Are you trying to find the best Nutribullet to buy? Well, I’ve used them all, and I’m here to give my recommendations. In this guide, we’ll compare all the best Nutribullets and Magic Bullet models to help you find the best one from my personal experience.
Don’t have time to read? Here’s a quick summary of the products we recommend.
| Product Name | Grade |
| NutriBullet Blender Combo | A+ |
| Nutribullet Pro 900 | A+ |
| Nutribullet Rx | A+ |
| Nutribullet 600 Series | A+ |
| NutriBullet Baby Bullet | A+ |
Best NutriBullet You Can Buy (In Preference Order)
1. NutriBullet Blender Combo
The Nutribullet Blender Combo is our first pick for this Best Nutribullet blenders guide because it can do almost anything you’d want a blender to do besides heat up liquids. The 1200 watt motor is powerful enough for practically any blender-related job, and the tamper will ensure that ingredients never get stuck to the side.
Specifications
Motor Strength: The Nutribullet Blender Combo comes with a powerful 1200 watt motor. This is more powerful than most of the other blenders.
Warranty: It comes with a 1-year warranty like all of the other blenders. While it’s not the best in the industry, you’re still getting an overall great value.
Jar and Cup Compatability: The best part about this blender is that it can use
Included Accessories
Best Features
The best things about this blender are the 1200 watt motor, the tamper, and the wide array of cups that you can use. Having the versatility to switch from one single-serve up to a large 64 oz jar is something that very few blenders in the market can claim. This type of versatility is typically reserved for bullet Ninja blenders which we’ve covered at length in other articles.
2. Nutribullet Pro 900
The 900 is our second pick for the best Nutribullet because we believe it delivers a fantastic bang for your buck. The 900-watt motor is powerful enough for almost any ingredients that you could ever want to do. The lip rings also make it easy to enjoy smoothies right out of the cups!
Specifications
Motor Strength: If you haven’t guessed based on the name, this Nutribullet comes with a 900-watt motor.
This is the same amount of power as the Nutri Ninja Auto IQ. It’s less powerful than the Nutribullet Rx but more so than the standard Nutribullet 600.
It’s powerful enough for most blending jobs. We often use ours over our Vitamix simply because of its blender size or if we only want to make one serving.
See Also: Nutribullet Blender Combo vs. Vitamix E320
Warranty: The Nutribullet Pro 900 comes with a one-year warranty. Given its price point, we think this is fair.
Additionally, it is possible to find replacements online if something goes wrong with the blades or cups that are not covered by the warranty.
Blade Design: Like all blenders of this tier, they have stainless steel blades designed to pulverize and extract ingredients. This may sound cliche, but it’s rather important. Combined with the powerful motor, properly designed blades will produce a blend that’s emulsified and smooth. Older model blenders that chop rather than pulverize will give you uneven pieces and ice chunks. This can be kind of unpleasant if you’re blending ingredients such as kale. Thankfully, the Nutribullet Pro 900 is better than that with its 6-point extractor blade.
The Nutribullet 900 blade is a bit dull to the touch, but it doesn’t need to be sharp to do its job.
Included Accessories
Like all of the Nutribullet products, you get a bunch of awesome accessories.
- Flip Top To-Go Lids: This resealable lid covers the entire top of the blender and has a small circular opening that flips open and closed. Ideal for preventing spills.
- Cup Lip Ring: Useful if you’d like to sip directly from the cup without having your lips touch the jagged edges.
- Handled Cup Lip Ring: This is like the lip ring, except with a convenient handle! It’s good if you have small hands and can’t easily grip the entire cup.
- 24 oz Blender Cup: A cup that you can attach to your blender and drink out of later!
- 32 oz. Blender Cup: This is a larger cup, but essentially the same as above.
It also comes with their Pocket Nutritionist, but that’s not a part of the blender itself. Plus, we haven’t used ours much.
3. Nutribullet Rx
The Rx is our third pick for the best Nutribullet because it’s so powerful and makes soups with its heating cycle. The 1700 watt motor is the most powerful across the Nutribullet product line. It’s even one of the most powerful blenders on the market!
While we don’t find the soup function an absolute necessity, it may be the first choice for others.
Specifications
Motor Strength: The Nutribullet Rx comes with a 1700 watt motor. This is nearly double the power of the 900. That being said, it’s powerful enough for pretty much anything. Thick smoothies, nut butter, you name it.
As one of the cornerstone features of this model, it’s powerful enough to generate enough friction to make hot soup.
Warranty: This unit comes standard with a one-year warranty which was a bit low in our opinion.
Personally, we think that a heavy-duty higher-end blender like the Rx should come with a bit longer warranty.
Blade Design: The stainless steel blades of the Nutribullet Rx is different than the extractor and milling blades of the previous units. It has four blades which seem to be a bit sharper than the blades on the previous models.
To be honest, we’re not 100% sure why they’d go with the sharper blades as the old ones worked as expected.
Included Accessories
Aside from the power base and blade of the unit, the Nutribullet Rx comes included with the following:
- Soup Pitcher with 2-Piece Lid: This is the only Nutribullet is designed to make hot soups, but you can only do it with the soup cup. This cup is specifically designed with ventilation to reduce pressure build-up while blending. Very important.
- Short Cup (30 oz) w/ Lip rings: A medium-sized blending cup with the lip ring prevents your lips from touching the jagged edges while sipping.
- 45 Oz Blender Cup: This cup is best for making blends for multiple people at one time. It also comes with a pitcher lid to make it easy to pour.
- Blade Cleaning Brush: If you’re having trouble cleaning under the blades with a sponge, the cleaning brush will make the process easier as it can fit in tight spaces.
- Blade Remover Tool: Just in case you need to remove the blade to clean it, it includes a tool to do so properly.
One important note about the cups in the Nutribullet Rx is that they come with handles already attached to them. This is unique as the other Nutribullet cups have the handle as a separate entity that you have to attach.
It also comes with a user guide and recipe book, but there’s not much to say about those.
Best Features
This is the only Nutribullet with hands-free technology.
It’s great because you can start blending a smoothie and then move on to other tasks such as cleaning up. By the time you’re done doing that, your smoothie will be ready to go!
Another great feature is obviously the soup function. You can literally have dinner ready in 7 minutes (excluding any pre-blend prep work).
This is the only Nutribullet designed to do this.
It’s also really cool that it comes with such a large blending cup. This means it can function as a single server blender and a multi-serve one.
4. Nutribullet 600 Series
The Nutribullet 600 is great for users who want less than thick smoothies and blends. It’s the original Nutribullet! Although it’s not as powerful, it still delivers on that promise, but I think you’re better off splurging for the Pro 900.
Specifications
Motor Strength: The classic Nutribullet comes with a 600-watt motor. It’s powerful enough to do smoothies, green juices (with pulp), and things of that nature.
However, it’s not as powerful as the 900 or the Nutribullet Rx. If you like making super thick smoothies and want something with a motor you can push to its limits, we would recommend the 900 at the very least.
Warranty: The Nutribullet 600 comes with a one-year limited warranty. Not too bad for the price of the unit, but shipping costs do come into play. As with the others, it’s quite easy to find replacement parts online as the 600-watts and the 900-watt blades and cups are compatible.
Blade Design: The Nutribullet 600 actually comes with two sets of blades.
- Extractor Blade: This is the six-pronged blade that you see on the other Nutribullet models on this list.
- Milling Blade: The milling blade is designed for milling things like seeds and breaking them into a fine powder. In our experience, we found that we always defaulted to the standard extractor blade and never took out the milling one too much.
Included Accessories
In addition to the base and the two blades, you will get a fair amount of accessories with the Nutribullet 600.
- Two 18 Oz. Blender Cups: Short cups ideal for single servings.
- One 32 Oz Blender Cups: One tall cup that could be used for one big Nutribullet serving for two people.
- One Lip Ring w/ Handle: Screwing this onto the top of the cup will give you a comfortable spot to sip as well as a handle that helps you hold the Nutribullet.
- One Lip Ring: Just like the accessory above except without the handle.
- Two Resealable Lids: Great for storing a smoothie or a sauce after making it, it allows you to wash the blades and keep the contents covered.
Best Features
The best part of the 600 is that it comes with many accessories, specifically three cups!
Having multiple cups can be super helpful if you’ve got family all-doing blends.
Even though this Nutribullet doesn’t have the most powerful motor on this list, it is most likely all you’ll need for the basics.
5. NutriBullet Baby Bullet
I don’t want to spend too much time on this one, but this is your top option if you’re going to make one batch of baby food and have the ability to store it in different cups. It lets your baby make high-quality food using fresh ingredients and makes storage a breeze. But I wouldn’t get it for a purpose outside of its intended use.
Specifications
Motor Strength: This one comes with a 200-watt motor. This will make it challenging for ingredients that haven’t been adequately softened. Don’t expect to make thick smoothies with frozen ingredients.
Warranty: Just like the rest of the blenders, this one comes with a 1-year warranty.
Dishwasher Safe: Most components of this model are dishwasher safe, which is excellent for parents who are short on time!
Included Accessories
- Batch bowl and lid: This is where you’ll do your bulk blending.
- Short cup with handles: Can be at later stages to eat out of or blend smaller batches.
- Silicone freezer tray: This allows you to prep for the week ahead.
- Storage cups with date trackers: Store baby food in the fridge and keep track of exactly how old it is!
Best Features
The entire system is great to ensure your baby is always eating the freshest and best ingredients. The freezer tray to the storage cups makes it really easy for busy parents to make sure they’re feeding their babies nutrient-dense foods. You’re paying for the storage system rather than the blender itself.
Why Buy a NutriBullet Blender?
Space Saving
One of the best things about NutriBullet blenders is their convenience. Unlike other large countertop blenders, most Nutribullet models are easy to store and won’t’ take up a ton of space on your countertop. For example, I’m able to put my Nutribullet Pro 900 in a small little cabinet after I’m done using it and take it back out just the same.
The problem with larger blender brands such as Vitamix and Blendtec is that they tend to become a permanent fixture on your kitchen counters. If you don’t have the room for this, then getting a Nutribullet blender is a fantastic alternative, especially considering they can do a lot of the same things.
Curious about other small blenders? Check out one of the machines we talk about in our article on the Best Ninja Bullet blender.
Cost
Unlike other large blender brands, NutriBullet blenders won’t cost you an arm and a leg. Despite this, I’ve found that they still perform well and last an extremely long time. For example, I’ve used my NutriBullet Pro 900 blender for over five years before I had to replace it. Considering what I paid for it at the time, I got an amazing deal – even compared to the Vitamix and Blendtec that I own.
Versatility
One of the fantastic things about NutriBullet blenders is that they are extremely versatile. Even if you get the standard NutriBullet with 600-watts of power, it can do everything from smoothies to hummus inside the same cup.
Upgrade to the Nuitribullet Rx with its 1700 watt motor, and you can even make hot soup and operate the blender hands-free. That’s right, and it can HEAT the ingredients!
If you decide to go with the Nutribullet Blender Combo, you can blend in a wide range of sizes, from a single-serve cup to a large blender jar.
Easy to Use
There are very few blender brands that are as easy to use as the Nutribullet. Many of them have a very simple interface or no interface at all. The classic Bullets allow you to simply press down to activate the pulse function and twist on to activate the blending cycle.
Blades
All NutriBullet blenders have amazing stainless steel blades. As far as blender blades go, they’re also super easy to clean, especially since many of them are dishwasher safe. From my experience, they’re some of the best blades in the blender industry. Some models come with different types of blades (such as the extractor blade) that serve different purposes. Despite this, I find myself using the same one repeatedly and don’t find the need to swap out different ones as they suggest.
Different Types of NutriBullet Blenders
Classic NutriBullet
When we’re talking about classic NutriBullets, I mainly refer to the 600-watt motor Nutribullet 600 and the 900-watt motor base Nutribullet Pro 900.
Most of the packages come with the classic Nutribullet cups, lip rings, and lids that you can store or sip out of.
You could also consider the Nutribullet Balance as part of this group. However, it does not appear that the Nutribullet Balance is still in stock at many places. I wasn’t a huge fan of this blender anyway because I didn’t find the additional functionality to be all of that useful. It was also overkilled to have a 1200 watt motor on the classic Nutribullet base when the 900-watt motor is all that you need.
Larger Nutribullet Blenders
The latest additions to the Nutribullet family are the Nutribullet Blender Combo and the Nutribullet Rx. These have larger cup/jar options and will take up slightly more counter space but have additional functionality such as the ability to blend hot liquids as well as smart technology.
NutriBullet FAQ
Can the Magic Bullet/Nutribullets Grind Coffee?
Absolutely! Any Nutribullet blenders on this list will make quick work of whole coffee beans.
You can use either the milling blade or the extractor blade to get the job done.
Can the Magic Bullet or NutriBullet Blend Frozen Fruit and Ice?
Any of the Nutribullets on this list blend ice and frozen fruit with enough liquid, but the Magic Bullet will struggle the most. That being said, it is crucial to understand that the more powerful the motor, the less liquid you’ll need to make that happen.
See our test: Can the Nutribullet Crush Ice?
Can the Magic Bullet or NutriBullet Juice?
In the traditional sense of the word, Juicing means that you’re squeezing fruits and vegetables to get the juice out. You’re then left with the pulp on one end and the juice on the other.
The Nutribullet blends and extracts everything into one smooth beverage. This means that you get the juice and the fiber rather than just the juice.
Can the Magic Bullet or NutriBullet Make Soup?
The Nutribullet Rx is the only one that can make hot soup in the actual blender.
However, the other Nutribullets or Magic Bullet can make bases for soups but not cook them within the container. You wouldn’t want to do that anyway because it doesn’t have anywhere to vent, so things could get dangerous.
So if you decide to get the Magic Bullet, 600 or the 900, just make the soup base and then heat it on the stove afterward.
With the Blender Combo, you can use hot liquids as long as you use the vented lid. However, it won’t actually heat them.
Can the NutriBullet Make Ice Cream?
Yes! When making ice cream in the Nutribullet or Magic Bullet, you have two options. Either by adding enough liquid to blend or defrosting the fruit.
We love to make plant-based vegan ice cream in ours with frozen bananas, frozen cherries, and cocoa powder.
The Nutribullet 900 does a great job pulverizing all ingredients into a smooth soft-serve style ice cream with very little liquid. The tamper on the Blender Combo as well will make it very easy.
Is the NutriBullet Balance Bluetooth Worth It?
The Nutribullet Balance allows users to sync the blender with an app to help you build blender recipes and calculate your nutrient intake to meet your nutrition goals. However, I feel that this was a bit overkill and defeats the purpose of using a bullet blender: convenience. I wouldn’t recommend the NutriBullet balance simply because you’re not likely to utilize that functionality in your daily life.
Wrap Up: Which NutriBullet Should You Buy?
If you had to pick one Nutribullet Blender that you should buy, it has to be the Nutribullet Blender Combo.
This machine is the only one that can handle such a wide variety of sizes and has a tamper. Hands down, that make it my favorite.
Hey, I’m Joey. I’ve been cooking since I was a little kid and love everything about it. You can find my writing about food, kitchen appliances (such as blenders) and much more. Thanks for stopping by!
