I bought this a month ago & have about 6 uses. It's sticking, doesn't want to stop. I am careful to wipe the base & not get any liquid down it but each time I use it I'm not sure if it is going to work. This is my 2nd nutribullet & I know there will not be a 3rd

The smoothies this blender produces are fantastic. The blade design really pulverizes the food into a smooth consistency if you let it run 30-60sec. Clean up is great with hot water, a drop of soap, and you're ready for the next run. The only reason I give this 4 stars and not 5 is because it can leak around the seal. And if it does, wow is it a mess! The liquid can drip down into the motor housing and end up on the counter. Or worse, it will spit fruit juice on your clothes. At first we thought we were not sealing it tightly enough. Then we realize we were maybe overtightening and the rubber seal might be buckling and therefore causing a leak spot. Since then we quickly wet the blade and seal base before tightening with only firm moderate pressure, and it seems to be ok.

I use this at least 3 times a week. I didn't get a cold all last year and haven't taken pain relievers for my arthritis in months.' The only reason I gave it 4 stars is because sometimes the base doesn't work. Im not sure if it's user error or the unit itself.

Bought the NutriBullet Pro the 2nd go around and it seems to work better than the plain NutriBullet. We have smoothies for breakfast most every day, so it gets a workout. Only drawback I can see is the motor has a tendency to overheat if you use it for more than about 30 seconds at a time. Our first one lasted about 2 months before burning out, so we baby this one a bit.

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.

I like it better than a blender because the cups make portion sizes easier. Also I like the ease of being able to drink right from the cup you blended in. The cups and blade are all easy to clean when you do as directed. I have always liked making smoothies for breakfast or lunch, but now its so easy to do, that it's part of my daily routine. Its a great way to sneak in superfoods as well.

I'm a busy dog trainer and pet care provider and I don't cook for myself. A friend turned me on to the NBPro while we were on vacation. She actually brought it with her! I loved the veggie and fruit smoothies. Getting one for myself is the best thing I've ever done. I feel healthier and am loosing weight!

The nutrabullet pro only comes with one large cup and the plastic broke on the cup that locks the cup on so I have trouble with it. I can't get a replacement for the large cup online. Also the plastic ring inside the blades that seals when the cup is attached always comes off. The ability to blend between the 900 vs the 600 is indistinguishable although I thought the 900 would be worth the extra money.

This blender does the job very well. The one problem I have already encountered is the rubber gear drive on the blade unit when engaged in the plastic drive gear of the motor. It seems that the rubber is stronger than the plastic and causes the plastic sockets to start shedding plastic. This then requires scraping out the sockets before engagement the next time for operation.

I have been using my Nutribullet for over a year and decided to order a Nutribullet Pro base to have smoother smoothies as I use mostly veggies. Fits all of the regular Nutribullet containers and blades AND performs as well as my Vitamix. Easier to use than Vitamix and very portable ( take it to work with veggies precut, blend at lunch!). Also, use VegaOne protein powder if you need more flavor/protein. Makes me eat my veggies!