NutriBullet Special Edition NutriBullet Pro 900 – Watt Blender (MatteBlack)
$82.00
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Very powerful 900 watts motor. Extractor blades breaks down, pulverizes and emulsify’s foods. Power your day. 900 watts of power in this compact powerhouse turns anything from strawberries to spinach into smooth, sippable nutrition. Essential design. Simple, intuitive design makes this a device you’ll use every day. Just push, twist and blend. Yes, it’s that easy. Nutrition in no time. Did you know most smoothies can be made in under 60 seconds? Now you can fit healthful nutrition into your busy day! Cleans like a dream. Simply twist off the blades, rinse with soap and water, and put the cups on the top rack of the dishwasher. That’s health without the hassle. Only with nutribullet.Our blades are designed for nutrition extraction, which makes ordinary food into superfood. That means you get the most nutrition out of every ingredient. Includes: (1) 900W Motor Base, (1) Extractor Blade, (1) 32 oz. (900ml) Collosal Cup, (2) 24 oz. (700ml) Tall Cups, (3) Flip Top To-Go Lids, and a User Guide Book.
Power your day – 900 watts of power in this compact powerhouse turns anything from strawberries to spinach into smooth, sippable nutrition.
Includes: (1) 900W Motor Base, (1) Extractor Blade, (1) 32 oz. (900ml) Collosal Cup, (2) 24 oz. (700ml) Tall Cups, (3) Flip Top To-Go Lids, and an awsome Recipe Book and a User Guide Book.
Nutrition in no time – Did you know most smoothies can be made in under 60 seconds? Now you can fit healthful nutrition into your busy day!
Cleans like a dream – Simply twist off the blades, rinse with soap and water, and put the cups on the top rack of the dishwasher. That’s health without the hassle.
Only with nutribullet – Bullet Blender blades are designed for nutrient extraction, which transforms ordinary food into superfood. Essential design – Simple, intuitive design makes this Bullet a device you’ll use every day.
4 reviews for NutriBullet Special Edition NutriBullet Pro 900 – Watt Blender (MatteBlack)
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Krista Jensen –
Great!!
I recently purchased the NutriBullet Special Edition NutriBullet Pro 900 and I am extremely satisfied with my purchase. This blender has exceeded my expectations in terms of performance and quality.Firstly, the design of the NutriBullet Pro 900 is sleek and modern. It takes up minimal counter space and looks great in my kitchen. The stainless steel finish gives it a premium feel and it is very easy to clean.In terms of performance, this blender is a beast. The 900-watt motor is powerful enough to blend even the toughest ingredients, such as frozen fruits and vegetables, nuts, and seeds. I have been able to make smoothies, soups, and even nut butters effortlessly. The blades are sharp and durable, ensuring a smooth and consistent blend every time.One of the standout features of the NutriBullet Pro 900 is the extraction process. It is designed to break down the cell walls of fruits and vegetables, releasing all the essential nutrients and vitamins. This means that I am getting the maximum nutritional value from my smoothies and juices.Another great feature is the convenience of the NutriBullet Pro 900. The cups are the perfect size for single servings and they come with resealable lids, making it easy to take my drinks on the go. The blender also operates with a simple one-touch button, making it quick and easy to use.Overall, I highly recommend the NutriBullet Special Edition NutriBullet Pro 900. It is a powerful and efficient blender that delivers excellent results. Whether you are looking to make healthy smoothies, soups, or even homemade nut butters, this blender is up to the task. It is a great investment for anyone looking to improve their nutrition and lead a healthier lifestyle.
Don Lechler –
Great personal size blender
This nutribullet blender works well for my daily protein shakes/smoothies. Seems well built, very easy to use and clean. Just what I needed. Use it every day. Not inexpensive but worth the price paid. Blends well including frozen fruit and crushed ice. Recommend.
Queen ZMC –
A Smoothie Powerhouse!
After trying three other personal blenders, I decided on this one.The first blender I tried was an off-brand unit from Amazon that sells for $40.The second one I tried was a Ninja Nutriblender. And the third was a Nutribullet personal 600 watt version.The $40 unit from Amazon was decent, but judging from the build quality, I couldn’t see it lasting longer than a few years. As for the Ninja, it was a very nice blender, but it did not provide the smoothie texture that I was seeking.The Nutribullet Pro definitely lives up to the hype. Although the Ninja provided 1000 watts of blending power, the Nutribullet Pro is smoother, quieter and more efficient at 900 watts.Trust me when I tell you that if you are thinking about trying the 600 watt Nutribullet smoothie blender first, you should go ahead and get the PROYou will end up returning the 600 watt version for this one because of it’s performance. I tried to like the 600 watt Nutribullet, and although it performed well, it was not in the same class as the 900 watt pro.My smoothies come out well-blended and beautiful; and making smoothies now is actually fun. The build quality of the 900 watt Pro definitely gives me confidence that this unit will far outlast it’s warranty. And by the way, it also looks great on the countertop!
Jason S. –
Restarting my fitness journey at age 49 (30 year rest between sets)
The NutriBullet Pro 900 is powerful enough for my needs – supplementing my diet with “high quality” protein smoothies. I quote “high quality” because that’s largely subjective.All in all, as my rating suggests, this was a great way to spend money.TL;DRAfter a few weeks of using the blender 1-2 times per day, I have observed the following:1. The 3 cup setup, 2 24oz and 1 32oz, with corresponding lids is very convenient. I can blend in the larger cup, distribute to the smaller cups, add more liquid, re-blend, and I now have a morning smoothie and one for later when I get home from the gym.2. The cups and the blender all have rubber gaskets and sometimes the grainy elements of the smoothie (seeds or very granular powder) make the seals ineffective. This just requires an awareness and testing the cups over the sink prior to testing over your white button up.3. I could use a little more space. This is my fault; I don’t have my recipes refined. But a part of me wishes I just went all in from the get go and bought a Vitamix for life. I didn’t realize how useful this would be or how much I would be using it.4. I like to cram a lot of fresh spinach in the 32oz cup for my smoothies. I start with a half cup of frozen berries and enough liquid (milk, almond milk, water) to cover them, then I blend that down to pulverize all the crunchy little seeds, then I pack in the spinach. The blender has a tough time grabbing all the spinach. I believe the directions say to only blend in 1 minute increments with a 3 minute break in between, to manage heat most likely, and it oftentimes takes a while for me to knock the spinach around and try a few iterations to get the job done.5. It is very easy to clean up. A couple inches of water in the bottom of my dish pan with some soap, a sponge, and the cups, lids, and blades are quickly cleaned up and drying for next use. I cannot emphasize the significance of how easy it is to clean. It’s a non issue. The base unit merely needs a wet cloth wipe occasionally also. (Unplug it first, please.)For reference, I am blending the following ingredients to support my workout (and wish I had a bit more space):Frozen berries, milk, spinach, Greek yogurt, peanut butter, oats, flaxseed, chia seeds, protein powder, creatine, honey. When I distribute from the 32oz cup to the 24oz cups, I add enough water to get them to the “max” line and each gets a quick blend.