NutriBulletPro+ 1200 Watt Personal Blender with Pulse Function SKU – Matte Black

Best Nutribullet Ever. We had a 900W one that broke recently after many years of daily use. It was like missing a limb not having it. Didn't realize how often we were using it for things that other appliances aren't as good at. We use it for nut milks, smoothies, shakes, sauces, dips, it doesn't get much rest in our kitchen. I often make cashew milk only when someone wants it, so there is no time for soaking. Previously with the 900W Nutribullet it was pretty smooth, I'd use it as is, but my daughter would strain even cashew milk because she wanted a completely smooth texture. Guess what - with this 1200W of a beast even she doesn't strain the milk. It is silky and smooth. Everyone loves it and we are all continually commenting on how marvelous it is. A true beast. totally worth every penny.

I've been using this for about a month now, so I can't yet comment on durability and longevity.Compared to some of the other small blenders, this one isn't especially low in price. However, it's not as high as some others, and I think it's worth it. I've been using the cheaper versions of these for about 7 or 8 years, and the motor on my last one blew out within about a year or so. I paid about $45 for it, and I actually did expect it to last at least a few years, not barely 12 months. But the 1200 Watt motor on this one is really powerful. And it seems sturdier, too. If you at least rinse off the blades immediately after use, it's easy to clean, too (if you don't, it's tough to get the dried and caked-on food out of the blade housing; you really don't want this if you've been blending savory soups and marinades). I use it every day for morning smoothies, and it's great for making soups and marinades, too. It's the only plug-in appliance that stays on my kitchen counter (it doesn't look too bad, either).

The smoothie blend consistency from the Nutribullet is far superior to the Ninja. After one sip, I was like why did I wait so long to replace my Ninja? The one key difference in the way the machine operates is the Ninja had an auto-shut off feature. When you press blend, it was a 60 second cycle that pauses for like 3 seconds every 15-20 seconds which would help some of the fruit dislodge and get mixed in. Then, it would shut off after 60 seconds. The Nutribullet does NOT have this auto-shut off feature AND the instructions say not to blend for more than 60 seconds at a time to avoid overheating. So I have to keep an eye on it and count loosely in my head. That being said, the super smooth result is worth the slight extra work, in my opinion. I’m happy with the switch!

We’ve owned several Nutri Bullets as my wife and I make smoothies almost every day. This is the most powerful one we’ve owned. It handles ice and frozen fruit almost effortlessly. And auto-shuts itself off. Seems like this one will last a long time.

I wanted to love this - I really did, but it leaks constantly. I bought the 18 ounce cup and it immediately leaked, so I thought maybe the blender is too powerful for the smaller cup - but it leaks with the bigger cup too. I'd return it but I threw out all the boxes. My bad.** I actually now really like this and upgraded to four stars. It takes some getting used to, but when you know how tight to twist, the leak problem greatly diminishes and aside from the LOUDNESS, this is a solid product

I had owned and used the predecessor to this NutriBullet, the 900 watt version, for ten years, and was very satisfied with its performance over that ten year period. However, a leak from an off-brand Nutribullet cup, damaged the processor, resulting in the locking mechanism no longer working. At that point, I decided to replace the ten year old Nutribullet with a new one.This new Nutribullet has many, many improvements that are terrific. Firstly, I ordered the 1200 watt version and the difference in power is ver clear. Secondly, this newer version has a Pulse feature that also results in a delay i the start when the cup is locked down, a seemingly unnecessary factor, except that is great, too. Additionally, the blades are now turned up at a steeper angle which delivers a much faster chopping and grinding action as far as I can tell.Lastly, the addition of suction cups on the base greatly stabilize the Nutribullet on a smooth surface, such as a countertop, assuring no spillage.during the operation.Overall, this new version is head and shoulders above the previous designs, which to me indicates an earnest tp improve a product and not just sit back and cheapen a new version with less costly parts.I HIGHLY recommend the new, 1200 watt Nutribullet and hope to get another ten years out of this one!

Love this machine, I had the 600-watt and it worked good, but this 1200-watt chews up big chunks of fruit for smoothies