I've had the NutriBullet for 4 months. Both my husband and I use it every morning to make our smoothies. Keep those smoothie recipes coming! I like that you divide each recipe by condition or benefit. i.e. detox smoothie, lower cholesterol smoothie. The reason why I did not give it a 5-star review is because sometimes I can still feel the cranberries or the almonds. It doesn't liquify the apples completely.

I have purchased 4 of these “little big” machines since 2013. First in 2013 was a “two-fer” - two complete sets of the 600 watt bases (one of which I still have) that came with the milling blade. These things are made well (except for the blade housing, which I’ll get to later), and withstand daily use with little to no issues. After the 900 watt machines came out, I wanted one, but my 600 watt was still going strong. Finally, the base unit got noticeably loud so it was time to put it to rest. I made a slight mistake by purchasing a refurbished 900 watt Pro, which needed a new blade housing within 2 months. I then purchased another 900 watt unit and alternate using each base. I use mine in an unconventional way (well, other than my smoothie) - my dog gets a diet of cooked chicken & rice mixed with a smoothie of fresh, raw fruits & vegetables (carrot, banana, sweet potato, cucumber, apple, lentils, beans, etc). This unit pulverizes raw sweet potato & carrot with no problem. The dog actually eats better than I do!! Now, about those blade housings. The bearings are not sealed and cold ingredients can create condensation. Hence, the bearings/race rust. That is why you eventually see black “goo” on the side opposite the blade. I know this because I actually took the bearing/race out of one and it literally broke into pieces. That being said, I have a box of blade housings that need only bearing replacement and would be good as new. I did do a bearing replacement once (thanks to having that milling blade I mentioned earlier) and it worked great, but I think the company discovered people were replacing them and changed the design. I purchased bearings online, but they don’t fit. I noticed other users have said the gasket falls out. I have never had this issue in 10 years, so cannot comment. Also, the 3 small “fins” on the cups start to break after a while (I rarely wash in dishwasher because I think high heat may accelerate the process). Glad I have a collection of unused new cups!! I suggest keeping those cups you never use…..they will come in handy in a pinch. All in all, I love my little big powerhouse and panic when it finally starts to show signs of needing replacement. Glad I found this product years ago as it has become a part of daily life. I would have given 5 stars if the quality of the bearings was better.

I got this as a second blender for my second residence. For the budget I had, I'm fairly pleased with how this functions. I had some difficulty with leaking and sticking, but I think I've got it solved with the help of the tech support on the phone. It handles everything I put in it, including leafy greens.

Neat design and function. To bad corporate is more into profits than making a quality product. Blade assembly falling apart, bearings rusting out beyond belief. Throw some sealed bearings in there and advertise that. Have a cheap model and a better quality option. People love options, give them options. Maybe I need to look for another brand.

I got this as a wedding gift and I LOVE it except the little rubber gasket fell out of the blade super easily and now it leaks like crazy. And you have to be careful because if it leaks and you don’t clean the base perfectly, the smoothie cements the activator buttons and makes it really hard to use :(

I absolutely loved this blender when I firs bought it. I bought this nutri bullet 3 years ago. I am highly dissatisfied and very dissapointed as after about 2 and a half years my nutribullet stopped working. I didn't use it too often to easily wear it out like that but then the motors started to burn out and stopped working. Also when i press the cup down and twist to run sometimes the smoothie spills out through the cup as the seal was bad. Now my nutribullet doesn't even work at all and hasn't been working for months. I am highly dissapointed and frustrated. I love making smoothies and I haven't been able to make smoothies for a few months now due to the fact that my nutribullet isn't working well!!! This is irate and utterly dissappointing!!

I LOVE LOVE LOVE my NutriBullet. The only issue I have is ... pushing down and twist/turning it so that it engages/starts ...is often difficult for me. I have arthritis in my hands (no bad) and this is a challenge for me .. wud love and on/off button maybe(?)

Nutribullet is great, of course. One of the best. Don't scrimp on power though. They have a 600 watt version too, and the 900 is noticeably better. It's adequate for other things in the kitchen. We use mostly for food prep, and a little for smoothies. We make dressings, mayo and stuff like that because we don't like seed oils and all the processing that attends those types of things.

I bought The NutriBullet about 2 1/2 months ago and one of the blades was defective. I called, the person apologized and promptly took my information. I should receive my new blade in 10 to 12 working days. They also provided helpful hints to enhance the life of my machine and blades. And promptly took my information. I should receive my new blade in 10 to 12 working days. They also provided helpful hints to enhance the life of my machine and blades. I appreciate a company that stands by its product and values the consumer .

I started a shake diet and my old blender was bulky and cumbersome to clean. The NutriBullet is compact and easy to use and clean. It takes a little longer than my old blender to pulverize the ingredients. Also, it is very loud. It meets my need so I'm going to keep it.