I upgraded to the 900 watts NurtriBullet Pro and I love it. The extra watts does make a big difference. I use it all the time. I have breast cancer and now my good nutrition matters more than ever. I even bought a second one as a back up because I never want to be without one.

Great product that will really help towards good health and weight management. My one problem is that the Max line indicator is to small and hard to find in front of dark colored ingredeints. Large glass should of had a continuous max line arond the glass.

I've owned this product for about 6 months now. it worked great for the first 3-4 months and then started leaking. Motor is very powerful. After much investigation, I found that the design is very defective. Defects: 1. When you lock the jar on the base, the motor runs immediately. It also means that the motor runs even when the jar is still locking into the base. This results in the wear out of the locks of the jar. 2. Also, The motor runs clockwise and the jar also opens clockwise ... When you lock the jar, the motor runs immediately and it also loosens the jar base due to high power. Solutions: 1. If the company is reading the reviews, they need to change the design in a way that the motor should start 2 seconds after the jar is locked. 2. Also they could change the direction the jar locks thus preventing it from opening when the motor starts.

Loved the way it made juice but quit working in less than a year. Got a new one in August and then it stopped dead in October. Too bad. I really enjoy making my own juice but am leery about get another one or any of the other brands that you have to push down on to start them.

At first I loved it. It blends very very well that's not the problem. The problem is it doesn't seem to no matter how tight I put the cap on whenever I put it on it unscrews itself and leaks really bad as it blends. I even had my boyfriend screw it on as tight as he could and sure enough it still unscrewed itself when it was blending. Makes a huge mess and almost not even worth messing with. Especially if you are in a quick hurry to just have a smoothie and leave the house.

The NutriBullet has been a great go to smoothie maker. The size and footprint are much smaller then a VitaMix and does the same thing for what little I use it for. Also sits under my countertop with no trouble. One negative is that occasionally if you don't secure the top extremely tight, it will leak a bit of liquid on to the base.

it is now suddenly very hard to put the container into the pocket to start the blending. I've cleaned it all several times, and it still is very hard to seat the container on the motor. When I first got it (and I use it every day), it was very easy to put the container in the motor base, push down and twist...to start the blending.

The rubber seal ring that's located around the metal blade grove constantly pops out of place and gets tangled in within the blade when I'm running my Nutribullet for my smoothie. It a big mess. I've already reordered two seals and they also got cut in half from the blade while I was using it. Very poor design for the rubber seal rings.

I like it better than a blender because the cups make portion sizes easier. Also I like the ease of being able to drink right from the cup you blended in. The cups and blade are all easy to clean when you do as directed. I have always liked making smoothies for breakfast or lunch, but now its so easy to do, that it's part of my daily routine. Its a great way to sneak in superfoods as well.

I've been using this to make smoothies, and it does a great job. It leaves a nice, smooth texture when using leafy greens and fruits and vegetables. My only complaint it that the cups have no handles. They are hard to hold with one hand, and this makes it difficult to drink from the cup you mixed the smoothie in.