Customer Ratings & Reviews

Had it for 5 months rarely use it only to make my baby food, its super loud take so long to actually blend I would have gotten some different if I would have known this

I used the blender a few times and the motor has already stopped working. It happened to our previous nutribullet as well. I twas supposed to be a powerful and durable blender but it's not. I contacting the manufacturing regarding a warranty.

It was good for only 7 months, after that started to see blck deposition under the small blender and after few months the ball bearing came loose. This blender is only good for smoothies. I would definitely not recommend anyone to buy this product cos its just waste of your money and time. If you do buy dont forget to buy the best buy geek squad prorection plan which will cover your product even if it gets damaged.

This is a substantial step up from the original, smaller Nutribullet. I’ve owned the smaller one for years and it has never failed to let me down. From making smoothies to pureeing fruits and vegetables for baby food, the original Nutribullet was a versatile workhorse. Hoping this would prove to be as good, or better, than the original, I had to give it a shot. It did not disappoint. The blender features a 1200W motor base that has had absolutely no issues with any food I put in it. I’ve used anything from nuts to frozen bananas and the blender chews through them with little to no effort. While I really like the original Nutribullet, you did have to be cognizant of what and how much you put into it. This one is on a whole other level. It never seems to mind what kind of job you ask of it. The extract function was the most often used button on the machine. It is custom tailored for smoothies. It is pre-programmed to automatically start and stop throughout its cycle to make perfectly consistent smoothies. While I am in no way a chef (I struggle with frozen pizza) this machine is tailored for folks like me, taking all the guesswork out of the equation. I never experienced any large chunks of skins or inadequately blended ingredients in any of the recipes I tried with it. The 1200W motor is as loud as it is powerful. I wouldn’t necessarily say it is obnoxiously loud, but you are not going to watch any TV or listen to the radio when using it. The motor is so powerful that it will get away from you if you don’t give it your full attention. While blending a smoothie with frozen bananas, it grabbed one of the bananas and tried to spin itself off the counter. It chewed the banana with enough force that it pushed liquid past the seals of the single serve smoothie cup. Luckily, I was keeping an eye on it and not letting it go on “cruise control”. Would I consider this product a good buy? Absolutely. It is the most powerful blender I’ve used and chews through food without breaking a sweat. If you liked the original Nutribullet and/or want an upgrade, I think you would hard pressed to find a better machine. Add to that the assortment of pitchers and single serve containers, makes it just that much more versatile and appealing.

This blender fits perfectly with the large 64oz pitcher attached under my cabinets. Unlike our previous, very expensive blender which we would have to pull out onto the counter to use this one is suctioned to the area under the cabinet and hasn't moved since we started using it. The blender comes with 2 additional cups and lids for the cups. This is very helpful if you typically just want to do a quick shake before work and head out the door with it. Nobody wants to make a shake for yourself in a 64oz blender pitcher and then have to clean the pitcher before leaving. I think Nutribullet thought this through. The extract button seems to blend the perfect protein smoothie. If not you have a pulse button and high medium and low. I don't know what more you would need. I like this blender alot and it has replaced the $300 blender we previously had. One thing I didn't expect is that it is very loud. Seems louder than the expensive blender but I feel like all blenders are loud unless they're in a smoothie shop. Pros: Footprint feels smaller than a traditional blender. Comes with 64oz pitcher and 2 single serving cups. Easy to clean up. Works well, blends super smooth. Extract option makes a perfect smoothie. Cons: Loud If you ran into the same problem as us with your blender being too tall to sit where you'd like on your counter, check out the Nutribullet. I don't think you'll be disappointed.

The blender burnt out in 5 months. It was okay or doable after but after 5 months it burnt out. wont work anymore.

Bought this not even year ago my one jar is useless cause within first few months it broke now i have to use big jar for all and since last couple days whenever i use blender i smell burning smell, waste of money

What can I say.... it does a terrible job blending ice with liquid. The top leaks. The top doesn’t fit well - very cheap materials. Totally disappointed.

I've only used the blender 10-20 and smoke has started to come out of it, along with a black substance of the bottom. Absolutely terrible at blending ice with liquid. Complete waste of time and money.

Nutribullet blender combo it’s without doubt the most complete and powerful blender that I’ve owned ever. The extraction function is able to transform all kind of textures and tastes in a single multivitamin single taste paste that makes happy each family member. It’s so good that has been able to pass the super-picky eater test of my 9 y-o that is unhappy with any single smoothie with a noticeable texture (and his mouth seems to be especially gifted to detect particles otherwise unnoticeable for other humans). It’s obvious that there are plenty of blenders in the aisle and the decision is not always easy. After trying few for years, I arrive to a main conclusion that could seem logic but it’s not always obvious, the rotor power makes the difference (specs here talk about 1200 wats). A key indicator, go-nogo, for me is always the capacity of including ice in your receipts, Nutribullet can handle it and in combination of fresh fruits and some light vegetables, it delivers an interesting icecream texture that my wife loves. I liked the combo versus other options because is providing the different sizes servings that you normally need when you enter in a smoothie personalization, not all ingredients serve for all family members. In the last week, I only used the pitcher once when the cups are in use couple of times per day. I also like the fact that the cups are supereasy to clean without even need to put in the dishwasher (but you could because are safe). It’s too hot right now but I am looking forward for the winter, to test the hot soup capacity of the pitcher. This seems also a new feature that before was exclusively reserved to glass made pitchers and now is also possible thanks to the durable materials used. Always nice to have extended capacities. Nice additions in the package is the book for recipes and the 2 to-go lids that transform your blender cup (BPA free). No need to transfer to a different cup when leaving the house. One final recommendation be sure before turning on that the cup (or the pitcher) are properly attached/assembled to the base, I think that with the rotor power, otherwise you risk your device.

I’ve had the original NutriBullet for several years and it has served me well with the single cup. I also use a more powerful blender with a single cup attachment, so the original NutriBullet hasn’t been used in recent months as much as it was originally because there are times, I need a full-size blender. There is only so much space in my kitchen for kitchen gadget storage! Now NutriBullet has introduced a Blender Combo that is compact and very powerful. At approximately 19" x 20.15" x 15.6" it is equipped with a 1200-Watt Motor, a stainless-steel precision blade, a 64 oz. blending pitcher, a 32 oz. travel cup, and a 24 oz. travel cup with a handle. The pitcher and cups are made from a super-durable, high-performance plastic that is BPA-free and dishwasher safe. With one of the design objectives being strength, this high-performance plastic is so durable that the material even allows for hot liquids, such as soups, to be blended in the 64 oz pitcher. The NutriBullet Blender Combo has been well designed and the finishes are attractive. The design also considered and incorporated many safety features. For instance, the base of the motor is equipped with suction cups which firmly grip the countertop and provides additional stability when the blender is in use. The pitcher sits on top of the motor base and before it will function, it must be locked in place with a twist to secure it tightly. The electrical cord also seems to be of an ample length. To allow for blending precision and control, the blender motor has 3 speeds (low, medium, high) and a pulse control. It also has a very impressive Extract control which has been specifically programmed to extract all the nutrition it can from fruits, vegetables, seeds and nuts. Included in the package is a tamper that comes with the 64 oz. blender pitcher to assist with blending solid fruits and vegetables. It is used by removing the seal on the top of the pitcher and is made specifically for this pitcher because it isn’t long enough to damage the blade. Instead, it just helps to distribute the extraction. So far, I am very impressed with this blender and its power for its size. It is quiet and can do what many larger blenders which cost 3x and 4x more than this blender can do. NutriBullet Blender Combo does everything you need it to do in order to extract juice, mix single protein drinks, make a pitcher of a beverage drink, etc. It does all this and it does the job very well. Power. Precision. Versatility. is written on the packaging and those three words alone describe this blender and its potential. It has a 1-year warranty and I highly recommend it if you are looking for a compact combo blender with speed, strength, durability single mixing cups and a large pitcher too. I think it’s a winner!

It broke in 1 year what the heck?????????????????????????????????????????????

I've used friends' Nutribullet single serve machines before, but was very excited to see the Combo available as I was looking for a new blender. this setup comes with a single size bullet, a single size bullet that has a handle (!), and a wide mouth traditional 'blender' jar with removable lid. First, the individual size bullets are excellent for making your morning or afternoon smoothie (or ice cream shake! cookies and cream shake sooooo easy!). Having one with a handle will make it possible to slowly pour,scrape it into another container easy! If using protein powder, definitely put liquid in first!!! The controls on the base are simple and straight forward. Rather than 20 levels of spin speed, you have three (plus pulse and extract). so simple! Best of all, the bullets come with lids so if you are drinking your smoothie while driving to work, it's a breeze. The changer is the large traditional blender container-- two quarts!. Now I can use the Bullet base to pulverize items for soups, recipes, salsas and more. It has a wide 'pusher' thing you can use to jame the ingredients down to the blades without harming yourself. I really like the fact that you twist on the container to the base, so no misfires on blending or falling off. The base is very sturdy and solid, as well as being easy to keep clean with an easy wipe. The blades are solidly attached to the base/lids and there are no gaskets or leaks to worry about. Pretty sure I'm gonna use this a lot because it is so easy to use.

Covers all the bases for personal or family servings... This is my first juicer/extractor/blender/smoothie device, and it made the most sense to get one that could do both personal servings in a small container and family servings with a traditional large pitcher. Fortunately NutriBullet came out with this "combo" package, which handles either personal sized or family sized containers very nicely. This unit will handle both sizes of containers and is exceptionally easy to use and clean. The unit is nicely packaged, and easy to set up and start using in a matter of minutes. Construction seems very rugged, with plenty of power, firm buttons, and a very stable base. The controls are very simple, with multiple speeds and a separate "pulse" button to use with any speed setting. For blending and juicing large quantities, a nice "tamping" utensil is included, and is cleverly designed to prevent the utensil from going down too far and getting chewed up by the blades. A nice touch and something that prevents a full pitcher of ingredients from being spoiled by plastic flakes. The personal sized blending and serving cups have been the most used, as they are just the right size for individual servings and quick to set up, use, and clean. Some quick uses of the family size for some home made salsa at dinner and a big pitcher of milkshakes for movie time. No problems with swapping out the containers and they twist on and off easily, but are held in place securely when using the unit. Plenty of power with this unit, and hasn't slowed down or hesitated when working with a full container of ingredients. Very stable on the counter with addition of small suction cups for the feet. No wobbling or dancing when running at high speed on a full blending pitcher. Overall this is a nice package for all sizes of jobs, very sturdy in construction, and easy to use and clean up afterwards. This was a good choice for meeting different family needs.

It worked for 15 seconds the first and only time using. Now it won’t turn on at all.

My daughter loves smoothies. We’ve been getting combo fruit juices like banana-strawberry and Orange - Mango that she’s mixed with yogurt in our 20 year old blender. That’s worked fairly OK, it’s not quite as smooth as we’d like. The blender mixes things together, but the thick liquid gets all over the pitcher. We decided to invest in a “personal” blender to make the messes more manageable and chop things more finely. It also saves some money on the premium juice blends. We also like to experiment with different flavors and thought this would be a good way to do that. The Nutribullet comes with 2 cups, 2 lids, and a large pitcher. The cups are just the right size for a breakfast drink. The pitcher is good for a whole family. Nutribullet includes sharp sides on the mixing blades used for blending. This made quick work of the fruit we’d frozen the night before for our morning mix. It also chops everything very finely while mixing it in with the fruit, yogurt, and milk we use in our new favorite recipe. The small cups actually work better than the pitcher when you’re using small to medium amounts. The pitcher comes with a plastic “tamper” to push down the larger pieces of fruit and ice and get them ground up. The base is somewhat large, but very powerful. There's a 'extraction' mode which varies the speed of the blender, pulsing it on and off, to make it easier to get a smoothie with no chunks. I found both the pitcher and the cups are fairly easy to clean with soap and water. Since we use them for breakfast, it’s best to soak with water immediately afterwards to make the cleaning easier when I get home. While it’s a little on the expensive side compared to a regular blender, the smoothies come out great and I’m glad we got this!

First off let me say that this machine is powerful. It has all the available options that you would expect from a top end blender. Being able to make single serve or smaller portion options is very handy. It's definitely a quality made machine and it's pretty easy to clean. The blades are very sharp so be careful but otherwise it's awesome. Recipes are easy to follow as well. My only complaint would be that it's just as loud as my old blender.

We have been using this blender for about 2 years now and it is still going strong and as powerful as when we started using it. 1200W does the job well. Smoothies are a dream in this blender. You can make a batch for your family or an individual serving in the smaller blender cup. They usually blend in 1 minute or less. The trick is to make sure you add enough liquid for a quick and smooth blend. You may have to use the tamper to push down the ingredients. We have also used them for frozen drinks. Pina Coladas blend fast with the fresh pineapple, coconut cream, ice and rum perfectly melded together. It is equally handy for soups. I usually allow the soup to cool to about 120 degrees Fahrenheit before pureeing in the blender. You can also blend the soup more chunky if you prefer. Just use the low speed or pulse for a short time. I have made salsas, purees, soups, smoothies, Hollandaise sauce, etc... and everything has turned out great. Just make sure you have enough liquid for what you are blending.

So I thought I would give this a try... but my expectations were low... I owned a bullet when I first went to college that broke after about a month of use because of the tiny plastic gear used to turn the blade was not heavy duty at all. Fast forward to this now... The first thing I noticed about this is that the gear is heavy duty... I don't have any concerns with this one breaking. And it only got better from there. I love that this is a combo unit. It has replaced both my full blender as well as the personal one. As an added bonus it is small enough and looks nice enough my wife is letting me leave the base on the kitchen counter instead of putting it in the pantry after each use. My old blender was a "professional grade" blender with "professional grade" power, yet the smoothies i've made with this one are much smoother. No small chunks left over. I used both a manual process and the extract setting... with the personal sized container the extract works amazing. With the large pitcher I ended up needing to blend it a little more but in the end it still came out just as smooth. This is the first device that I can't think of a way to improve it really. It hits everything I want or need in a blender. Pros: -One base for personal container and pitcher -Extremely smooth smoothies -nice looking -easy to clean Cons: - I haven't been able to come up with any.

I am very impressed with this blender. Everything is well-built, solid and seals perfectly. It is a bit larger than I expected, I think I was just thinking small cups in my head, but it is very stable, and both the footprint and the weight are more than reasonable. I also love the versatility it provides with the two smaller cups (one with a handle, with lids, for on the go) as well as the large pitcher. I have mostly made smoothies to this point, some with ice, some without, and it has been very easy to use and had more than enough power to make short work of every task I have given it so far. I am loving trying to find combinations of things that I like, and now that fall is coming, I can’t wait to try out some soups. I see loaded baked potato in my future. Lastly, when you are done, the blender and all its parts are easy to clean. I do most of it by hand (though nearly everything can go in the dishwasher) and have no trouble. All in all, I am very happy with this blender system. It works well, is built well, is versatile, and is easy to clean. Checks every box for me.