Best blender I've ever owned. Serves my (relatively undemanding) needs and gets the job done. I'd like to look into more ways to use it as I'm sure I'm under utilizing it. Note: I'm a man with large hands and a strong grip, and even I have trouble getting the blade off after it blends--I can't imagine the struggle that a smaller, weaker person would have. It would be tricky for design purposes but if they could somehow engineer a rubberized grip into the base, that would improve it a lot.

I bought this about a month ago. I had always wanted one but couldn't justify the price so I used the regular cheaper bullet. I was told the nutra bullet would pulverize the seeds from fruit and such. This simply isn't the case - while use it does blend all the frozen fruit I use, all the seeds are still from strawberries, rasberries and blackberries are fully formed. Also the last few days the blender piece you screw on has started to leak. It spayed my smoothie all over my brand new white top. So much for the new top. For the price I thought it would be better and for the price it shouldn't be leaking already. I've had my magic bullet for at least 5 years and it's never leaked. Very Disappointing.

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.

I LOVE my NutriBullet, the juices it makes are fabulous but if you're prone to Kidney Stones, be careful with the type of extracted ingredients you use...in particular those high in Oxalates. (Look it up, National Kidney Foundation seems to have the best info) Check with your family doctor if you're concerned or have concerns too. As with anything, moderation is key.

I've had my Nutribullit Pro for two years. The base leaked from the start. Called customer service and had a replacement in 2 days. 5 stars for customer service. I use the Nutribullit every day to blend frozen fruit and vegetables. Some of the frozen fruits are very hard so it is like blending rocks. Hence, no surprise when the blade shaft broke after 1 1/2 years. Bought a new base and was up and running in a couple of days. The machine is very powerful for such a small package. It blends frozen fruits an vegetables into a very smooth frozen beverage in less than a minute. Awesome smoothies.

I purchase this 5 months ago. I did not start using it until about 2 months ago. I make a breakfast drink every morning all of a sudden I couldn't use it anymore and I called customer service. When I was finally able to get through to someone she was very patient in helping me resolve the problem with my product. I love the nutribullet and I look forward 2 years of using it

I love it!!! Makes smoothies so fast and correctly. The ice is blended down right with no big pieces of ice left. So easy to clean. I drink right out of the blender cup with a straw. Looks nice on countertop in kitchen with not taking up too much room. Most of these types of Kitchen items are used for a short period of time and then put up. I am sure my Nutribullet will be used and is a smart investment for me.

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.

I think this is one of the most over hyped products I've ever seen. Massive advertisement on how great it is, but I am just angry every time I use it. It doesn't blend properly, you can't use it without liquids. Even the second blade that was advertised to do so, which was the reason why I spent some extra money to get it. It does not clean. Not even with 2 days of soaking in warm water. There is always food bits left over in the corners you can't reach and it starts smelling. The plastic is really cheap and already about to break after 6 months of usage. Food gets constantly stuck in the blade when blending and I have to take it off the machine, open it and remove the stuff with a spoon every 30-60 seconds. It's simply annoying. It's a cheap product and not worth the money at all. My 10y year old Aldi blender is better. Don't waste your money and nerves on it.

I purchased this blender about a year and a half ago. I also own a Vitamix and Blendtec... I must just love blenders. While I don't think the build quality of the NutriBullet is on par with Vitamix, I find that the NutriBullet gets used much more often due to the convenience and the end result of my smoothie. The cleanup process for this blender is much easier than the other two blenders. It also seems like the consistency of the smoothie is much more controlled. Because of the design with the entire contents sitting directly over the blade, it requires less liquid to move the ingredients around. The other two blenders seem to develop air pockets around the blade and need a tamper to push the contents down. This means that I can make the smoothie as thick or light as I desire (to a certain point). I love being able to throw the ingredients in and within a few seconds everything is perfectly blended. I usually use spinach, frozen strawberries, frozen raspberries, frozen blueberries, frozen cherries, a scoop of protein powder and almond milk for the liquid.The NutriBullet 900 does a quick job and no lumps are left behind. My caveats are: 1. The fact that I have already had to contact NutriBullet about a replacement base when mine stopped working mid blend. They were great about issuing me a new blender even though the machine was slightly outside of the 1 year warranty period (I did have to pay a twenty dollar warranty upgrade fee). The build quality could be slightly better for the base materials and blade housing. 2. When the blade housing is removed from the container the seal ring sometimes comes off. I always add my protein powder last because I don't want to risk the protein being destroyed from the heat of the blade friction or aggravation of being mixed for a longer period of time. When I take the blade housing off, I have to rinse it before putting it back onto the container or else it makes a mess. Overall this is a great little blender and for the price it is unbeatable. Hope my review has helped you make a decision.