nutribullet Personal Blender, Shakes, Smoothies, Food Prep, and Frozen Blending, 24 Ounces, 600 Watt, Gray, NBR-0601WM

Blender is very sturdy. The blender cup is big enough for at least 2 good sized smoothies at a time. There are 6 blades they are not sharp nor pointy like other blades yet so powerful you can barely hear the ice cracking. Blends ingredients quick and easy. Cup has a to go lid you can take with you anywhere. I am happy with this purchase.

It's great and is exactly what I need for a quick milk shake. Easy to clean and light enough to move in/out of cupboard and off countertop.

Great product. Easy care!

This is a kitchen tool that if it conks out, I order another one that day. I use it for everything from making mayonnaise to smoothies and it always makes perfect results. It’s powerful, and blends very quickly. It’s also easy to clean and lasts for years, even with frequent use.

I got this to test against the Magic Bullet. I initially wanted a personal blender only to make smoothies, and honestly for that purpose they both work well enough for me. I use frozen fruit and greens in my smoothies, but I don’t use ice. They both did fine with that. Tbf, there were tiny specks of green from spinach or baby kale with the Magic Bullet, but it was just visual; the textures were indistinguishable. I much prefer the footprint of the magic bullet, which is pretty tiny (as is my kitchen). The Nutribullet is not much smaller than the blender I want to get rid of.Btw, the Nutribullet does tend to get stuck in the “on” position; the first time I used it, I had to unplug it, but I think I’m figuring that out. If I just pulse that doesn’t happen, but it still seems like a significant problem.The big plus for the Nutribullet is that it handles making pesto fine (like a blender, it processes it a bit more than I prefer, but it’s fast and easy). The Magic Bullet is an epic fail at pesto—it couldn’t process about 80% of the leaves, and even when I opened it and mixed things it was pretty much useless. I’d be better off chopping everything by hand.The container for the nutribullet is a good size. It makes two decent-sized smoothies; the MB would give you two six ounce ones.Btw, the Nutribullet mixing cup has a to-go lid, but it’s way too big to put in a car cup holder, so what’s that about? It also does NOT include a recipe book, which matters only because the design of the Nutribullet website is pretty useless, and it would be nice to know whether things like hummus are possible for this strength blender.

Easy to use. Does a good job on blending for smoothies etc.. And the clean up is easy too because the mouth is wide. I use it to mix creatinine with cold fruit juice.

We can’t live without this! It’s so easy for morning smoothies, afternoon protein shakes and to blend soups and sauces. The best part is that after a quick rinse it can go straight into the top rack of the dishwasher! Super easy to clean!We use it multiple times a day! It has held up great! Great power and sharp blades.

So I was tired of using my Oster xpert series blender (a huge big 40 oz jar) to blend just a serving or two of drinks. Its still an excellent blender and surpasses many others. However, I had a small one that my parents gave me until someone let the cup fall or something and it broke. It had the blades inside the cup, they were not removable but it was still good. More basic than this one for sure. Good while it lasted but I started missing it more and more.This one crushed all my expectations, literally and figuratively speaking. Easy to assemble, smart design of cups (the on the go one which is like a smaller thermos I would use to portion the stuff I would prepare) and the lip ring so I can drink straight from these is just a lifesaver.IN colombia we have a nice hot chocolate replacement which is healthier and more energizing, an ancestral recipe called chucula, which has 7 pulverized grains and or legumes: Corn, beans, peas, chickpeas, lentils, broad/fava beans and enriched wheat and is often sweetened with a bit of cane sugar or even stevia. It comes in tough hardened, oven baked and cooked shaped balls and can be had hot or cold. I wanted some, so I had soy milk at room temperature and put that plus one of these chucula balls in. Then this bad boy started cranking for almost a minute and then it was all great. The milk foamed up, the chucula loosened completely (despite it being really loud as it hit the plastic I guess) and the best part... I could drink it right then and there after it was prepared. I was going to warm it up some but was so tempted I just had to have it. So yeah, really happy with this purchase. Props!