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A Nutribullet personal blender filled with a berry smoothie sits on a counter next to its ingredients. Credit: Reviewed / Jackson Ruckar

The Best NutriBullets of 2024

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A Nutribullet personal blender filled with a berry smoothie sits on a counter next to its ingredients. Credit: Reviewed / Jackson Ruckar

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Best Personal Blender

NutriBullet Select

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If you're looking for a versatile personal blender that can do more than blending smoothies, the Select is your best option. Read More

Pros

  • Fast and efficient
  • Blends smoothly
  • Versatile

Cons

  • A bit oversized
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NutriBullet Juicer Pro

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If you want an easy-to-use and affordable juicer that can make smooth, pulp-free juice within seconds, then this juicer may be right for you. Read More

Pros

  • Easy to use
  • Fast speed
  • Great juice yield

Cons

  • Bulky
  • Noisy
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NutriBullet Baby

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While not an all-in-one food maker, this easy-to-use blender will puree your food and includes a helpful freezer tray and storage accessories. Read More

Pros

  • Includes a lot of storage containers
  • Creates consistently smooth purees
  • Very easy to use

Cons

  • Food gets stuck under the blades
  • Difficult to clean
  • Slightly noisy
  • Doesn’t steam
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NutriBullet Smart Touch

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This affordable blender from NutriBullet is sleek and great at chopping and mixing, but the lid is tricky to put on and take off. Read More

Pros

  • Sleek
  • Helpful presets
  • Has child safety features

Cons

  • Lid is difficult to take off
  • Difficult to know if a button has been pushed
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NutriBullet Pro 1000

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An upgrade from the Pro version, the Pro 1000 has a slightly more powerful motor base. Read More

Pros

  • Stylish design
  • Decent at blending
  • Fast and efficient

Cons

  • No buttons or automatic programs
  • Limited volume
  • Best Personal Blender NutriBullet Select
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  • NutriBullet Baby
  • NutriBullet Smart Touch
  • NutriBullet Pro 1000
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NutriBullet has evolved a lot since the original NutriBullet blender was introduced. Now, the company makes a wide range of products, from juicers to baby food makers. However, NutriBullet blenders remain popular, thanks to its bullet-shaped design and affordable price.

After years of testing an array of NutriBullet appliances, our favorite is the NutriBullet Select (available at Amazon for $79.87) , a 1,000-watt personal blender that creates a near-perfect smoothie. We've found lots to love about many of the brand's other products, though.

People who don’t want to mess with masticating juicers should consider the NutriBullet Juicer Pro (available at Amazon). An affordable alternative to other juicers we’ve tested, it’s our favorite centrifugal juicer.

Among baby food makers, the NutriBullet Baby (available at Amazon) is our Best Value pick. While it doesn’t steam fruit and veggies, it’s simple to use, purees food quickly, and is fairly easy to clean. Plus, it’s a great value, in part because of everything that comes with it.

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The NutriBullet Select is the best personal blender we tested.

Best Personal Blender
NutriBullet Select
  • Dimensions: 6.73 x 6.14 x 15.63 inches (depth x width x height)
  • Power: 1,000 watts
  • Included: 32-ounce pitcher with lid; 24-ounce handled cup with lid; tamper; recipe book

The NutriBullet Select is our favorite personal blender for good reason. It aced all the tests we threw at it. Plus it can tackle basic kitchen tasks like making soup and crushing ice cubes that you normally only see in full-size blenders

In addition to high and low, the Select features Extract and Pulse settings. Extract is a one-minute pre-programmed blending cycle that excelled at making smoothies during our testing. You’ll be chopping and dicing vegetables with ease with Pulse.

While the Select is larger than some personal blenders, its slim design still makes it fairly easy to move around and store.

Pros

  • Fast and efficient

  • Blends smoothly

  • Versatile

Cons

  • A bit oversized

$79.87 from Amazon

$109.99 from Home Depot

$79.87 from Walmart
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NutriBullet Juicer Pro
  • Dimensions: 9.3 x 10.32 x 16.1 inches (depth x width x height)
  • Weight: 15.3 pounds
  • Power: 1,000 watts
  • Included: 2-liter pulp basin with 3-inch chute; stainless steel sieve; 27-ounce pitcher with lid; dual-sized plunger; 2 glass to-go bottles; 2 freezer trays; cleaning brush; recipe book

The NutriBullet Juicer Pro delivered smooth, delicious juice without pulp during testing. While juice yields weren’t as impressive as masticating juicers, it outperformed other other centrifugal models.

The NutriBullet Juicer Pro may be loud, but it has a powerful motor that was able to quickly handle our juicing tests. The dual-sized plunger allows you to easily push down both large and small ingredients with ease. The pulp basin and components are easy to clean and dishwasher safe.

Like other juicers, this NutriBullet is bulky, but it’s also more affordable than the high-end juicers that we’ve tested.

Pros

  • Easy to use

  • Fast speed

  • Great juice yield

Cons

  • Bulky

  • Noisy

$106.95 from Amazon

$132.99 from Best Buy

$159.99 from Home Depot

$129.99 from Walmart
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NutriBullet Baby
  • Dimensions: 5.2 x 5.4 x 11 inches (depth x width x height)
  • Blender bowl material: Plastic
  • Power: 200 watts
  • Includes: 32-ounce blender bowl with lid; 12-ounce handled cup with lid; 6 storage cups with tray; silicone freezer tray; recipe book

The NutriBullet Baby is simple to use, fairly easy to clean, and purees food quickly. In part because of all that’s included with it, the NutriBullet Baby was our best value pick among baby food makers.

That said, it doesn’t steam fruits and vegetables. If you want a NutriBullet that’s an all-in-one food maker, you might consider the Nutribullet Baby Steam & Blend. Although it was loud, our tester found that it was easy to use and consistently made smooth purees.

With the NutriBullet Baby, purees weren’t bad, but they weren’t very consistent. During testing, some purees had chunks of food in them, especially under the blades, while other purees were smooth.

Pros

  • Includes a lot of storage containers

  • Creates consistently smooth purees

  • Very easy to use

Cons

  • Food gets stuck under the blades

  • Difficult to clean

  • Slightly noisy

  • Doesn’t steam

$50.53 from Amazon

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$52.05 from Home Depot

$67.22 from Walmart
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NutriBullet Smart Touch
  • Dimensions: 10.7 x 8.1 x 17 inches (depth x width x height)
  • Power: 1,500 watts
  • Includes: 64-ounce pitcher with lid; 32-ounce and 20-ounce cups with lids; tamper, recipe guide

NutriBullet Smart Touch has a sleek, touchscreen design, but it was difficult to tell if you pushed a button during testing. Still, this blender impressed us with its power, intuitive controls, and consistent results.

It doesn’t switch on unless the lid is secured, like other NutriBullets we tested. This safety feature was somewhat frustrating, however, because the lid was relatively difficult to remove and reattach during testing. Also, there’s a sensor peg that must be aligned properly for it to function.

Overall, the Smart Touch is a good pick for someone looking for a larger NutriBullet blender. It performed well during our mixing and chopping tests, and it would look nice on your countertop.

Pros

  • Sleek

  • Helpful presets

  • Has child safety features

Cons

  • Lid is difficult to take off

  • Difficult to know if a button has been pushed

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NutriBullet Pro 1000
  • Dimensions: 5.51 x 5.47 x 14.88 inches (depth x width x height)
  • Power: 1,000 watts
  • Includes: 24-ounce cup with lid; 32-ounce cup with lid; recipe book

The NutriBullet Pro 1000 is easy to use, compact, and among the quietest personal blenders we tested. To use it, all you have to do is plug it in and twist the blending cup to lock it into place. It’s powerful enough to mix up protein shakes or make fruit smoothies with no visible chunks.

During testing, the NutriBullet Pro 1000 was difficult to hand wash—the blending cup is small and the base is narrow. However, the blending cups and to-go lids are dishwasher safe.

Pros

  • Stylish design

  • Decent at blending

  • Fast and efficient

Cons

  • No buttons or automatic programs

  • Limited volume

$79.49 from Amazon

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NutriBullet Pro
  • Dimensions: 7.72 x 12 x 16 inches (depth x width x height)
  • Power: 900 watts
  • Includes: Two 32-ounce cups; two to-go lids; two cup rings; two handled lip rings; recipe book

The NutriBullet Pro 900 is slightly less powerful than the NutriBullet Pro 1000, but it’s just as easy to use—just twist the cup into place and blend. Plus, it’s available in a multitude of colors.

During testing, this personal blender produced smoothies that were smooth and had no visible ingredient lumps. It was also stable and didn’t shift while it was running. With a 32-ounce capacity, it’s large enough to make a smoothie for yourself or to share with others.

Pros

  • Blends well

  • Stylish design

  • Large blending capacity

Cons

  • No buttons or automatic programs

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NutriBullet
  • Dimensions: 5.5 x 5.5 x 12.28 inches (depth x width x height)
  • Power: 600 watts
  • Includes: 24-ounce cup with lip ring; 18-ounce cup with handled lip ring

The original NutriBullet performed well in our tests, but the base was heavier than other NutriBullet models and the travel attachments felt flimsy. If you’re looking for a blender to make smoothies or protein shakes to consume around the house, it’s a good option, but if you plan to take your drinks on the go, there are more travel-friendly options.

Pros

  • Stylish design

  • Blends well

  • Sturdy, durable base

Cons

  • Oversized—hard to transport and store

  • Flimsy travel attachemnts

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NutriBullet Rx
  • Dimensions: 15 x 15 x 13 inches (depth x width x height)
  • Power: 1,700 watts
  • Includes: 30-ounce cup with lip ring; 45-ounce cup with lid; SouperBlast pitcher with vented lid; cleaning brush; blade remover

The NutriBullet Rx, with a 1,700-watt motor, is the most powerful model in the brand’s personal blender lineup. In addition to making smoothies and protein shakes, it crushes ice cubes, frozen fruit, and roasted nuts with ease. That extra power allows this model to self-clean, too.

It’s also NutriBullet’s largest personal blender, as it falls between the others in the brand lineup and a full-sized model. It comes with a large capacity blending cup and a SouperBlast pitcher, which allows you to make soup, as you might expect. The SouperBlast feature expands the uses for this blender, which we like. While you can’t blend hot ingredients, the Rx heats up ingredients during this mode.

During testing, the Rx fell short on our smoothie test because we found tiny pieces of frozen fruit. It wasn’t the fastest at mixing, either, because it doesn’t have a pulse function.

Pros

  • Strong motor can handle most ingredients

  • Large blending capacity

  • Decent at blending

Cons

  • Oversized

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$159.99 from Best Buy

$159.99 from Home Depot

$129.00 from Walmart

What to know about NutriBullets

NutriBullet makes a number of useful kitchen products, from single-serve blenders and portable blenders to food processors and baby food makers. If an appliance blends or chops, there’s a good chance that there’s a NutriBullet model.

How to Use a NutriBullet Blender

Our tester is pouring nut milk into the blending cup, making a smoothie with berries.
Credit: Reviewed / Jackson Ruckar

While making smoothies, add the liquid after the fruit.

As NutriBullet has expanded its line of blenders, not every one may work the same. We recommend reading the manufacturer's instructions before using any product you purchase. In general, though, a NutriBullet personal blender is easy to use.

After you plug it in, add your ingredients to the capsule or container. If you're making a smoothie or recipe that involves liquids, add those in last. Make sure the container is locked into the base and the blades are securely in place. Close the lid and make sure it's on tight. Turn on the device and blend until you get your desired results.

How to Clean a NutriBullet Blender

Cleaning a NutriBullet is best by hand, although some of the containers are dishwasher safe if placed on the top rack. Again, be sure to read the manufacturer's instructions that come with the appliance.

Can a NutriBullet Blender Crush Ice?

NutriBullet blenders with more powerful engines can crush ice. Look for a model that has more watts (which is a measure of power), like the NutriBullet Select, and make sure you add enough liquid.

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