Purchased a couple months ago. I do have a Vitamix but it is too big and bulky on a day to day use. I also owned the smaller Bullet but that was too small and not powerfull enough. This Nutribullet Pro really seems to be doing the trick. The size of cups are perfect and the motor power gets the job done. Very satisfied.

I have used my NutriBullet for over a year now and absolutely love it. It works great for making smoothies, mixing and chopping kale, frozen blueberries, ice cubes and just about any fruit or vegetable to a creamy smoothie. My only complaint is that the plastic container is a bit hard to keep clean. I wash by hand and because plastic is porous, it seems to smell like fermented fruit when it sits between uses. I have to re-wash before each use. It would have been a better product if the container was made of glass as it would have solved this issue. Other than this minor problem it is an excellent product.

I've never owned a high-power blender, and after years of combing the market, I settled on this one to start my green smoothie life. I've never had to chew my salad smoothie - it's always been creamy, which is great! I did try adding pomegranate seeds, and they weren't totally pulverized. I strained the smoothie to remove the tough bits. I'd prefer them to be blended so I could get the fiber. I don't know if I would trust this to make a nut butter. It would probably be chunky peanut butter at best. BUT… for the price I paid, I think it does a pretty darn good job. Not a Vitamix/Blendtex, but certainly not a plain grocery machine. Loads better! My main complaint is in the machinery. Firstly, if I don't use a monster grip to twist the blade ON, my drink will leak everywhere while blending. But because I have to twist it on so tight, I surely must be slowly stripping the grips on the blade. Leakage or wearing down my device… not sure which to pick (and not sure I should have to.) My second complaint is leakage from the bottom. I've done personal research AND followed the instructions not to fill past the "Max Fill" line. I know that the pressure of overfilled contents will potentially make it splatter upon blade removal OR force the smoothie out the bottom through the seal and screws. However, I've been diligent not to push the machine, and it still leaks out the bottom. I don't know if I potentially was sent the older version of the blades, but I'm getting angry thinking about it. I'm not expecting it to be totally mess-free, but if I don't spray out the screws, those could get moldy over time. That's horrific and unhealthy. I appreciate the extended warranty I received for registering online (3 extra months on top of a whole year of coverage). I do hope that if the problems I outlined get any worse, I'll be able to apply to that warranty and be compensated with new parts. In the meantime, I'm enjoying being a lot healthier and eating way more fresh produce than I used to.

I am on a weight loss program that involves drinking 2 shakes per day. The shakes consist of a powdered mix, but I add fruit, ice, chia and some other powdered ingredients. I was getting really sick of taking my blender apart to clean it on a daily basis. This thing does an awesome job of blending and is super easy to clean because the blade is in the lid, so you're taking it off to open the container any way. A quick rinse between shakes and I'm ready to go for the second one, then a little soap and water and it's ready to go the next day. I don't use the cup accessories, but my husband does and he likes them... says they stay sealed in his work bag, but de does note that the tries not to turn the bag over!

I had tried a few of the imitation "nutrition extractors" that other companies make and I actually found them to be very good, but something kept telling me to get a NutriBullet. Just the information on the website was so valuable that it made me believe the product would be great, too. Finally, I found a great deal on a NutriBullet 900 Pro and, not one to pass up great deals, I ordered one. It came very quickly and was so much more than a step above the others! The drinks come out completely smooth and creamy even with whole flax seeds (I had to pre-grind the seeds with the other brand) and berries (I had to chew before and got seeds between my teeth.) Greens, carrots, celery, beets...whatever goes in, comes out drinkable! I always felt like making vegetable juices wasted so much of the veggies, I couldn't justify drinking them. But with the NutriBullet 900 nothing goes to waste and you get all the nutrition. I have completely replaced breakfast with my Super NutriBlast which includes whatever fruits and veggies I happen to have on hand in addition to some nice fresh greens from our greenhouse, and my special power boost that I mixed up myself. Some days I am not even hungry for lunch, or maybe just a small snack. And I have lots more energy than ever before. I am an "almost" 60 year old woman by the way. I hope to be drinking NutriBlasts for years to come. Thanks for making a great product!

Powerful motor makes short work of anything you drop in there and the multi-tiered blade draws whatever is in the cup down into it so everything gets sliced, diced and liquefied without that pesky air pocket that similar appliances are prone to creating.

NutriBullet 900 Review 4-11-2016 The reason I bought this product are and what I LIKE are: 1. It does not take up much counter space. 2. The containers can be cleaned in the top rack of the dishwasher. 3. It is not too tall or heavy which & can be easily moved around the counter. 4. It is easy to use most of the time 5. To improve nutrition. ____________________ What I do NOT LIKE about this product is: 1. The product runs at only one speed which is a drawback. 2 Sometimes the ingredients overflow out of the 32 oz container, even though I fill to the fill line or 1/4 inch below fill line. 3 There is no switch to turn it on or off 4. It only runs at one speed. 5 When juicing I have to press down on the container continuously. Motor is supposed to stop when you stop pressing down on the container. At times when I release pressure on the container, the motor does not stop. Then I wiggle the container to release it & this may cause some leakage. 6 I'm not sure how to clean the overflow contents that end up inside the base. 7. After juicing I sometimes find it difficult to remove the cover of the container. ===============================================================

I've been using my nutribullet to make smoothies for me and my husband nearly every day for the past month. We were on vacation for a week and I really missed my daily smoothie. I feel so much better in the mornings compared to eating cereal or toast. I've had 2 minor issues with the nutribullet. The gasket occasionally has come loose due to suction when I'm removing the blade attachment after blending. The unit comes with 2 containers. One is larger than the other which seems like the perfect size. I wish they were both the same size.

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.

Like many, I was inspired by the documentary "Fat, Sick, & Nearly Dead"... I had a blender, but decided to give the Nutribullet a try- I have never looked back. Simply put, it's a game changer. It *liquifies* chia seeds! Honestly, just the speed at which I can make something so good for me (about 2 minutes to put together ingredients, 20 seconds to blend, 5 seconds to rinse clean) gives me a natural high.... And that's before loading my body with all this incredible stuff to start my day. I don't want coffee anymore, I don't want a hamburger- the temptation for the energy boost and convenience is gone. Now I want a kale, chia seed, frozen banana, goji berry with water juice or my day just doesn't feel right.