go it a couple of weeks ago, and have made some great smoothies, 2 or 3 times its looks like when I remove the glass from the blender it doesn't turn off immediately its keeps going I think it just had some sticky juice in it. I cleaned it and so far no more problems, so keep it clean.

None of the cups fit into any cupholders of any car I've used lately (I rent a lot for travel). They are top-heavy and easily tip out of a cupholder. They are also slippery, smooth plastic, making them hard to hold on to. I love the IDEA of the new flip lid, yet my hands are too small to easily remove the lid when I'm done--the super slippery, large cup size is unwieldy for anyone with small-medium sized hands. AND there's only ONE flip-top lid included. REALLY? The "MAX FILL" line on the cups is nearly INVISIBLE. If you fill it above this line, the product leaks, MAKE THE LINE THICKER AND DARKER, PLEASE!!!! Blackberry seeds and raspberry seeds still don't get "blasted", despite the company's claims on TV that they do. I do like this product, the 900 model does blast/emulsify most things. We started with the Magic Bullet, then the 1st Nutribullet, now the 900. Not interested in the latest model which can heat things up as you use it.

I love how it works, unfortunately I'm on my third one in fourteen months. The first one died after a year and I emailed the company and never heard back, so I bought another one from HSN with the extra warranty. That one gave out after a couple of weeks and they sent me another one. I just want it to last because I can't be without it. I use it every morning to get my fruits and vegtables in me.

I have had 3 Magic Bullets in the last 4 years and decided to try the PRO because it has stronger motor(more power). I have used this one for a month and I am not disappointed in its performance. As always, I love the easy use and easy clean up and great smoothies.

I wanted a NutriBullet for a long time and was finally able to purchase one. I make great fruit and greens smoothies several nights a week for dinner and feel great afterwards. They taste wonderful, are filling and satisfying for an evening meal. What a great way to eat more fruits and veggies.

I was really excited to finally upgrade to the NutriBullet PRO. It does great with frozen fruit and mixes my protein shakes really well. The problem is the lid. If you don't have the lid on very tightly it spills everywhere. When you go to remove it from the base you have to be sure you don't unscrew the lid. It's actually easy to do. Placing it on the base or taking it off... you have to be VERY mindful that you don't inadvertently unscrew the lid. That would be my biggest complaint AND the complaint of several of my friends.

Excellent for smoothies (pretty much all I use it for is frozen berry smoothies) but seems to have a short lifespan on the seal of the blade. This is my second NutriBullet (I exchanged the first one) because the first one seems to leak grease through the bottom of the blade component. It seemed like it just wore the seal or rotor out in less than half a year with weekly usage. I am not brutal on my appliances and I followed directions so as not to overfill the containers but this was disappointing. As for the power of the bullet and the ability of the blades to blend, I have NOTHING but praise to offer.

I bought this for my wife for Christmas and she uses it every day. She is. Try happy with it up to this point. In the past few days it has been having some issues with it like it won't blend when it should be. We will see how it performs going forward.

I never had a Bullet before, as I never made smoothies. We think it does a good job very quickly. One thing I don't like is that if I remove the blade to add another ingredient, the contents mess up the screw on area and I have to wipe it off before reassembling. I like that it doesn't take up as much counter space as my food processor, so I leave it on the counter.

I used it twice and it went into the Goodwill box. First off, it does't make "juice," it makes a "drink." I like carrot juice so I thought this would work. You have to put some water in so it's a very thin watery drink. Also, the container is quite wide and I had to hold it with two hands when getting it off the mechanism. I'm going back to my regular juicer.