NutriBullet Pro 1200

More Watts less power than the last model? – Purchased this machine after our old one finally died after about 10 plus years of daily use. Even though this new one is rated at 1200 watts as soon as you turn it on it feels like there is way less torque in the power of the motor. It is evident in how long it takes to chop up solids and it doesn’t do nearly as good a job as the old 900 watt one did. Pales in comparison to the last 900 watt one! Won’t be buying this brand again in the future! Show details

Disappointment! – We purchased a Nutribullet Pro 1200W in Sept 2019. It's failed us dismally! I contacted Nutribullet via email and included photos plus the original receipt. Nutribullet replied with, "the bearings within the balde attachement have worn down" and it was suggested that we, "purchase a replacement OR the deluxe upgrade kit ll". The upgrade kit is… Read more

compatible with the 600W and the 900W, not the 1200W. We were also reminded to refer to the User Guide where Nutribullet 'recommends replacing the easy-twist extractor blade every 6 months (depending on use) or as needed for optimal performance'. We use ours 3 times per week. I would never have purchased this product had I known how disposable it was. Expected lifespan information of such a product should have better disclosure and transparency published externally on packaging - Not inside, on Page 5 of the user guide. Buyer beware!

Short lifespan – I bought this at the end of October 2019 and had to return it to place of purchase today (Feb 24th, 2020). It retails at $169 and comes with two cups as well as the blender vessel. We have used it almost daily for fresh fruit smoothies, occasionally using chopped dates, prunes, kale, beetroot, oats and a bit of crushed ice (a few chopped carrots… Read more

although it didn’t quite blend them well enough for our tastes). It has never been loaded past the line markings and has always had a liquid of sort, usually soy/coconut/almond juice accompanying the fruit. It’s easy to use. Attach the blade base to the cup (twist motion) and then push down and twist to lock in the base. If you have already turned it on at the wall, it will immediately start to blend for approximately one minute. If, after one minute, it isn't blended enough you need to let it cool before blending again. You can stop it anytime by twisting it off the base. Initially we LOVED it, the seal was pretty strong, it never leaked. Although if you screwed it together to tight the suction from the blend makes it hard to open. Problems started after three months. It became smelly/smokey during use, it also stopped turning off after one minute, and there was a brown residue underneath the screw base, with what looked like bits of silicone or seal (not quite sure), it also became a lot noisier than it had been previously. To be honest for the price I don’t think it lasted the distance and as I result I would be hesitant to recommend it to a friend. Apparently, it was the first return of this model and, as it was still under warranty, we traded it in. Good Guys were excellent in that regard.