NutriBullet - GO 13-Oz. Cordless Blender - White

So east to use. Blends well and is very quiet. It doesn’t hold a charge long but it works well. Great for on the go. I will buy again.

My wife loves using this blender for her protein shakes. It is the perfect size for one serving and does a much better job of blending than a shaker cup. It keeps a charge well and is easy to through in your backpack. Pros - Battery life. We have used it several times a day over the past 4 days on a single charge. - Easy to use - one button operation. Blends for 30 seconds at a time and stops. - Fruit smoothies and protein shakes are well blended. - Much quieter than expected (especially compare to a regular blender) - USB C charging - Easy to clean. Charging port is covered and it is easy to clean by running a cycle with soapy water when you are done blending. - Safety feature prevents accidental activation when the cup is not attached. - Blade cover allows you to easily carry it in your bag, while using the cup for your drink. Things to Consider - The manual specifically states that this product is not designed for hot liquids, frozen fruit, or ice. We did make a smoothie without issue using some crushed ice, but I would not recommend it for full sized ice cubes or frozen items. - A USB charger is not included - only a USB C charging cable. It charged without issue in about 3 hours from a laptop so it should work with just about any USB charger/port. - It easy to clean, but the components are not dishwasher safe. - To prevent motor damage it is recommend that operation is limited to 1 minute (2 cycles) at a time.

The nutribullet® GO Cordless blender is a light-duty (no ice or frozen fruits and vegetables) personal blender that is powered by a 2000mah battery and an electric motor that produces 18000 RPMs to produce personal protein shakes, or smoothies while on the go. The unit features a 13 oz BPA-free, blending cup (max level is 10 oz), a USB cable for charging the unit, a cap for the blending cup, and a cover for the main unit to safely cover the units’ blades. The user manual includes 9 recipes for use with the device, along with the obligatory usage instructions, safety, and warranty information. During my test runs the unit performed as advertised and was able to make a personal-sized protein shake with added fruit. The unit runs for about 40 seconds before shutting off the cycle to avoid overheating. Cleaning the blades with a quick rinse is all that is needed before covering the blades with the cover. The mixed shake or smoothie can then be drunk from the blending cup or transferred to another cup, if you are making multiple drinks or a larger drink then the unit can mix at one time. With the 2000mAh battery, the device is rated for “up to 20 blending cycles” - which is enough for one blend cycle per weekday for a month - before needing to be recharged, which takes less than 3 hours. Since the unit is chargeable via a USB cable, it is simple to recharge and be ready to go in a few hours once the battery is low. Overall, this is a nice personal protein shake/smoothie maker that is very handy for its on-the-go use case. It would have been nice for a carry bag/case to be included with the unit, however, since it is very compact and travels in 3 parts (blender and cover, Cup and cap, and cord) it should fit in most folks’ other bags for easy transport. The only downside I see to this unit is the blending cup capacity – while advertised as 13 oz., only 10 oz. is usable for proper blending results. Pros: compact, easily charged, number of cycles between charges Cons: Cup Capacity

Good quality and good price. Pretty easy to clean and actually blends easily.

Today I am reviewing the Nutribullet go. This product caught my eye due to the fact that I wanted a blender with a little more power and portability. And in my opinion this product fits the bill. Lets go ahead and discuss my thoughts on the Nutribullet go. ::Initial thoughts:: Upon receiving my NB I opened it up and was surprised by just how small and portable it is. You will find the blender base, the blender top and instructions. And if my memory is correct a USB type c cable. After reading up on the product and examining it two things stood to me the most the battery capacity and the type c charging port. Those two things alone Impressed me. ::Pros & Con's:: - Portability - USB C charging port - 2000mah battery (cellphone like capacity) - Easy to clean Cons: - Small liquid capacity ::General thoughts: I have used the product for nearly two weeks and I must say that for a portable blender I am fairly impressed. The NB Go will blend pretty much whatever you can think of but of course within reason. What I mean by that is that you may have to blend frozen products a second or even a third time to get the desired result and consistency for whatever it is you are making. I primarily use it for smoothies at work and also it is excellent at mixing protein shakes. For those looking to find out the liquid capacity the blender can blend is 12 ounces. There is no measurement lines so you have to manually check. I have yet to deplete my battery but I think this is subjective because your usage results may vary. I find that on average I use it about once a day 5 days a week. So in total I used it 10 days more or less so far. And the battery is still going strong. I do not know if there is an option for a larger capacity blender bottle I know I would love at a minimum a 16 oz option. ::TL:DR:: I have owned various portable blenders in the past and by far the nutribullet go is my favorite. It is highly portable and has great battery life and does exactly as advertised. Pick one up if you are in need of one.

This blender is perfect for making regular shakes like protein shakes. powder, liquid, and a little ice and you're good to go. This is perfect for at work, which is what I got it for. It is not great with frozen fruit. I added some frozen strawberries to some sweet tea. This Nutribullet Go left a big chuck of strawberry whole whereas the Blendjet pulvarized the strawberries. It's also slow. I used a Blendjet at the same time, only started the Blendjet like 2 seconds after. The Blendjet finished first even though the Bullet had a head start. For size comparison, I snapped a picture of this beside a Blendjet. Pros: Pretty quiet, compared to regular Nutribullet Pro. Like the cap that protects the blades/housing while not in use. Ueful for super simple blending. Cons: Kinda slow and not super powerful. Doesn't hold a good amount of liquid. Not the best with frozen fruit. Bottom Line: Would I recommend this blender. Nah, probably not. I would get something more powerful and pay a few extra dollars.

Don’t think you can make a smoothie on this unless you chop the fruit first or use powder! I tried to put a half banana cut in 2 and still would not make a smoothie lol i mean is great if you are just mixing a powdery flavor but for that you can always get a shaker bottle for 5 dollars . Not worth the price

The blender works pretty good for a non electric blender. The only down fall to this blender is it’s too small l, it’s only 13 ounces. If they would make a 20 oz it would be perfect