Nutribullet Pro 1200, Electric Mixer, Chopper, Smoothie Mixer, Multifunctional Mixer, 1200 W Power, 700 ml and 900 ml Glasses, Black, NB120MB

This thing is a beast. This is our third "Bullet." And it is the largest and most powerful by far. That is good, and not so good. First the good stuff: (1) If you've ever had frozen fruit or ice not properly blend, you're now unlikely to have that problem with this monster, (2) If you've ever run out of "cup space," the included 24 oz and 32 oz "cups" are beyond huge. The bad: the quick, light, and easy "Magic Bullet" is no more. This moves it closer to a traditional blender in size and weight (which we were avoiding). The main design problem with the "Bullet" concept as a whole is the need to invert the cup. The problem with the need to invert is that light and gloopy stuff are stuck on the top after inverting the cup, stuff stuck to the top of the inverted cup don't get blended. When my spouse tried to use it, her recipe included Greek yogurt. However, when the cup was inverted, a lot of the Greek yogurt remained stuck to what used to be the base, but now is the top of the cup, and it didn't get blended. No amount of blending power solves this problem. The root cause is the need to invert the cup, because what stated out as the base of the cup becomes the top. Traditional blenders don't have this problem because there is no need to invert a cup. But traditional blenders are big and take a lot of space. This model preserves the inversion problem while approaching the size and weight of traditional blenders. Happily, unlike traditional blenders, it remains as simple to use as before. The problem caused by the need to invert the blending cup can be mitigated. One approach is to change the order of how one fills the cup. Instead of starting with light (for example, sprouts) or sticky-gloopy (for example, greek yogurt), add heavy and wet ingredients first (for example, ice and then the liquid). When the cup is inverted the wet-heavy-not-sticky ingredients pushes everything down onto the blades and nothing (or much less) remains stuck to what now is the top of the cup after inversion. Perhaps a more reliable fix is to provide cups with treads on both ends to avoid the need to invert. The blade unit is attached on one end and then the cup cover on the other end after filling it, no need to invert the cup. This unit deserves all five stars. Everything about it is good quality. It is a solid piece of kit. Aside from the high quality device (and excellent packaging), I really appreciate the included "Pocket Nutritionist" smoothie-building guidebook. It is very well done! I learned a lot from it. The team that put that smoothie guide together should be awarded. What I miss are smaller cups. The included 32 oz cup is "family-size," and the smaller 24 oz cup is still too much for one person, it accommodates up to 2.5 cups if filled to the "max" line marker. That means 20 oz fill capacity for 24 oz cup size. It would be nice to be able to get a 16 oz cup that would have a full capacity at about 12 oz (1.5 cups). Also, the max line marker font is too small! Why not make it more legible? This replaced our second Magic Bullet which gave up after many years of good service. Even if we were initially surprised by the size and weight of this model, we are impressed by the build quality and power. Just like our original Magic Bullet, this is a keeper!

This NutriBullet blender is AMAZING! -It’s 1200 watts and literally takes less than 10 SECONDS to blend a Frappuccino. -It handles chunks (not little pieces!) of ice like a Boss. It only takes about 15-20 seconds to fully blend a smoothie (I use frozen pineapple, frozen cherries, frozen banana chunks) with zero chunks! Smooth as silk. It came with the base, which I wasn’t sure I would like, but I love it! You can start blending by seating the jar onto the base, twisting it and let it go. BUT since it only takes a few seconds it’s easy to stop by the push of a button which lights up. If you wanna pulse, just press the button. Super easy! The reason I did not originally opt for NutriBullet was because I can’t afford the price. Full price is $129+ tax Currently on sale for $99+ tax I snagged it on a Prime Day and got it for $79 plus tax, which fit my budget! It was like the universe said “hey, you’ve been thru hell trying to find a good quality blender. Here it is. You’re welcome.” Y’all. In the last couple of months I’ve returned 3 blenders (two different brands) to Amazon: 1000w blender broke, got replaced and then the replacement stopped working too. Then tried a 900w, different style of blender, that was super loud, took forever to blend, left chunks, was a challenge to figure out how its operate, and almost impossible to remove the jug to clean it. So I was back to the drawing board trying to find a good blender to make Frappuccinos and Smoothies (daily). My dad had a NutriBullet years ago so I remembered how good it was. This version is wayyyyy better. So if you’ve been through the mill trying out blenders for $39 or $59 bucks, just bite the bullet and get this one when it’s on sale or has a promotion. It’s completely worth it.

It’s a little loud, but so easy to use. Clean up a breeze. Easy to store or leave on counter, much smaller than a blender. Drink out of the same container you mix in. Great for frozen drinks, add ice & liquid, it’s done. Love it, this is the 4th one I’ve owned. 👍

Love it, awesome for smoothies and manages very well frozen fruit.

I've been really happy with the NutriBullet Pro+ overall. The build quality feels solid, and more importantly, it actually works extremely well. The unit has plenty of power and blends everything I've thrown at it smoothly and quickly. It feels like a noticeable step up from cheaper personal blenders I've used in the past. My one real complaint is the pulse function. It works, but I find the way you activate and use it a little clunky and less intuitive than it should be. It's not a dealbreaker for me, but it's definitely the one part of the design I think could be improved. Aside from that, the blending performance is top-notch, cleanup is easy, and the whole unit feels well-made. Very happy with it overall and would definitely recommend it.

I love this item we use it all the time. If you're into this sort of thing I definitely recommend purchasing this product. It's a quality product and have had no issues with it.

I love this machine, it is so powerful and does a wonderful job. I put frozen strawberries in it with my protein powder, and it whipped up my shake without slowing down. I really like the feet on this machine; it holds it in place and does not move at all. I have had a NutriBullet and like it, but decided to upgrade my old one for a little more power, and I am not disappointed at all.

As you can see in this photo, I went from an original NutriBullet which I purchased eight years ago. The old girl motor was starting to burn out. So it’s time for me to get a new one. I was definitely surprised when I noticed the cup is considerably smaller than the original. It does work good, but I guess you could say I was spoiled with the first one that had a handle on the cup, I could make more of a drink to share instead of a single serving. This was a disappointment. It makes me wonder, is this one going to last as long as my original Nutri bullet?! UPDATE: I have now had this blender for about a month. I wanted to hold off before I sent my review in. I stand by the fact that this blender is a lot smaller than the first Nutri bullet that I owned. But that is not my major concern now. It’s the fact that if you don’t put it on really tight, it will leak the drink all in the inside and drain out through the bottom. You have to put the lid on so tight that it won’t leak. But that’s where the problem comes up. You need vice grips to remove it once you’re done blending. I usually have to have my husband help me take it off and I am pretty strong. It develops a vacuum, that really keeps it tight. This is not for someone who has weak wrist or has arthritis on their wrist/hands! My husband and I were on vacation and I took it with us, that is when I noticed this problem. Unfortunately, I threw away the packaging and it was too late for me to return it. I give it a one star only because it blends the way it’s supposed to. But other than that would be having to wash/clean up the inside (see pics) and pray that I don’t get electrocuted when I use it again. I wouldn’t recommend this to people that have Arthritic issues. UPDATE: I gave it more time to see if it worked out and it was a complete bust. I can now officially say this blender finally gave up the ghost. I went to blend yesterday and the blender did not start at all. I was telling my husband that I’m just throwing this thing away it’s net worth returning it. My husband opened up the bottom of it to look at it, and it was all corroded with what I’m assuming is the smoothie in the inside causing the motor to burn out. In addition, I would tighten the cap/lid as much as I could to avoid splattering or leaking and I would say 5 times out of 10 it wouldn’t leak. And if its did leak I would need to rinse it out because it would go inside. It would be draining smoothie mix from underneath. So the bottom line is, I will never buy another Nutri bullet again. $100 down the drain.

Tenho um beeeeeem velhinho que ainda funciona perfeitamente bem, mas está em uso em nossa residência de férias. Senti imensa falta em minha casa e comprei outro. Esse modelo é ainda mais potente e super silencioso. Faz farinha fina de aveia em meros 3 segundos e smoothies cremosos e perfeitos em menos de 10 segundos. A função pulsar foi uma excelente adição ao modelo novo e gostei demais, pois o modelo mas antigo não o tinha. Continua Inacreditável. Recomendo a todos Fortemente.

Otroligt kraftfull mixer som gör helt släta smoothies av frysta bär och grönkål på några sekunder. Pulsknappen är perfekt för salsa, och to-go-locken gör den supersmidig för att ta med.Den låter en del men det kan man stå ut med då den är snabb och därtill lättdiskad. 5/5 stjärnor!

Getoonde product is niet het product wat je krijgt! In de omschrijving wordt gesproken over een niet bestaand model ‘Pro Ultra 1200’. Ik ging ervan uit dat de toevoeging ‘pro’ abuis was en de Ultra ook getoond wordt op de foto’s. Ook de keuze opties 1000 of 1200 watt duiden op de Ultra. Ik kreeg echter een Pro 1200 binnen wat geen courant model meer is. Teruggestuurd en netjes m’n geld terug gekregen.

Der NutriBullet wurde als Ersatz für einen kleinen AEG Personal Blender angeschafft, der im Wesentlichen nur eine Funktion hat: Proteinshakes mixen. Für alles andere habe ich einen großen VitaBoost Hochleistungsmixer. Aber irgendwie hat mich NutriBullet schon immer angemacht und jetzt dachte ich: Klotzen, nicht kleckern. Der erste Eindruck: verdammt groß das Ding. Deutlich größer als mein alter Personal Blender. Ok, die Mixbecher sind auch größer. Alt: 600 ml, jetzt 700 und 900 ml. Das Ding macht definitiv was her auf der Arbeitsfläche. Aber ok, wichtig ist das Prinzip des Personal Blenders: Ein kleiner Mixbecher (im Vergleich zum großen 2 l Becher vom VitaBoost) und vor allem top down Mixbecher, soll heißen, das Messer wird auf den Becher geschraubt, was hinterher die Reinigung deutlich einfacher gestaltet und insgesamt die Handhabung etwas handlicher macht. Gleich vorneweg: Der NuteiBullet 1200 ist ein absolutes Mixmonster. Er erreicht zwar nicht die 40.000 Umdrehungen des VitaBoost, aber man merkt die schiere Kraft dieser Maschine sofort. Mittlerweile habe ich nicht nur meine Proteinshakes darin gemacht sondern auch schon diverse andere Dinge. Und ich muss sagen ich bin begeistert. Erbsenpüree macht er genau so fein und ohne Stückchen wie mein VitaBoost, hat aber den Vorteil, dass ich auch die Reste unterm Messer deutlich einfacher rausbekomme und sowohl der Becher als auch die Messereinheit deutlich einfacher zu reinigen sind als mein großer Hochleistungsmixer. Sogar Nußmus kann der NutriBullet, habe schon Cashewmus gemacht. Und auch hier wieder der klare Pluspunkt: durch die abnehmbare Messereinheit kommt man deutlich leichter an die Reste unterm Messer. Eine Besonderheit hat der Nutribullet dazu noch, die ihn von anderen kleinen Mixern deutlich unterscheidet: die Extraktionsklingen sind stumpf, nicht scharf. Das mag auf den ersten Blick widersinnig klingen, aber es entspricht dem Prinzip eines Schlagmahlwerks. Dabei werden die Zutaten nicht klein geschnitten, denn beim Schneiden werden die Zutaten nie so richtig fein, weil die Partikel irgendwann zu klein sind, um von einem scharfen Messer noch erfasst und geschnitten zu werden. Diese Klingen schneiden nicht. Mit ihrer stumpfen Klinge und der hohen Geschwindigkeit zertrümmern sie die Zutaten zu feinstem Staub. Ist das gleiche Prinzip wie in den kleinen elektrischen Kaffeemühlen. Das Ergbnismsind hochfeine Mahlergebnise bei trockenen Zutaten und extrem feine, cremige Pürees. Ich empfehle dringend Kürbiscremesuppe aus dem Bullet. Die stumpfe Klinge macht auch das Putzen der Messereinheit deutlich ungefährlicher. Kleiner Praxistipp: das betrifft aber nur User, die wie ich vegane Proteinshakes zubereiten: Vegane Proteinpulver enthalten sehr oft Carragen für eine schöne Cremigkeit, und wenn man dann noch Pflanzenmilch verwendet, die ebenfalls gerne mal Carragen enthält, muss man beim Mixen extrem flott sein. Denn durch die extrem hohe Geschwindigkeit und die Kraft des Mixers macht Carragen genau das, was es soll, aber besonders gut: es dickt ein. Meinen ersten Proteinshake (ProFuel 4K vegan in Vemondo Protein Soja Drink) aus dem Nutribullet habe ich ca 20 Sekunden gemixt ... und konnte den Becher danach stürzen. In dem Fall darf man nur extrem kurz mixen, oder, was ich mittlerweile mache: ich packe Eiswürfel dazu, denn Kälte verhindert, dass Carragen so extrem andickt. Und zum Abschluß habe ich doch noch einen einzigen Kritikpunkt. Nicht am Gerät selbst, sondern an die Adresse des Qualitätsmanagements von Nutribullet: überarbeitet mal Eure Endkontrolle. Ich habe meinen NutriBullet in Betrieb genommen, wollte die Becher mit leichtem Spüliwasser ausspülen, bevor ich Lebensmittel darin zubereite. Also den ersten Becher mit lauwarmem Spüliwasser gefüllt, Messereinheit drauf und ab auf den NutriBullet. Und direkt eine Riesensauerei veranstaltet, weil es das Wasser zum Becher rausgedrückt hat. Ok dachte ich, vlt habe ich nicht richtig zugedreht. Also Sauerei aufgeputzt, Becher erneut bis zur Markierung gefüllt, diesesmal sehr sorgfältig zugedreht. Ab auf den Bullet. Gleiches Ergebnis. Da war ich kurz davor, das Ding wieder einzupacken und zurück zu schicken. Aber vorher hab ich es nochmal ganz genau unter die Lupe genommen und dann festgestellt, dass die Dichtung im Messerblock leicht verdreht war, also nicht sauber flach drin lag, sondern an einer Stelle so leicht angewinkelt drin stand. Also mit einem stumpfem Schraubendreher die Dichtung nach unten gedrückt. Das war eine ziemliche Fummelei und hat auch nicht auf Anhieb geklappt. Das ist mit Sicherheit keine Dichtung, die zum Wechseln gedacht ist. Aber nach 10 Minuten Fummeln saß sie dann so, wie sie soll und danach war auch der Becher dicht. Sowas sollte eigentlich nicht passieren, dafür gibtbes bei so hochwertigen Marken eigentlich eine Endkontrolle. Und so, wie er jetzt ist, mit sauber sitzender Dichtung, ist der Bullet eine 110% ige Kaufempfehlung.

Purchase in Jan this year only just taken it out the box today and plugged it in and it blew up and all the lights in the kitchen!!! Can’t get hold of customer support to speak to anyone , Amazon needs to contact us asap