I puchased a while back and have used on a regular basis. I find the product very efficient, no waste. My only request would be to have the markings on the container more prominent. A black line around the container would be easier to see for when filling with water.

I love how it works, unfortunately I'm on my third one in fourteen months. The first one died after a year and I emailed the company and never heard back, so I bought another one from HSN with the extra warranty. That one gave out after a couple of weeks and they sent me another one. I just want it to last because I can't be without it. I use it every morning to get my fruits and vegtables in me.

This NutriBullet Pro appears to be an interim step to the NutriBullet Rx. Really wish I'd waited. My original NutriBullet was very simple to screw on the blade / lid and I never had a problem. This blade system has a gasket that separates if you screw it on too tight and will leak if you don't.

I am so very happy with my NutriBullet Pro. We use it about 6 days a week for making our morning drink. Just throw any fruit or vegie and liquid combination you want and it turns it into fantastic drinks. We use it for many other uses as well. A wonderful blender.

In the TV commercials, they show you being able to make almost "Juicing like results" with the blender. To ensure I would get the best results, I even got the 900W Pro version instead of the 600W standard edition. But all I got (and I tried a plethora of recipes [which I was surprised required juices (SUGAR) or just water (BLAND)] with the same results each time) was pretty much an "applesauce" version of whatever I put in the NutriBullet. The end result that came out, was never came out "Juice" like as demonstrated on TV with strainers, etc. But it is a great blender! I can add things like spinach, whole fruit, and other veggies to my protein/breakfast shake that I could not do (or would be too chunky) in a normal blender. Not to mention a bigger mess to clean-up.... So it does shine in that dept! I can add spinach, kale, strawberries, etc to a morning protein shake and can't even tell they are in there (consistency wise). I already juice and needed a better blending solution without going the Vitamix route. So I thought this could bridge the gap, which it kind of does. But it is still a good nutritional weapon to have, easy to clean and I would recommend it to others!

I bought the NutriBullet Pro and have been making very nice frozen fruit smoothies with it. My only little criticism is that it is difficult to open after I have tightly closed it and it has sufficiently blended the ingredients. I found that it leaked a bit if I hadn't closed it very tight.

I use my NutriBullet Pro almost exclusively for smoothies. I use a lot of frozen fruits and veggies and it works great! I had an original NutriBullet(its old but does still function) but this one is a dream. The more powerful motor and larger containers make it so much easier to get that smooth, creamy consistency I like. Also the larger size containers allow my to include anything I want. I was always limited with my old one.

We use our Nitribullet every morning and on occasion another time during the day. Since we started using it we have increased our daily intake of fruits and vegetables. No more high carb waffles, pancakes, hash browns, cold ceral or toast every morning. I put in some celery, apple, pear, banana, spinach, chia seed and flax seed and it blends them to perfection. And that is only a start. The list is endless of fruits and veggies you can blend. We love our Nutribullet

I bought the nutri bullet about 5 months ago and it was good until now because im trying to using it like every day but stopped every 2 seconds and I can't finish to do the mixture and I don't know if you guys have a number where I can call for a customer service . Thank you

I bought my NutriBullet 8 months ago. At around the 3 month mark one of the blade assemblies began to leak at the shaft seal. I switched to the provided 2nd blade assembly and it lasted around 3 months and it too began to leak at the shaft. I used the NutriBullet 1 or 2 times a day, seven days a week. Also, the larger cup's plastic tabs wore down so that the cup had to be held in place while the machine was on. I did not over fill the cups, but filled only to the mark on the cup. I called customer service, and after faxing them the required documentation, they sent me 2 new blade assemblies, and a new oversize cup, charging shipping only. They advised me to replace blade assemblies every 6 months or so, and to stop short of the fill line when putting items in the cup, as excess pressure could contribute to leaks. In that case, one orange overfills the included small cup, so what use is it? And how do you follow the recipes in the book if the stuff won't fit into the standard size cups? Only the oversize cup is practical. The fact is, the blade assemblies have too much play in the shaft, and this wears the seal out. The new blade assemblies seem tight, so I hope they don't fail so quickly. The NutriBullet works great otherwise, and the customer service is excellent.