The Nutri Bullet works very well for the most part, making smooth and nutritious drinks out of fresh fruits and vegetables, as well as very smooth soup bases. However, even with the powerful motor on the PRO model, it starts to smell a little burnt after blending for about 45 seconds. Consumer Reports gave the Nutri Bullet a low rating when the motor failed to crush a cup full of ice. We've never tried to do that with our machine, but the CR warning is a concern. We've noticed that the drinks that we make on the Nutri Bullet PRO are the best to drink at the time they are made, and most of the first day. Under refrigeration, the drinks often separate, then we have to shake them up to remain drinkable. It is a nice machine for the price, however, and does most of the work that the higher priced extractors can do. So, we'll stick with our Nutri Bullet, even though CR advises to get rid of it.
my daughter bought for me 2 months ago since that time I use my nutribullet every day i feel with more energy i lose like 7 pounds it is really amazing
I have had my Nutri Bullet about 6 weeks and I really love it except I really wish they offered a really big cup so I can make my smoothie for breakfast and lunch along with leaving my husband a glass to drink in the morning. I have go through the aggravation of making the smoothie twice. That is the only down part to it other than that l love it.