NutriBullet NB50200OR Select 1000 Watt Orange, 32 oz

My old Nutribullet 900 watt was a work horse. I used it practically every day. Rather than getting a new one my son wanted our old one to take to college so I had to get a replacement.I researched the different models and decided on this one. It’s a little more powerful than a personal blender and less bulky than a full-size blender.This met my needs and did not disappoint when it comes to performance and durability.-It uses the newer blades and cups which area sturdier than the older model.- it could be used the “old” way where you attach the blade to the cup and flip it over onto the base. BUT no pushing down to activate. This version is push-button and you have a few speed options including pulse.- with the blender cup, you could use it like a regular blender but a smaller capacity.I like that it takes up less space than a full size blender and it is as easy to use as the older models. I’m happy with my purchase.

So far I am really enjoying this. It makes smoothies very well. It crushes all the ice and fruit. It’s very easy to use. It’s not too loud. It’s the perfect size for a countertop without taking too much space. It’s super easy to clean. I just run hot water and dish soap inside of it. I am very pleased with this!

Works great, i got some aftermarket 24oz cups to go with this. I mostly use the aftermarket cups, which blend better in my opinion, I only use the big container for making spaghetti sause. Its supet easy to clean and is the right size for me. I dont need or want a giant blender that takes more than a minute to clean.I recommend getting the orange one so you have the little pole thing to push food around in the blender, I'd be frustrated if i didn't have it.

This is a nice blender, I do find it annoying that is shuts off after 1 minute. I know this is a feature so you don't burn the motor out. I use it mostly to blend nut milks, so a minute doesn't cut it. It looks nice on my counter and cleans easily. There is no rubber ring to worry about. and it holds a lot of liquid.

it is nothing fancy, but does the job of making really nice smoothies. I am not sure of the difference between this one and their higher priced model. I previously bought the higher priced one. And although it was great, started smoking after about 6 months. So, let's see how long this one lasts! It has a "self stop" and will suddenly stop after a minute of blending, which is annoying, as the only way to get it started again is to unplug it and reply it. It is loud. Very loud. The first time I used it my dog jumped up like an earthquake hit. It even drowns our Gordon Ramsey's rants on H Kitchen! But all in all, would I recommend it? Yes. If you get it less than 80 bucks, go for it!

well made and excellently designed product…this is my go to for liquid lunches for health reasons.previous blenders have left lumpy unblended food and had a much more difficult time handling simple fruits and vegetables; with terrible texture for smoothies. this is my new favorite kitchen appliance. it is in use daily!we love the compact size and find it works so well making a quick meal for the two of us.

Most of the photos show a pitcher and a travel cup. The small cup is not included and very little to indicate that. No cup sold separately warning, etc... Used the blender twice so far. I got this because of the pulse feature. My last blender had a pulse button that automatically turned it on and off with one press. This one has a pulse button but you have to press it and let it go manually, not really any different than the press-down bullet blenders. However the "EXTRACT" button does turn the blender on and off but just takes a lot longer than my last one. Old blender auto pulse turned it on for about 5 seconds then off for 2. The EXTRACT button turns the blender on for maybe 20 seconds and then off for a few seconds. Only used it once so far... will do what I want (let ice and heavy clumps fall back into the blades). The only other silly thing is you have to turn it on AND turn the cup/pitcher until it clicks. Why not have it turn on when you put the pitcher in all the way? It's confusing when the buttons don't work because you either didn't turn it on OR twist the cup enough into the base. I'm sure we will get used to it but seems like it could be made a lot more user friendly and intuitive with just a minor change to how it turns on. The EXTRACT button would be better labeled Auto or something.

This package arrived timely and the packaging was good. This is the second one for my family and I only had to replace it because my partner dropped the old one. It’s easy to use and I use it often. I make açaí bowls and smoothies without fuss. It’s a good machine that doesn’t break the bank.