Customer Ratings & Reviews

not as expected and performance is too low, below the par

Stop work no good would not recomended to no one. C

Did not like it used to much vegetables to get the juice out

I’ll start by saying this is my first experience using a juicer so I don’t have direct competitors to compare it to. I’ve used the Nutribullet blender in the past and had good results so I have an overall positive impression of the brand. As a juicer novice, a few thing stuck out to me: - The juicer is huge. It takes about twice the counter space as a traditional blender so make sure you have somewhere to store it. - It’s solid. The base is very heavy and all the pieces fit well together. It felt like a well made appliance before I even turned it on. - Assembly was easy. I didn’t have to use instructions to put it together, though I did read through the cleaning and care. I also ran into an “issue” with it not turning on and had too lookup that the flashing power light meant I forgot to use the securing metal bar. - Fast. It worked so quickly to extract the juice that I questioned if it worked at all. Chunks of carrots and ginger just disappeared within a second or two. - Settings. There are only 3 Settings, low, high, turbo. The instruction manual does provide a list of recommended speeds based on the fruit or vegetable you are juicing. Wishlist: I’d love an accompanying app to select your fruit/veggies and see recommended settings, whether to peel or remove seeds, suggested recipes, etc. Since it’s my first time using a juicer, I had to spend considerable time on various websites figuring these things out. I was not impressed with trying to navigate the Nutribullet website for this information. - Juice extracted. This is a bit of a tough one since I don’t have a direct comparison with a similar style juicer. The juice itself was fairly free from pulp, particularly the carrot, ginger, lemon combo I tried. Apples I juiced had more sediment which is probably fine but will take some getting used to. The total amount of juice extracted compared to the pulp leftover felt like I was wasting a lot of food, but the pulp was fairly dry so I don’t think a ton of juice was missed. From a bit of researching other juicers, the yield seemed acceptable. - Cleaning. The Juicer fully disassembles and everything but the motor and pusher are dishwasher safe. I don’t know why the pusher isn’t dishwasher safe, it’s just two pieces of plastic, so that was a slight disappointment. As I mentioned, this thing is large, and disassembled filled up nearly my whole dishwasher by itself, so plan ahead. They also include a scrubber scraper brush to help remove pulp and give it a pre scrub, which worked well and was much appreciated. Accessories. The kit includes two glass bottles for storage as well as two “ice cube” trays for freezing juice. The process of juicing and cleanup is fairly time consuming so I can see value in having one long juicing session and prepping several days at a time. It’s not something I’d do on a whim at the start of my day. It definitely requires some planning. Overall, it was a positive first couple experiences using a juicer. The carrot, lemon, ginger recipe I found turned out better than expected. I didn’t even need to add sugar to it. I don’t think I’d grab it as a refreshing beverage to enjoy with a meal, but stand-alone as a good healthy boost during the day, I can see myself drinking more of it. My complaints are fairly minor. The pour spout you’re supposed to close worked, but I found a little juice slipped out each time that had to be wiped up. I’d like a better option that didn’t require removing the storage container before closing the leak stopper. Similarly, opening it again to put the container under it allowed a little juice to leak. I ran into this more often than normal I think as I was playing around with the ingredients to find the best flavor, so I would add a lemon, taste, add another, taste, etc. Aside from that, I’d love a better “Juicing for dummies” introduction. They do provide a recipe book but I would love a better getting started breakdown to explain things like removing seeds from apples and whether to peel carrots or ginger first. I’m happy overall with the Nutribullet Juicer Pro, and I’d happily recommend it to anyone looking to get into juicing.

This Nutribullet Juicer is an excellent starter for the beginner or someone who loves juicing the easy simple way. It comes with many accessories for your every need. SETUP: Assembly is very easy, just put the pieces together as shown in the instruction manual and away you go. INCLUDED EXTRAS: Pitcher The pulp basin has a sprout for the extracted juice to go into the included pitcher. With just a push of a button, your juice is ready to drink or save in the refrigerator for a little later or put into cube trays and freeze for a later date. The pitcher includes a top with a “froth separator”, but it is still a bit too much froth for my taste. I just take the pitcher of juice and pour it through a small strainer. Two Freezer Trays (2 oz and 4 oz) The freezer trays are ideal for making ice cubes with your favorite juice or mixer and come in two sizes. I have made my own Bloody Mary mix (larger cube tray) and margarita mix (smaller cube tray) cubes to put into drinks so they don’t water down the drinks like regular water ice cubes do. These cube trays have covers to keep things nice and fresh. Have you ever had an ice cube that tastes like your freezer? Yuck! Two 12 oz Glass Containers (with covers) These are great for people on the go or wanting to save juice for another time. RECIPE GUIDE: The Recipe guide is for 8 oz juices, 2 oz shots and recipes for using the pulp from the juicing process. If you like V8 juice, they have a 4 Veg recipe that tastes almost like the real thing. I looked at the ingredients for V8 and will add beets to my recipe next time. CLEANING: Cleaning is very simple, just disassemble the juicer and wash everything. Use the cleaning brush that comes with it to get stuck on pulp off the stainless steel part that is in the juicer. I personally found cleanup much easier than with a macerating juicer that I used before. There seem to be fewer parts to wash and put together.

Nicely packed. Here are the list of the items it comes with, 1. Warranty card 2. Booklets ( user guide, recipe guide ) 3. Trays - Different sizes 4. Juicer unit 5. two juice storage tins 6. cleaning brush 7. pitcher Powerful motor. Very easy installation. It has 3 modes low, high and turbo. Very easy to use. I think cleaning is relatively easy. I do not see any issues with it, we made apple, carrot, beets, cucumber and vegetable juices so far. No issues with any. good one.

Wastes a lot of the food. Clogs fast and does not do a veey good job and intended or described

Works really well! I was surprised at how much juice is in a beet. I was also surprised at how good beet juice and carrot juice taste. Celery juics is horrible btw though. Overall it was easy to set it up and get juicing. I like the little bottles that came with this, I just wish they were plastic instead of glass. It's kind of a pain to clean, but the included brush makes it easier. I highly recommend reading the instruction booklet and paying attention to the speed suggestions for the various foods as it's sometimes not the speed you would expect. I also don't recommend juicing leafy veggies like Kale and Spinnich, it just seems really wasteful as not much juice is extracted for the amount of food being used. I guess it would be ok if using the pulp in a smoothie or something. Just a warning about moving it around: Always ift by the bottom of the assembly to move, never try and grab it by the food shoot... although it might lift at first, there is nothing locking it together and it will fall apart and drop food all over the place...

I've always been a smoothie guy more than a juice guy, but I wanted to add some vegetables to my healthy drinks, and vegetable smoothies no matter how much fruit you blend them with, up end up tasting rather unpleasant... and hard to blend ulness you boil them a little before blending. The juicer itself looks quite nice. I think the machine would have looked nicer if it had more elements of stainless steel. You get a lot of different accessories with the juicer. You have the to go cups for people who want to make their juice mobile. The only head scratching accessory are the ice trays. I guess adding juice ice cubes to your juice may seem redundant but probably tastes better...? I decided to try a juice recipe of carrots, kale, cucumbers, apple, orange, and blueberries. I used the high setting, started inserting all of the ingredients, and heard that nice grinding noise as it separated the juice from the pulp. A surprising amount of juice came from the carrot than expected... not so much from the kale. I don't know what the standard coring or peeling is when it comes to the ingredients, but I found out after my first attempt that you can just place the fruits into the grinder core and seeds and all. The machine extracted a good amount of juice from all of the ingredients, about half way full. The color was a unflattering pea green'ish... but the taste was a lot better than I thought it would be. Cleaning the machine consisted of rinsing it with cold water and then running it in the dishwasher. I don't really have anything negative to say about the juicer. All in all, a great juicer... could use better design aesthetics, but that's just me being REALLY picky now.

Gives only a little juice a waste of money wish Inwould have saw the reviews before I purchased

The NutriBullet Centrifugal Juicer Pro is a solid choice for anyone looking for a fast and efficient juicer. It’s easy to use, has a wide chute that fits whole fruits, and cleanup isn’t too bad with its dishwasher-safe parts. The juice quality is good, though it produces a bit of foam. It’s also a little noisy, but that’s expected with centrifugal juicers. Overall, great value for the price

I love our NutriBullet Juicer Pro! My wife loves our NutriBullet Juicer Pro even more! The day after the NutriBullet Juicer Pro arrived, we unboxed the juicer, washed all the parts then went to the grocery store for some fruit and vegetables after reading some of the recipes included in the owners manual. We decided on trying the juicer out on some carrots, oranges, cucumber and apple. Wow! Wow! Wow! The juicer powered through the veggies and fruit with ease using the turbo setting filling two large glasses and two small ones. The drinks were delicious, tasty and nutritious, with no sweeteners needed. This morning we made another batch and it too was excellent! The NutriBullet Juicer Pro is very well built, has a powerful 1,000 watt motor that easily processes every kind of vegetable and fruit we've thrown at it delivering a perfect juice each time. It comes packaged with a 1000 watt motor base, 2L pulp basin and 3” feed chute, a stainless steel juicer sieve, a 27 oz juice pitcher with sealing lid and froth separator, dual-size food pusher, two glass to-go bottles, freezer trays, a cleaning brush and user and recipe guides. This juicer from NutriBullet is a keeper and will get lots of use at our house.

I've never seen the reason to get a juicer. I figured it is much easier to just buy some at the store and cheaper since I didn't have to also buy all the fruit I figured I'd need to make the juice. I got the opportunity to get this one and boy, did it change my mind on juicers. It doesn't take as much fruit as I figured and I can easily make my own combinations, including veggies. The juice is so fresh-tasting. While they include freezing trays, I like using ice cube trays so that my juice doesn't get watered down as I like it over ice. Then I found something even better. I like getting the sparkling water and juice drinks, which are expensive. I was able to make my own and they tasted must better than the canned ones. The clean up was easy and the leftover things were dry so I know this got as much juice out of each item as possible. It seems about as loud as my ice crusher. Definitely would suggest if someone hasn't tried a juicer yet, they may want to.

Finally, a Juicer that is easy to clean! it's quick and easy. I actually don't mind juicing like I have been with the previous juicers.

really good item, great price fast shipping it is way to use and clean

Amazing product easy to use and easy to clean. My family and I loved it. Good price!

I love how easy it is to clean! It's a pretty neat little juicer. I tried a variety of fruits and vegetables on different speeds. It handled each one without a problem. The juice was perfect with very little froth and a minute bit of pulp. If you want it completely free of pulp, pour it through a cheesecloth. The juice was so flavorful and the pulp was pretty dry. You can save the pulp for making baked goods and things of that nature. My family loves this juicer and it saves us from buying store bought juice.

What a fun addition to my kitchen! It works great and my kids love it! We have juiced tons of fruit and made a lot of popcicles! It is easy to clean and juices fast!

I’ve had this juicer for about 2 weeks. For the price, this juicer is comparable to a much more expensive juicer I’ve had for 18 years. The Nutribullet juicer has many features I appreciate, such as the large 3” feed chute. It’s great not having to spend so much time cutting my fruits and vegetables into smaller pieces to fit into a smaller chute. The plastic parts are easy to disassemble and clean. The juicer comes with a cleaning brush. The bristles clean the stainless steel sieve nicely and the flat end of the brush is used for emptying the pulp from the pulp basin. This juicer comes with a few accessories: two 12 oz glass storage bottles, one 2 oz and 4 oz freezer trays, a 27 oz juice pitcher and a juice pitcher lid with froth separator. The pitcher lid with froth separator works well, I’m not a fan of froth in my juices. The Nutribullet extracts juice well, the leftover pulp is not wet. The juicer is not too heavy, unlike my previous juicer. (For comparison, it was an Omega high centrifuge juicer.) I’ve only had the Nutribullet for 2 weeks so I can’t attest to its durability. Compared to my previous juicer, the plastic parts do not seem as durable. Hopefully, I am wrong. Given the price, I would recommend the Nutribullet juicer.

Haven't used it very much but it does work very well. Like what my wife has made so far.