Customer Ratings & Reviews

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.

TL;DR Easy to use but the nutribullet blender piece died in less than a year of average use. The blade attachment caused the motor stop to stop and followed by foul burning smells. We returned for a refund. Our experience: We have had this blender for about 10 months before it finally died and led to us returning it. It was nice, a little loud but it was easy to use. We mostly used the Extract cycle to make personal cup smoothies about two to three times a week in the mornings because we could press a button and walk away and come back to a finished smoothie. We were always cautious to cleaning the blender heads so it it would not get the gears wet underneath. Despite our efforts, it paused in mid blending cycle one day, and we assumed it was a computer error and not physical. About two weeks later it happened a couple more times before it finally froze up completely and caused an awful burned smell and the blender head was pretty hot to touch and caused concerns. Thank goodness we actually got the geek squad warranty because we were offered to take a replacement or original priced refund. We took the refund because we felt we didnt mistreat the appliance and we wanted to put the money towards another blender that is built better. (if you're curious, we ended up getting the E320 with a 7 year warranty, and machine wash safe for the blending bases - even though we plan on hand washing the bases instead). Maybe your mileage will be better than ours with the nutribullet blender. Good luck and definitely get that warranty.

This is my third NutriBullet blender; the first two worked so well that one went with my daughter to college, the other home with another family member who had used it. As soon as I received my first one, I gave away my almost new, more expensive, major brand blender. This one lives up to those high expectations. This blender easily crushes ice, frozen and fresh vegetables and fruit, and whatever else you throw at it. Everything is chopped or pureed quickly, and this new model is noticeably quieter than previous models. The ability to blend directly into containers that we can then store or drink from remains very useful. Based on my previous NutriBullet blenders, I expect a long and trouble free life for this one as well. Another great one, highly recommended.

I love my blender! My bf has one too! Smoothies everyday

love love love this blender!!!it blends every smoothie very well and i have to admit it’s one of the best blenders i’ve ever had.

Great Price and Great Buy! Love NutriBullet Products!

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!

Great product and ease to use at any time!!!!!!!!!

Good for making smoothies! Good at pulverizing frozen fruit. Easy to clean

Too expencive but great product...................

Great quality of the product, professional blender. Also the look is very cute.

This blender is a great option since it comes with several different sizes to fit different needs. Using the smaller, smoothie size for a quick morning shake can really save time. Just add all the dry ingredients the night before, store it in the fridge, then add your desired liquids in the morning and blend it up quick!

It’s the best blender, it’s awesome and does a great job

This blender takes forever to mix my shake I wish I would of bought the ninja blender instead

Beware of this product. Even if you crashes ice(which mentioned in the product) it won't work for long. It easily heat up and the product won't last more than 6months.

A regular $50 blender will technically produce the same results. Frozen fruit is not entirely pulverized into a smoothie consistency. Used mango chunks this morning as an example. There was still bits of it in the smoothie when I was drinking it.

There is some false advertising going on here. Unit will break on you and need replaced. The extractor blade stopped spinning due to a dry lubricant they use that will wear off and cause wear and tear unit the unit stops spinning. If you don't catch it early enough it can burn the motor up. It makes a funny smell which will be the first sign that something is wearing out or broken on the unit. I called warranty claims after only using the unit for 7 months and 4 times per week and I was told that the extractor blade has failed and will fail by design and need to be replaced every 6-12 months at $20+$5 for shipping. You should plan on spending $140 for the unit + up to $50 a year in maintenance. This is a terrible product and us customers are being lied to. I feel bad that their customer service must be the one to communicate to us this issue. That should not be there job. This should have been corrected in engineering and development. Terrible performance when a $40 Nutribullet that I replaced lasted 3 years and never broke. I used the Magic Bullet twice as often because the cup size was smaller so doing the math the Magic Bullet lasted 156 weeks x 4 times per week 2 times per day = 1,248 cycles without breaking. The Nutribullet lasted 30 weeks x 4 times per week x 1 time per day = 120 cycles. I got 10x the life out of a $40 unit. I replaced the Magic Bullet from a recommendation from a family member and now theirs and my extractor blade unit both failed and needed replaced. The good news is at least they don't lie in the user manual when it states, "We recommend replacing the extractor blade every 6 months depending on use". Thanks for not advertising the unit that way. If they had us customer would not be buying this unit. I should have returned it. Reason I was told it needs replaced is "This is not a typical blender." When in fact it is advertised a a Blender Combo. Should market it as, "Blender Combo, requires ongoing maintenance every 6 months. Not recommended for everyday use. Not recommended for commercial use. Not recommended for maintenance free use." I will not be recommending this unit and if I buy another unit. I would recommend reading the manual for any Nutribullet products prior to purchasing. By the way if you want to replace the extractor blade due to failure than you need to call and order it direct. Be patient because wait times are long.

the wife loves it’s great for margaritas and salsas

I am so impressed with quality for these combo. Great product.

I loved it the first ~8 months, then it started leaking black oil into the smoothie and out the bottom. The smoothies often taste like metal and oil. And it got REALLY loud. I guess a lot of people have complained about this, but the company's response is "you're supposed to change the blade every 6 months." 1. $20 every 6 months adds up quickly. 2. Who wants to keep a calendar for a blade in addition to life. There is a lot of new research pointing to metals cause Alzheimer's, so they should be careful as the blackness of the sludge must have micro pieces of oxidized metal. Food grade lubricant is NOT black.