A have not had much of a chance to enjoy my nutribullet yet, but I am thrilled at how well it has worked so far. So much better than the traditional blender I used to have. My only complaint is that it does not automatically come with a lid that screws on. I had to order that separately. They should make these standard. I would imagine that there are many people like me that would like to be able to put the smoothie in a bag and take it to work.

I purchased this item for my teenage son to make smoothies and protein shakes. I purchased it on 3/7, and the very first time my son used it we noticed a faint burning smell. Fortunately, it operated as described and there were no other issues. Fast forward three weeks and about 4 uses later and it has completely died. A quick internet search revealed some issues with the trigger mechanism becoming stuck or a faulty power cord. This seems highly suspect for something with less than a half dozen uses. I don’t recommend this product.

I love how it just blends everything so quickly and you can put so many different vegetables and fruit together to make nutritious drinks. It especially comes in handy with a cold I made orange and pineapple juice for my cold and it helps so so much.

I purchased a NutriBullet a little under one month ago and I have been using it every day. It is so easy to assemble smoothies and mixes all items within seconds. I was looking to eat a bit healthier and now can do so by throwing a bunch of healthy ingredients in the bullet. All in one, awesome!

This is the second Nutribullet I have purchased. The second on was brought Feb 2017. It worked well until this week. The white tabs in the base don't always turn and the Nutribullet does work. I am going to call to get it replaced. The first one I had started doing the same after a year and was not under warranty . I love how it breaks everything up for smoothies but it doesn't work all the time. Not happy.

We have almost worn out our old NutriBullet so we bought the NutriBullet Pro this time. More power and new, better blades allow me to blend apple and carrot into my smoothies now. (I used to juice them but felt awful ditching the pulp.) Really liking the PRO.

This is my 3rd. It does what I need for my smoothies. Problem is it doesn't last a year. The first the motor burned out, the second one caught fire and I had to put it in the sink and fill it with water. The current one only 3 weeks old has switches sticking and the containers don't screw tight and leaks all over the machine, but don't worry, I keep my extinguisher nearby.

This is an easy way to get your fruits and vegetables. And the result is delicious. But be aware that this model has a defect. The blades will leak, causing a mess in the top of the unit. I just learned that although the blades are covered by warranty, I need to pay the shipping. Even though I paid good money for an extended warranty which is good to year 2020. The issues is that it was a gift. so if you have received this as a gift, you must do the very rude thing of asking for the receipt if you want your warranty to be complete. AND when I registered my warranty, because I didn't have a receipt they used the manufacture date as the start date of the warranty. I appealed strenuously, and was granted a couple of extra months, but I was not allowed to start my warranty on the day I received the gift or the day I started using it. Given that the blade issue is a known defect (you can read about this in many places) I feel that this policy is so unfair. Looks like I'll need to be getting a new blade every 30 days, based on the lifespan of the first one. We do not use this to grind hard things - just leafy veggies, cauliflower and soft fruit. If I were shopping for this (not a gift) I would look at the Ninja or the Vitamix options.

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.

I bought this model a few months ago. Overall it is a great improvement in power and design from the base model. I used my last one every day for 2 years until the motor burned out so i decided to go for the higher powered motor. This motor is quieter and blends all my fruits and vegetables in less than 30 seconds easily including large frozen strawberries. The large container is a few inches longer but the max line is in the same place. This helps it blend better. The blade cover Is much sturdier. However the lid doesn't feel snug all of the time. I have seen the lid loosen up a few times while blending. I am not sure If I screwed it on crooked but it's not always easy to tell. I also like the extra drinking lid. It was worth extra dollars to get this model and would highly recommend it.