I have a VitaMix blender which no doubt about it, is excellent. What I like about the Nutribullet is the fast and easy clean up and it doesn't take up a whack of space on the counter. I use it for my Bulletproof Coffees and protein shakes every morning. Really really like it!

I have owned two nutribullets -of the original one-. I love them. I took them to my office and work place, so I decided to buy one more for my house. This time, I went for the 900 series. It works well, but I DID NOT notice ANY difference from the first series. It is at least $25 more expensive, it is supposed to crushed everything and be more powerful, but I find it exactly the same. I should have bought one more of the ones I owe and save some money. Still, Nutribullet changed my life. Go for the original one. That will be good enough.

I bought a nutribullet pro, 13 months ago, on average I'd say we used it once a week and we were really happy until it started to smoke and over heat. and then it just stopped. Not happy as I thought we were getting a quality product. That would at least last a few years.

I received this as a Christmas present to replace an old cheap blender. I use this product everyday and it works well. But, the big downside is that it tends to be very finicky when it comes to blending things other than nutriblasts. For example I like to make banana nice cream and even after thawing the bananas in the microwave and adding liquid I still experience trouble. I think that this product is great if you only plan on using it for nutriblasts but, if you want a more diverse product I suggest splurging on a blender than can suit your needs.

I purchase the original Nutribullet when first sold in 2012. I still use it daily and it still works great. I have had to replace cups when I broke one and gaskets but otherwise nothing. It's a great investment and I would never be without one. I use it for more than smoothies:. pancake mix, nuts, bread crumbs, slushes, etc. Love it!

I received the NutriBullet as a birthday present this year. The machine itself works great but I was disappointed that the system did not include any sort of lid that fit directly onto the cups for travel. My previous Magic Bullet came with a lid like this and it made it extremely easy to make a smoothie, throw the lid on and take it to go. I am now having to transfer the smoothie to another cup with a lid, and end up cleaning up a lot more than I would otherwise.

I have been through 3 blenders in less than 4 years and the quality is not good. The base is made of cheap plastic and the top rim where the cup is twisted into is also plastic & over time the force of the motor causes the plastic on the rim & base to crack & it will eventually make the device inoperable. They should have used stronger metal instead for the high price of this blender.

We have been using our NutriBullet for over 5 years . No problems what so ever. I think these people that got hurt using their NutriBullet just trying to get money. Your first instincts when anything explodes is to let go and get away. Unless there’s a defect in the machine it’s a fairly safe blender

I generally make smoothies using fresh spinach/kale, diced frozen mango, frozen blueberries, coconut water, almond milk and Udo's oil. Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to have the power to simply blend the items. I am having to repeatedly take the Nutribullet off the motor, shake it, and then put it back - not overly efficient or effective

I've owned Magic Bullets for nearly a decade. I decided to try the Ntribullet as my mother loves her's for smoothies. I'm not a smoothie person - but I've found plenty of things to use it for. I love the power of this machine. I use it to make frozen fruit yogurt. 50% frozen fruit + 50% plain full fat yogurt. I add a dash of vanilla & just enough honey or agave to sweeten. This is my dessert most nights. It's scoopable rather than a slurry. I use the pulse feature and sometimes have to give it a couple of shakes because I don't use anything to thin it down but it's still worth it. I've also used the pulse feature to chop 6 cloves of garlic perfectly in just a few seconds. It also turns my whole ingredients for salsa verde into a puree in seconds. I'm not sure how it will do on a straight-up chop like for regular salsa (it might overprocess it) or for rough chopping...I haven't tried it yet. I think it might be OK but I'm keeping my magic bullet around until I know for sure. I also bought the upgrade pack to get the smaller cup to make smaller quantities. I rinse the cup and blade under running water for a second or two & the dishwasher does the rest. If I don't pre-rinse things like blueberry pulp tends to stick even after a run through the dishwasher.