I never do reviews, but I am impressed. I bought the 900 Series a few months ago and thought, "Wonder how long this will last before it's sitting in some cabinet like all the other machines?!?" We (including my meat & potatoes husband who now makes them himself!) use it nearly daily. Bottom half: Baby spinach (it lasts the longest before going bad) Top half: Fresh apple (minus seeds) and frozen fruit (Costco's Sunrise Grower's Antioxident Blend and Sambazon Acai Superfruit Packs). We froze the peaches from our peach tree. I buy bananas and halve them and freeze them as soon as they're ripe. We add any combination of plain Greek yogurt, very small amount of pickled ginger, packaged figs. Liquid to the line: Soy milk, rice milk, coconut water, ice (makes it like a smoothie). Topping for protein: Chia Seeds, Flax Seeds, nuts and tempeh. It's quick, just rinses to clean, built like a workhorse, uses the whole fruit instead of tossing the fiber like "juicers". Lost weight, feel better, GET ONE!!! JUST DO IT!!!

This is an awesome product for me when I don’t have much time to cook and this helps me to provide essential nutrients for my body writhing few mins. The only cons that I see, sometime the liquid spilled off outside from the tumbler while running the process, however I was able to manage.

This nutribullet pro replaced my very old and well worn magic bullet and I am so happy with my choice. I make a smoothy every morning for breakfast and am most excited about how smooth and well blended they are no matter the ingredients. No more chunks!

I bought my NutriBullet a year ago, and I have loved and used it regularly all year. For those of us who prefer pulverization over juicing for the nutritional benefits, this is a fine & powerful product that has met my needs. My only objection arose immediately after purchase: There are three levers on the inside of the rim that turn on the motor when all three are depressed, but one of those three is consistently stuck in an up position. 80% of the time, I must use a hard surface, like the handle of a spoon, to manually depress that lever a few times before putting the cup on the base. After doing so, the machine works fine, but then I usually have to repeat this with each use. This is NOT due to dried food matter that somehow got lodged inside the lever, it was doing this from my first use. I can't report if oiling it would help because I have not tried that.

When we first got this My Wife and I have been making shakes every day..but now being about five months since having it seems like it is falling apart...The motor sounds like the gears are grinding (very,very, loud and noisy) the blade cap bearings are starting to get play in them and gaskets are melting...I am afraid this thing is not going to last much longer...Very disappointed cause it does make great shakes which I look forward to having every morning to energize me through out the day....I feel that NutriBullet needs to go back to the drawing board and design something that will last much longer and less noisy....

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.

Not only is this product amazing, fast, and small in size, but it also boosted my motivation for having a healthy lifestyle! I've lost about 20lbs in 5 months and am still going strong! I can't recommend this product ENOUGH!!! Oh and did I mention it is so easy to clean??? Genius!

The Nutri Bullet the perfect size for making green drinks & shakes! This was important to our family because we drink these every day- we were concerned the Bullet could not stand-up to our 8 year old Vitamix. However, it has proven to be a tough guy so far, chopping nuts, veggies, & fruits easily. The trick is to NOT fill it to the brim & making sure the top screws onto the threads correctly. We've had it for 2 months. so far, so good:)

It works but a few things that really bother me: 1) the cups don't fit into any standard cupholders, seems strange for an "on the go" product 2) there should be suction cups or something on the bottom to hold it to your table when it blends. It moves around all over my table and I have to physically hold it in place while blending. 3) Could be a little more powerful. Takes a lot longer to blend than my Ninja did and definitely struggles with larger chunks. However, its cheap, compact, & cleans up super well, it'll do for now!

I bought it at a chain store and it came with a blade unit which is apparently obsolete so the rubber gasket constantly became unseated. After some initial difficulty communicating with the service desk by phone they express shipped a new blade unit to me for a small charge to cover handling. The 900 watt Pro is powerful enough to meet my needs and thoroughly pulverizes all ingredients fresh or frozen. It is necessary to check that the blade unit does not become loose due to high torque during extended blending periods which results in leaking. Other than that it is a great addition to my kitchen.