I really am enjoying this..altho, my drinks don't look like the ones in the recipe books and haven't had that WOW factor as far as flavor. I use coconut water and cashew milk (yum), and water.....is there a place I can look for more recipes for the N Bullet (free please!!). It is a great product and emulsifies everything!! Just want mine to taste spectacular and look refreshing like in the pictures:)..Would love the help!! The one problem it does have is if you overfill it leaks...I did see that posted several times, too....I can't afford to upgrade..it took me forever to save for this and still did value pay.....that's how bad I wanted this!!

For the price I was expecting a top quality blending machine. I use this piece of equipment everyday and wish that it made me happy everyday I use it. Most days I use it the foods blend well. The days it doesn’t blend well are the days it leaks, shuts off, or damages the blender bottles. Wish this piece of equipment was made with better quality plastic shakers and a better threading for the base.

I use this numerous times throughout the day to prepare my meals. I have gone 95% raw and this NutriBullet is invaluable for grinding nuts into a pulp consistency for taco 'meat', 'not tuna' tuna. Smoothies get truly liquefied in this machine. And super easy/fast to clean. I've had lesser powered similar machines (250 Watts, 600 Watts), and they did not grind/liquefy like this Pro. It is a little on the loud side when in use, but I still think out of the other brands/machines that I've bought in the past, this is by far the best one and it's because of the 900 Watts of power. If you're contemplating on buying a NutriBullet, or a similar machine, get one with the highest Watts possible.

I purchased this about a month ago and am ever so pleased. Even though it came with recipe books, I use them as a guide because I mix my own concoctions. Tomorrow I will make raw carrot juice with a pinch of protein powder. Also, the unit takes little room on my kitchen counter. Less room than my blender which I stored away. Plus, it's so easy to clean.

My nutribullet has enabled me to incorporate more healthy foods into my diet, however I did not see much difference between the 600 and the 900 watt motor. I would buy a nutribullet again if mine broke but i'm not sure that I wouldn't just get the cheaper 600 watt version.

I've had the original NutriBullet for years and decided to try the Pro. Both machines have been used nearly daily, and sometimes multiple times a day. The NutriBullet machines have performed as promised and are built to last. They're fast to operate and easy to clean. It makes a healthy lifestyle much easier.

I purchased the NutriBullet Pro after reading some of the reviews. You do have to be careful when screwing the lid on, otherwise it will leak. What I started to do is turn it over and shake it a few times to see if it is sealed. This is my technique and it works for me. Other than the leaking, the product is fantastic. I used to just have coffee for breakfast, but now I have a healthy shake and coffee. I use my Nutribullet every day, and I love produce shopping. I enjoy concocting my own blends. Now, I just need to start writing them down. It's also super easy to clean.

My husband and I usually make 2 health shakes a day. It's fast with easy clean up and love the convenience of drinking directly from the blending jar. We have previously purchased the smaller unit and found the motor burned out too easily. This one seems to handle a fair number of ingredients with straining. Much happier with this size

I bought this model because I was using something from another manufacturer which broke. This processes my morning smoothie ten times faster and better than my previous model. I just wish it also came with a smaller jar to use on the machine. It does have a travel mug but I usually eat my smoothie at home.

I've never owned a high-power blender, and after years of combing the market, I settled on this one to start my green smoothie life. I've never had to chew my salad smoothie - it's always been creamy, which is great! I did try adding pomegranate seeds, and they weren't totally pulverized. I strained the smoothie to remove the tough bits. I'd prefer them to be blended so I could get the fiber. I don't know if I would trust this to make a nut butter. It would probably be chunky peanut butter at best. BUT… for the price I paid, I think it does a pretty darn good job. Not a Vitamix/Blendtex, but certainly not a plain grocery machine. Loads better! My main complaint is in the machinery. Firstly, if I don't use a monster grip to twist the blade ON, my drink will leak everywhere while blending. But because I have to twist it on so tight, I surely must be slowly stripping the grips on the blade. Leakage or wearing down my device… not sure which to pick (and not sure I should have to.) My second complaint is leakage from the bottom. I've done personal research AND followed the instructions not to fill past the "Max Fill" line. I know that the pressure of overfilled contents will potentially make it splatter upon blade removal OR force the smoothie out the bottom through the seal and screws. However, I've been diligent not to push the machine, and it still leaks out the bottom. I don't know if I potentially was sent the older version of the blades, but I'm getting angry thinking about it. I'm not expecting it to be totally mess-free, but if I don't spray out the screws, those could get moldy over time. That's horrific and unhealthy. I appreciate the extended warranty I received for registering online (3 extra months on top of a whole year of coverage). I do hope that if the problems I outlined get any worse, I'll be able to apply to that warranty and be compensated with new parts. In the meantime, I'm enjoying being a lot healthier and eating way more fresh produce than I used to.