I've been using my new NutriBullet PRO for about a month now and I have to say it is perfect for me! The 900 watt motor has enough power to emulsify everything I've put in it (carrots, apples, spinach, ice, etc.) without taking up too much precious real estate on my counter! The only recommendation I would make to the company is to include a mug top with a handle.

Works great. I did lots of research and decided this one over all, including juicers. I like smoothies and this one with such a great price (search a little) can do it all (fruit, veggies, nuts, dry, etc.) The only downfall is you need to pay attention to the max line. As long as you don't fill liquids over that line, there's no leaking. This works for me.

I've been using the 600 watt model for years and a friend mentioned that the 900 makes a much smoother smoothie than the 600 so I upgraded. I can say that it definitely does and I recommend it especially if you use a lot of kale, parsley, ginger, etc.

Do people really read these reviews? I purchased this to make shakes and blend ice for my healthy eating plan. It does a pretty good job. I like lots of ice to make very thick drinks. Sometimes it is so thick that when it blends it loosens the blade and starts to leak. That's annoying. And I find it difficult to push down and turn so it interesects with the rotor in the bottom. It does a great job in less than 30 seconds, if I'm aware of making the blade extra tight and cautious with my "push down turn action!"

I bought at christmas. Very fast but I never fill it up to the line for liquid and the first 4 times it leaked and got into the machine. Lately it has not leaked but still not filling to the line and only letting it spin for maybe 40 seconds! Not sure if I should write to company or what to do . Scared to fill up to the line!!!!

With so much hype around NutriBullet Pro, I decided to purchase it for myself. Sadly, after just one use, I am so disappointed with it. Whether I pour water just below or right uo to the max line, it always over spills! Even when I just add a banana, some protein powder and water, it fails to grind everything to a smooth consistency...I'm left with lumpy bits every time! It's pretty useless for the price. Don't waste your money on this.

I'm a huge Nutribullet fan. Got the original as a gift for my birthday, and it was amazing. However, after a couple years my wife and I wanted to upgrade to the Nutribullet 900 Pro. Unfortunately we've been disappointed with the product. Mostly because the extractor lids do not seem to stay on as tight as the original. Not sure what changed, but with this version it seems that 1/3 times the extractor lid comes loose or detached when blending, and a mess ensues. The smoothie contents leek all over the inside of the blender, which is not easy to clean. We've tried all the different lids and tried tightening them as best we can, but it doesn't seem to make a difference. Hope Nutribullet can make some improvements to this. In the mean time, I would go with the original version.

Our NutriBullet was a Christmas gift to each other. It has changed the way we think about some meals (breakfast or snacking). On several occasions, when arriving home late and rather than sitting down to a meal, we just whip up a smoothie with a protein drink as the base and it is very satisfying. My wife loves it and the bonus is she has dropped 24 pounds with this and other changes in our life-style.

I purchased this based on reviews. I wish I would have dug into the reviews on the Pro's failures. The gasket (O-ring) between the cup and the blade attachment is a failure point. It leaks terribly causing spray out the seam. Over a few months, the spray will compound the problem with the unit as the three seating switches along the interior that allow the unit to turn on will become gummed up with the spray from the failed o-ring. This causes the unit to not turn on when you go to use the device. It is to the point where I have to keep pushing the cup up and down in the blender until the seating switches allow the unit to turn on. I have replaced the o-rings with OEM o-rings and those made by other manufacturers. I have replaced the cups also. None of this has made a difference. When the device doesn't leak and actually turns on, it works like a champ. 10 times better than our Ninja Kitchen blender. However, I expect it to fully stop working within the month. That is not good for a 6-month old product. I realize this is a bad review and will most likely be overlooked by many, but do the research on the o-ring before you buy.

With 900 watts of power this little blender destroys frozen berries in seconds without pause. I have had mine for over a year now and it has not broken down once. If I could make a few recommendations I would like to see these made so that the blending lid is easier to tighten and remove. If the blending lid is not correctly tightened the mix comes out the edges or the lid unscrews a bit while blending. Get the lid correctly tightened and it can be difficult to remove since it has nothing to grab hold of. If your hands are slightly wet it becomes nearly impossible to remove. I also wish they weren’t so loud. But I also know that sound suppression would add bulk.