I am not on any medicines, thank God.

My friend stayed at my place and left this as a gift. After letting it gather dust for awhile I decided I might as well use it. The two things that stand out t me are that not only does it chop up everything as promised but just as important how easy it is to clean. I've had blenders before but the whole process of cleaning them turned me off. I've started using the nutribullet pretty regularly and hoping the health and weight aspects start to kick in.

we previously had the black base model (600) and this 900 is great. We sometimes put in frozen berries or slices of frozen beets. This machine does a great job of pulverizing the food. Can LEAK if blade unit is not screwed on very, VERY tight. It's a mess to clean up juices that have leaked into the base...room for improvement.

Best decision ever. After two weeks, I've lost 10 pounds & my NutriBlend concoctions are more delicious than I would have imagined. Easy to use, easy to clean and it does EVERYTHING that it promises. Not crazy about the included recipes, but it's SO easy to make your own and once you've got it figured out, they're all delicious. Who would have thought that a handful of spinach, some grapes, peanut butter powder, 1/2 and orange, chia seeds and water would be delicious mixed together...?

I have a commercial juicer and have used a high end blender for smoothies for many years. the NutraBullet PRO is much easier and quicker to prepare so many varieties of healthy food. I truly enjoy using the NutraBulletPro. A quick, easy, low maintenace way to enjoy healthy food on a daily basis. And, fun to use.

While they are not perfect, they have a really good home in our kitchen. We already own a Vitamix and a Blendtec and even with those two blenders in our home already our Nutribullet still gets used daily. Sauces, dressings and personal shakes are what we use it for most often. Its large enough to make a shake but small enough to make it easier to clean and use than the larger blenders and it packs a huge punch. It creates smoothies and sauces that are very close in smoothness when compared to the large blenders, sometimes even smoother. I bought one as a gift for someone that did not have a blender at all and while I still like my large blender for larger recipes for my family, if you live with only yourself and maybe one other person, this is a lower cost and noteworthy consideration instead of the larger blenders.

Somewhat disappointed for a few reasons, if you don't screw on as tight as you can it will leak out and I have weak wrists so I have to keep tightening and then it is so hard for me to unscrew. Also I'm just preparing for myself and both cups are too big for me.

I have never been a smoothie person, but invested in a Nutri-Bullet last month. I have used it daily to make smoothies. It was one of the best purchases of my life. It is very easy to operate, and in no time you have a healthy drink, and clean-up is quick.

The Nutri Bullet works very well for the most part, making smooth and nutritious drinks out of fresh fruits and vegetables, as well as very smooth soup bases. However, even with the powerful motor on the PRO model, it starts to smell a little burnt after blending for about 45 seconds. Consumer Reports gave the Nutri Bullet a low rating when the motor failed to crush a cup full of ice. We've never tried to do that with our machine, but the CR warning is a concern. We've noticed that the drinks that we make on the Nutri Bullet PRO are the best to drink at the time they are made, and most of the first day. Under refrigeration, the drinks often separate, then we have to shake them up to remain drinkable. It is a nice machine for the price, however, and does most of the work that the higher priced extractors can do. So, we'll stick with our Nutri Bullet, even though CR advises to get rid of it.