I make a protein shake every morning and I love how smooth my shake turns out now that I use my NutriBullet 900. Before I purchased the NutriBullet, my shakes were thick and lumpy. Now I thoroughly enjoy and look forward to my wonderful, healthy drink.

Used it every morning since I bought it. I cut up a whole banana, 3 strawberries and put non-flavored greek yogurt in it (along with ice and water). This will fill me up for about 3 hours (I am a 20 year old 160 pound male). *Also I always hand wash the blades with dawn dish soap, putting it in the dishwasher all the time might wear out the blades!* I rarely ever give 5/5 reviews since I always point out all the flaws. This thing though is amazing!

I have only used this a handful of times, but so far I am very satisfied with the blender. It blends ice, frozen peas, and tough veggies (especially kale) with speed and ease. The different cups are big enough to fit a fair deal of veggies, dairy, spices, etc all at once. Easy to clean.

I bought this about a month ago, but I love it. So powerful, I can make smoothies and milkshakes (that are perfectly blended! No pulp) in minutes. It's also super easy to clean up. The cups are pretty big. I use the smaller one more often unless I'm making a smoothie for 2 people.

I bought my Nutribullet about six months ago and look forward to starting each morning with a nutriblast. The Nutribullet works great but am having two problems with the blade assembly. First, drink residue leaks underneath and around the grey gasket in I’ve blade assembly. Contrary to instructions, I gently remove this gasket weekly to thoroughly clean it. Second, after only six months, the bearings in the blade assembly tore up and froze. When ordering, I purchased two so I could keep an extra one on hand. Given those caveats, I would recommend to a friend

I purchased my bullet to make fresh juice for out of town guests on a restrictive diet. This addition to my small urban kitchen was to replace my workhorse of a commercial grade Champion juicer which still functions well after 30 years, but is heavy to move and time consuming to clean.

Have used an old style bender, a Cuisinart food processor, but never anything so easy as this gizmo. Love it. Use it almost daily. One negative: it didn't come with a parts list. Still have no idea what one lid thing-a-m'bob is. First time I used the NB my blended drink went everywhere. You must screw the base on tightly--and I under estimated that. Now, no problems

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.

It works way better than a blender. The container's shape makes it somewhat prone to getting knocked over and spilling. Sometimes I haven't had the blade lid as tight as it needed to be and the stuff leaked out. If it locked into place when closed and had a wider bottom so that it didn't knock over as easily it would be perfect.

I have been making smoothies that are much healthier than those I made in the past. I include greens, fruit and nuts as well as flax and chia seeds and protein powder. My main concern is that I am getting liquid in the motor housing. I add liquid below the fill to here line and hand tighten the blades as best as I can and still it seems to leak. I might have to return my Nutribullet unless I can solve the problem.