Customer Ratings & Reviews

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I have used several types of blenders to make my smoothies and this blender and all the styles they sell blow away Ninja blenders by a mile. Not only are Nutribullets easy to use and easy to operate, they are easy to clean and do not have the complicated cracks and crevices that Ninja blenders have that require advanced scrubbing and cleaning. This combo set is excellent and actually replaces the Nutribullet balance I own nicely since this combo has a full size blender attachment as well as a smoothie cup attachment that snaps into place easily and is great. The extract feature is also nice to have since it knows the right way to blend up fruits and vegetables so you get all the health benefits without destroying the nutrients. Love this set!

I absolutely enjoy using this blender. It comes with 3 different containers for blending. One larger one for mixing family sized portions of anything you want and 2 smaller "travel mug" type containers. It's so easy to just throw some veggies and fruit into the travel cup, blend it up, and then start my day on the road. I'm really impressed how there's absolutely no chunks in my morning breakfast blend. I am not a fan of chunks! What really surprises me even more is how there isn't even chucks stuck to the blending blades or on the bottom of the container. It's easy to clean, easy to use, and it has become part of my morning routine.

This is the perfect unit for those who like to take their smoothies on the go and don't want to do double dishes (by needing to wash both the pitcher and the smoothie cup). An unexpected benefit of the base design is that it's easier to clean than my previous unit because the threading is on the outside instead of inside (where it's difficult to see). At 1,200 watts -- this blender can pulverize ice and just about anything else you throw at it. The only thing that could make it better would be an integrated food processor function, but in fairness that feature isn't available in any unit I've seen.

First let me say that the NutriBullet system I evaluated was one of the most versatile and compact systems of its quality level I've ever reviewed or owned. The system started as a smoothie-focused product but this seems to be one of their forays into a multi-purpose blending system. The kit includes two cups (24 and 32oz) for smoothies/shakes/individual portions, and a VERY large half gallon (64oz) main blender pitcher which, while plastic, seemed VERY durably constructed. We've had no issues with the hardware since starting to use the system almost a month ago almost daily. The smaller cups have a separate blade/blend attachment that is constructed well, but also come with flip-cap lids for personal use on the go. The 24oz container also has a nice handle for use as a travel mug. The real highlight of the build quality seems to be Nutribullet's new base/motor assembly. It is heavy and has good suction cups for surface stability, but also has some of the NICEST membrane-style buttons I've ever seen on a blender in this price range. I wish some of the higher-end brands could copy this button material, which seems like it will hold up better than the shinier membrane-type buttons on other devices. In fact, I wish this type of material was the new normal for lots of devices (slow cookers, air fryers, etc)... The machine was loud, but not excessively and was about on-par for other blenders we use/evaluate. Blending was smooth and fast, but not exceptional when compared to competing blenders we also own. All in all, if you're looking for a blending system, for the price this is a VERY nice unit with lots of attachments and uses. It will require lots of storage for all of the parts, but seems to be a reliable device that will serve you for a long time though a lot of uses.

My family loves this product! My college age kids love using it to make personal size smoothies for on the way out the door. My husband uses the large blender attachment for making homemade salsa. I personally love how it blends up a smooth margarita in seconds! The attachments pop on and off easily and into the dishwasher. I don't even mind leaving it sitting out on the counter top since it has a sleek, clean design. My family gives it a thumbs up for sure!

I've tried my new Nutribullet out a few times now and it has worked really well! Here are the pros: - The user guide was easy to follow for both assembly and use. - All parts are dishwasher safe, except the base. - Control panel is simplistic and easy to use, with only 6 buttons. - Clean-up is easy, with a quick rinse and stick it in the dishwasher. - I've used the Extract Mode to make fruit smoothies. It blends the fruit, liquid and ice into a great smooth, blended drink. - Using the blender cup it easily transforms from blender cup into a drinking cup with a lid to drink from, which is a great, convenient feature. - I've used the blender pitcher to puree vegetables for soups and sauces. I used the Pulse button and then switched to medium. I got perfect consistency. - I like the feature when using the bullet cup that it automatically shuts off after one minute, whereas when using the pitcher it runs until you pause or stop it. - The blender pitcher is 64 ounces, so you can make large batches of sauce, soup, etc. - It has a nice looking design and seems to have more than enough power to do anything I would use it for. Seems to be a much more solid, well-made appliance than any past blender I have owned. The only con for me is that between the height of the base and the pitcher, it won't fit on my counter under my cupboards when it is assembled and not in use. So, I have to store the pitcher next to it or in the cupboard. Not really a huge deal, but just takes up a little more space than if I could store it as an assembled unit on my kitchen counter. Overall, I am very happy with this NutriBullet and I am sure it will serve me well for many years to come.

This is a serious and versatile addition to your kitchen tool kit. It includes: A 32-oz cup, A 24-oz handled cup, 2 to-go lids, 1 pitcher with integrated blade, 1 pitcher lid with a ventilated cap, 1 easy-twist extractor blade, 1 motor base, and 1 tamper. . Also included is an extensive User Guide which you'll want to read thoroughly because there's lots of good information that will keep you safe and your blender working properly. There's also a recipe book that includes recipes for: Smoothies, Shakes, Smoothie Bowls, Soups, Dips and Sauces, Cocktails, and Odds and ends including frappe, ice cream, milk and butter. IMO, this included documentation is some of the very best I've seen in any of my product reviews. The product comes with a one-year warranty, but if you register online, you'll get an extra three months added to your warranty for a total of 15 months. The blending control panel has a number of selections, incuding the power button, an extract program control button, low, medium and high speed buttons and a pulse selection button. Everything's clearly marked and your selection lights up. One important thing to keep in mind is that you don't want to exceed the "Max" fill line when loading your ingredients prior to starting the blending process. My favorites included the milk shakes and smoothies, but my wife will be using it for other things, like soups and dips. There are lots of options with this versatile product, so it's up to you to decide which will be your favorite.

I like the option to make personal size or full blender quantities of drinks. I enjoy making smoothies and fraps at home for my family. However we all like different things at different times so this helps that issue! I use the personal size to make one flavor for my daughter while getting the second one ready in the other cup. The auto shut off seems to be on point so I am able to divert my attention away from the machine while it does its thing. The suction cup base keeps it from dancing across my counter while in operation. The motor seems powerful enough to handle frozen fruit and ice without hesitating. The base is small enough to be easily handled and not cumbersome. I can't wait to try making other things in it! Will use it tonight for milkshakes. Wish it came with more cups but I am pretty sure if I look on the website I can find more. The other thing I like is the fact that it is pretty simplistic on the controls. Who needs a ton of options that all do the same thing, thank you for keeping it simple! Seems well made and not cheap in a very nice looking machine.

I first purchased my MagicBullet a few years ago, though it was fine and still being sold today, it was generally replaced by the NutriBullet system which is still a personal blender but bigger and more powerful. But given the size of the either the Magic Bullet or Nutri Bullet, it was really a hard sell as the only blender in your house. Then comes the new Nutri Blender combo. In essence it functions as a normal blender but can also serve as a personal blender as well. So it’s really a two-in-one product. But what makes it different from regular blenders? Regular blenders have a wattage of around 600 watts. This is a high powered blender at 1,200 watts. And since it can convert to a personal blender, this gives the NutriBullet Blender an edge over other high powered blenders. And since this is at a price point similar to other high powered blenders, the addition of two individual blender cups gives this more value. So what can I say aside that this is a great blender? I have no more words for this. And I’d recommend it to everyone.

After owning a Nutribullet (one of the models from about 6-7 years ago), I was excited to get my hands on the new version. This version promises to be not only more powerful, but also more versatile. After using it for about a week, I believe they've delivered on both fronts! After years of being limited to the traditional Nutribullet cup size, they've finally released this version which includes a full sized blender and I couldn't be happier. For times when you're looking to mix up drinks (perhaps of the alcoholic persuasion) for an entire party, the original Nutribullet wouldn't cut it because it took too long. Now, you can blend up to 64oz at a time, meaning this can take the place of a traditional blender and an existing Nutribullet (as it is in my case). The unit didn't have any issues keeping up with what I threw at it, and has 5 different modes/speeds (including a pulse mode which is awesome) to help ensure everything is blended to the desired level. and the only real issue I have is that the blade doesn't pop out of the large container. I'm sure this is to ensure a proper seal, but one of the big benefits of the original Nutribullet concept is the fact that you can remove the blade and easily clean the entire unit. Not so with the big boy. The included accessories are pretty decent. Besides the full sized container (and tamping stick), you get two, more traditionally Nutribullet-sized cups, one with a handle and one without, and they've also included two sealable drinking lids as well. The only real thing missing is a smaller cup, which some may use. Additionally, they've thrown in a book of basic recipes which can help anyone new to the smoothie game with coming up with a good tasting, nutritious smoothy. Recipes can be easily obtained online, but it's appreciated none the less. Overall, this is a very versatile machine, and is well worth the look for anyone in need of a smoothy machine with the ability to do a full, 64oz blend.

I make breakfast shakes (that involves fruits and veggies) everyday. That's what I use my blender for 99% of the time. (the other 1% might be frozen adult beverages). I don't use it to make soups or anything. So my use is pretty limited. I'm not looking for anything too fancy, just something to get the job done. I've used the original Nutribullet before and I was less than impressed with the build quality. I also didn't like the number of attachments. Yes, some people might prefer to have 18 different sized cups and lids but for me, it was a hassle to store and keep track of. For my purposes, I prefer the one cup and one blender that this Nutribullet Blender Combo has. Plus, the cups, in my humble opinion aren't big enough. Anyway, I would say that this is a basic blender with no frills. And for most people that's all you need. There’s your basic numbers corresponding to the “speed” of the blender, as well as an extract button that acts as a button on demand. Meaning, you hold it and it turns the blades, and you let go and it stops. One of the negatives is that there’s no timers. In my old Ninja blender you could his a preset button and the blender would run for a set amount of time and stop on its own. This blender won’t stop on its own, but honestly, that shouldn’t be a dealbreaker. That’s just a guy nitpicking after he used a blender with a timer. (if you’ve never had it, you don’t know you need it). As mentioned earlier, unlike the original Nutribullet, you only get two blending “cups” and a large capacity blender. Unless 4+ people make smoothies in the morning, this is just what you need. So in terms of storage and counter space, the Nutribullet Combo won’t take up a lot of room in your cabinets. As far as your countertops, I wouldn’t say it’s svelte, but when compared to the Ninja blenders, yeah, this baby saves a lot of space. The base of the blender doesn’t have a large footprint and relatively speaking, it’s not that tall. Meaning, the base with the blender (or one of the blender cups) isn’t so tall as it would interfere with your cabinets (my old Ninja Blender could not fit underneath my kitchen cabinets with the blender itself attached). This might be a minor quip, but if you are like me and like a clean looking countertop, it matters how big/tall the blender is. Now, I can’t say if this would fit underneath your cabinet (on the countertop), but it is something to consider. In terms of build quality, I’m pretty impressed. The blender “jar’ and “cups” are made of plastic, but that seems pretty normal as I see small numbers of blenders with glass containers. But it’s a high quality. And the base is sturdy and well built. Unlike some blenders (looking at you Ninja) the Nutribullet doesn’t dance around while in use. So in terms of actual performance, however, this blender drags down it’s score. As I alluded to earlier, this is a basic blender. Unlike the Ninja blenders (where it has an intimidating 3 story blender blade) the blade of the Nutribullet is built into the base of the blender container (or the bottom cap for the plastic ups, depending on what you're using). When crushing frozen fruit as part of my smoothies, I continue to find frozen “berries” in my shakes. Which is something I never found in the Ninja blenders I’ve tried previously. I have to admit it’s quieter than other blenders but I would give up more noise for better performance. Bottom line is that this is a no frills blender that gets basic jobs does. It does a great job for limited needs (blending fruit)., but it lacks the ability to adapt (no timer or custom drink settings). It’s also easy to clean (only the base and the blender)

My family was in the market for a new blender, and my wife realize we have been mainly using our existing one for smoothies. We figured why not get one that should be phenomenal at that. I can tell you one thing for sure, this thing makes great smoothies. The two included travel mugs are great and make it easy to make your drink and head out the door. My sons commented that they thought the smoothies tasted better, but that could just be them being impressed with the shiny new toy. We also used it for our regular food prep, and it worked flawlessly. A great kitchen piece of tech. Definitely recommend this to anyone in the market for a better blender.

This product is great! I’ve always wanted to upgrade my blender and get into making health shakes and smoothies. First off, it’s a very nice and quality blender. It has a modern look to it. The Nutribullet gives you what you need to start making drinks, you get a blender Cup, a Handled Cup, and a Pitcher. The cups have a blade attachment so you can use either to blend. They also include 2 lids for the cups that are great for taking your drink with you. Another great thing they include is a recipe book for smoothies, soups, drinks, and other treats. I’ve never made smoothies before, but after making a few I’m excited and looking to explore the other recipes. The book is catered to the blender so it tells you exactly what settings and containers to use along with the nutrition facts. The Essential Green Smoothie recipe was fantastic and plenty extra, so I stored the extra in the included handled cup, put the lid on, and left it in the fridge for breakfast the next day. I had to do a quick blend on it, but still just as delicious the next day! My girlfriend was raving about how good it was. After watching LSU happily cream Texas in college football yesterday, I was a bit hungover today. My greasy breakfast taco didn’t make me feel any better. I came home and made me the Super Blue Smoothie, and I feel great...no kidding! Very satisfied with this product and I look forward to a healthier lifestyle. Including my 3 servings of veggies and fruits daily hasn’t been easy, but one drink helps so much! If you’re on the fence, get it, you won’t be disappointed.

The NutriBullet Blender and Juicer Combo is great. The first thing I noticed was how heavy the base was and that it stays in place with the suction cups on the bottom so there is no need to hold it while in use. I really like the variable speeds, especially the Extract button. I put all my juicing ingredients in, along with ice and water, hit the Extract button and let it do it's thing. I did have to stop the process (easily by hitting the power button), because it was done blending before it stopped automatically. The blender seems to be very powerful, more than my "old" standard blender. It's nice that it comes with some recipes - particularly the soup ones. I liked some of the spices suggested in the smoothies as well. I was concerned about have a plastic pitcher for the blending part, which is not as thick as the juicer cups, but it seems sturdy and time will tell if it holds up. It spots a little bit from washing, but nothing major. It is nice to have the top center cap to add ingredients or stir without taking off the entire lid. Everything cleans up easily. I just rinse and stick in the dishwasher. But hand washing would be very fast and easy. The only negative, which might be an issue with some people, is how loud it is. My husband is usually sleeping when I juice in the mornings... not any more. But the trade-offs are worth it.

I've been a big smoothie fan for years, its a great snack but it also has significant health benefits especially for folks who have trouble chewing high fiber hard foods. We bought a Vitamix a few years ago because it was simply the best in the market at the time, but since then, the market has caught up!!! This Nutribullet does as good of a job in terms of making smoothies and it also has great flexibility in terms of blending heads with the single server options as well as the larger 64oz jug. The biggest issue cheap sub-$200 blenders have is completely chopping up and emulsifying leafy greens. We had an older rotating blade Ninja and it just couldn't get it done with the Kale and Spinach. The key is having the blade at the bottom which creates a vortex effect. The Nutribullet does all of this and also has the non-sharp blades for safety. It pulls the smoothie contents down to the blades and cuts them perfectly creating a similar vortex as our Vitamix. I've made a few smoothies when my parents visit and they love it and it makes me feel great since they have dietary issues. Its also a great, healthy snack for kids. Much better than ice cream or popsicles and you can freeze the smoothie mix into molds to make fresh cheap popsicles. Really enjoying the Nutribullet combo, great value and great results!!!

While we have been happy Vitamix owners for 5 years, but in all this time, we yearned for something more practical for making shakes, smoothies, and dressings on the fly, and in a container size appropriately - ENTER THE NUTRIBULLET! Very appropriately named, as "bullets" are fast and fly and are surprisingly powerful for their size - this appliance is all of mentioned and more! Easy to clean, not too loud, no terrible smells from a motor that seems VERY capable. Awesome recipes included too, and many more on their website. Containers are dishwasher safe, which is a plus. Was never comfortable placing the Vitamix container in the dishwasher as we noticed rust once after running that one through. Nutribullet is more than ideal and no rust. After blend a morning shake, popping a lid and heading out the door, its just as easy to return home and place directly in the dishwasher, then rinse, wash, repeat the next morning. Don't feel silly spending a fraction of the money on this as you did a top of the line brand, as the NutiBullet does many things, and its practical in ways that it a worthy investment/compliment to your appliance collection.

This was excellent, the best Nutri Bullet. It makes very good smoothies and works very fast.

1200 watts of smoothie making, food processing power, and it has suction cup feets! What's not to love? The NutriBullet Blender Combo has it all, an 8 cup pitcher (w an integrated blade), a 24 ounce cup w handle and a 32 ounce cup. Of course the cups have their own blade base. Upon unboxing you will note a WARNING label on the blades. Man, they are sharp. Sharpest I've seen for sure. Quality touches also include a tamper, suction feet, and a dedicated EXTRACT program. Smooth as silk smoothies, and other uses. I have Sugar Gliders which require a specialized well blended staple as part of their diet. The NutriBullet Blender Combo is the perfect tool for this diet. At last a kitchen tool that allows me to make a months worth of staple (it's kept in the freezer) that is perfectly blended and smooth. From smoothies to staple to a killer food processor the NutriBullet Blender Combo not only does it all, but does it all very well. Cheers!

The order came quickly. The appliances work great. Satisfied