Nutribullet Combo review

[@fosterechalimbana2160]

The motor underneath lets off a slight smell and it's a little loud kzbin.infoUgkxCKuMxLnvr6fJd_M4SE-n7trcGj3zEUHq but considering it's size and how hard it works to do the job, it's sort of expected. I assume the smell will go away over time. Overall, I love this cute little blender. The extra cups and lids are great too!

[@istarothe]

Love how you link a totally different blender when I thought it was review of this one

[@valameen8383]

Just bought this blender. Love it so far.

[@emmiejackson7554]

Thanks for the great full spectrum review!!! I had just purchased and wasn't sure about some of the features --- and you confirmed that the pitcher blades aren't meant to separate from the pitcher itself (I was trying to do so but it wasn't working...I'm okay now).

[@1akmason]

Thank you for the honest review I can’t believe with all the new designs that I cannot take dry ingredients that sucks and it’s a dealbreaker I’m so glad I found your review because I know most purchased one now I know not to

[@dulcerios9685]

What you mean with dry ingredients??

[@Iwasonceanonionwithnolayers]

@@dulcerios9685 it doesn't blend dry ingredients

[@liffaman]

does the 900 or even the 1200 will crush cashew ? (dry without water or oil)

[@1faithfamily181]

How is the cleaning? Does the main blade come off?

[@kornshadow097]

Although you say it uses a 60second timer for extracting and has a set speed it uses for initial vs second round extraction. I think there is a little more to it. Based on my experience with this, it seems to detect resistance of the blades on the motor and it varies stopping and starting delays as well as how many times it does it , speeds vary by blend and container and seems to do medium at first and then hits it with high a few times. This blender though is by far the best I've owned. Vitamix and ninja had nothing on this and this is way easier to clean than a ninja. Also, you stated you can't make soups, this is also not true. I've made blends of cold cream cheese and had it come out hot and steaming when I was done. They may state this as more of a disclaimer because they prefer to have longevity of their machine over uses which can reduce blade or motor life. But ice is also fine. But since the blades are not removable for whatever reason, this is why they state these things. Not because it can't... More so because it would diminish the overall life of the unit.

[@TheSakura809]

Hey, thanks for this comment. Have you owned a Vitamix before? I'm pleasantly surprised to hear you say this one's better! How is it holding up after months of use?

[@blenderauthority2561]

Thanks for the feedback. I am not sure I would agree that is matches the performance of a Vitamix especially for tough blending tasks but the Combo is great for smoothies and equivalent tasks. The blending program is just a pattern of on/off/speed changes.

[@phototristan]

Maybe not the best blender in the world but I'm super happy with mine especially since I got it on sale for under $100. My handled personal cup leaks slightly while blending and it doesn't seem quite as well built as the non-handled one. All in all, I'm quite impressed. I use it for daily personal smoothies. This blender system really makes Vitamix and Blendtec seem way overpriced.

[@kumkumbhavsar4713]

I am using 600 last 7 years . I am fully satisfied with my dry also. But now new models have no dry blending. I want new one but.

[@hooyoali8142]

Thanks brother I just bought it this blender I was wondering how to use it, this is good explanation thanks

[@drewd7824]

Why does no one use a meter for noise so they can detect where all the noise is coming from then try to mitigate it.

[@selineawuor6995]

Wooow just bought the nutri blender after being disappointed by the brand I was using. Good stuff

[@dinorawruh]

Thanks for the review! I would love to know the longevity of this blender. How do you feel about it after owning it for a while? Thanks!

[@JEM.M]

Thanks for this review, I want to upgrade my 600 watt Nutribullet & trying to decide between the 900 series and this 1200 watt blender. I am leaning towards the 900 since I just use Nutribullet for smoothies and bowls.

[@Anna-zg7lp]

Hi, did you upgrade your Nutribullet? I am currently thinking wich one of them to choose for my smoothies. Would highly appreciate your advice!

[@JEM.M]

Hi there, so at first I got the 900 but the cup would get stuck onto the motor portion of the bullet. That eventually frustrated me so I bought the Nutribullet blender (purchased at Costco) and honestly I’m disappointed with the motor. I wouldn’t purchase this blender again. Just blending batter for pancakes makes it sound like the motor is going to give out. Maybe I got a lemon but honestly I’m done with the Nutribullet brand.

[@Anna-zg7lp]

@@JEM.Mthank you, that's sad.😕 It seems there isn't any good blender on the market in reasonable price

[@janellperez447]

Do the cups fit on the this one from my other Nutrabullet

[@blenderauthority2561]

No the cups on this model don't work with the original Nutribullet models that have the cup threads on the outside. This model blender uses cups with the threads on the inside.

[@janellperez447]

Ok thanks 🙂

[@IncognitoDanceUK]

can i put the easy-twist extractor blade in dishwasher?

[@hahahameinhoondon]

Can it crush herbs into powder. Like black pepper into black powder.

[@dlee3710]

So, I'm guessing if you cant eat peels and seeds you should buy a juicer?

[@c50grand2]

Great review of this Nutribullet Combo blender!

[@Anione111]

You never mentioned the wattage. Very important info for a blender.

[@thebabbler8867]

It's 1200 watts.

[@archanabhurat-surana8145]

Can we make idli Dosa batter in this???

[@gaylecheung3087]

I will recommend to do a section separately from flaxseeds, Chickpeas, raw oatmeal, apples, separately together here and then adding in yourself liquids, solids been differently... oops I did dry ingredients, LOL

[@momofdoublehdaughters7142]

Is dry ingredient good for the pitcher or cup one

[@amyearley5162]

What a great review. Pretty impressed. I’ll be purchasing!

[@kanumhjn]

One of the best reviews!!! Super Helpful as am looking to buy new NUTRiBULLET

[@basantabdelwahab6858]

Please ...How can i get it while im in egypt ....?

[@Wra8h]

I cannot do any dry ingredients using this blender or just this extract blade attachment??

[@DSkye-n7m]

I have the same question.

[@darceyderosa2426]

@@DSkye-n7m I would use the pulse button

[@momofdoublehdaughters7142]

I think if we can't blend dry ingredient then this blender is good for middle class people.

[@momofdoublehdaughters7142]

@@darceyderosa2426 please it work for you. Please do you blend dry ingredient in the pitcher or cup one. Thank you

[@momofdoublehdaughters7142]

I mean not good

[@LearningAndGrowingInLife]

When making soup, can it also heat it up similar to Vitamix?

[@blenderauthority2561]

No it doesn't. Vitamix has more power/force which creates the heat.

[@heskieheskie7080]

Mine isn't working again even when closed properly

[@holycow8743]

Is it safe to buy?? It looks like a newer model because the previous one was shown to explode, i found the youtube video of the problems the blender has had, was horrified because. I had the older version but returned it because it was so hard to put on and off....

[@samjj8942]

I've just watched a review for this and it shows it crushing ice do wondering if its been updated again.

[@lt4679]

We’re can I purchase this in the uk? Thanks.

[@LovelyMaria238]

Costco

[@grandmaida7819]

Thanx a bunch!

[@carey2030]

What about smoothie bowls and blending raspberries and blackberries with the seeds

[@blenderauthority2561]

Hi Carey, The Combo does pretty well with seeds. Not to the level of a Vitamix but pretty good.

[@mahakamali4843]

Thanks for the review

[@glammedbynatalia]

Passing the test should be done with seeds like berries. Bcuz I hate granny smoothies and my vitamix pulverized all

[@carey2030]

That's what I wanna know

[@malejandratd8736]

Whats your vitamix model? I want to get one

[@klaraAlb]

Hi, can you use it as a food processor?

[@blenderauthority2561]

It is isn't ideal because blender blades are designed to pull ingredients down the middle and puree whereas a food processor has a wide container with a flat blade to push ingredient out and around. A blender will work OK for some ingredients for chopping and dicing by pulsing the blender but not as evenly as a food processor would do.

[@rashmijena3981]

Can it grind turmeric into powder for.

[@blenderauthority2561]

I am not sure with this blade design. I think a food processor would work better for grinding dry turmeric root into powder due to the flat blade.

[@gaylecheung3087]

Is this the new one

[@shayistafathima2339]

Please help me im planning to buy for juices which is best nutribullet rx or nutribullet combo

[@blenderauthority2561]

I like the Combo

[@mwhip]

No ice? No dry? I'm out.

[@kumkumbhavsar4713]

mwhip yes ,agreed

[@Invictus-XVI]

You wouldn't happen to know what setting to use for a milkshake would you?

[@Brenda128-]

So no hot salsas ?😢

[@Adeline9418]

Please review the blender I just got. BlendWorks is the name. Very similar to the Vitamix.

[@blenderauthority2561]

Hello Adeline, I've looked at Blendworks but haven't reviewed it yet. It is a "Made to sell on Amazon only" brand so its not sold by any large retailers which always makes be cautious as I don't know how well the reliability or manufacturing safety standards are. I prefer name brand blenders that I know have all the safety certification for products(won't catch on fire or Jars won't shatter from the high speeds). The only non-store brand blender so far that I have reviewed that I liked was the Cleanblend blender.

[@babs9063]

Just bought one...arriving today. Hope it's all that I need for my fruit smoothies. I'm anxious to try other things as well. Good review, but your monotone voice drove me batty!!!!

[@dinog213]

voice work here and being 75 yrs old no problem.

[@aniv5833]

The real review would be how long would this last!! It has all plastic drive system, which won't last long at all !! Nothing like those professional blenders that have all metal gears, like the blendtec, vitamix, kitchen aid, omega, omniblend, Jaws, etc etc..

[@jamesedge6847]

I bought a Nutribullet Combo for $80 on sale and it was great for 3 months, then it went up in smoke and died while making a strawberry banana smoothie. I called customer service for a warranty claim and they told me that making a smoothie for breakfast every day was considered heavy use and caused premature failure of the motor bearings. They agreed to replace it even though I used it “heavily” but said it would take 6-8 weeks to get a replacement. I ended up returning it and buying a Vitamix. I wasn’t thrilled about how expensive it was but it seems to be better quality so far.

[@aniv5833]

@@jamesedge6847 As expected! And if making smoothies everyday is considered as heavy use, then how the heck is this blender useful? Why does it even exist?? Vitamix is a good choice, but, are they super durable and long lasting? Maybe! Because, they actually don't use all metal drive systems unlike their claims. The drive sockets on those motor bases are made of rubber plastic combo, with a metal ring glued inside. It fakes being 100% metal. Now that's lying to customers on their faces. The only blenders that use a 100% all metal drive systems are Blendtec's, Breville's, Omega's, Onmi Blenders. Believe me, those Blendtec's, under normal use as suggested, keep going on and on and on! I have seen some which lasted more than 10-15 years and their blend counters went totally blank. Yet, they keep going like real Champs!! And yes, I own 3 Blendtec's and one Vitamix A3500, and I truly believe, Blendtec is the king of durable reliable blenders!!

[@genevieve3589]

James Edge just bought this from Costco, it was on sale for 60 dollars. definitely gonna return it now tho after reading your comment, 60 dollars is too good to be true for a good blender

[@jamesedge6847]

@@genevieve3589 I bought mine from Costco too! They took it back as a return even though it was broken and I bought the Vitamix e320 which at my location is $100 off right now. It’s $299 but I think it’s definitely a better value.

[@aniv5833]

@@genevieve3589 as James suggests, the Vitamix E320 is a good value. But, if you'd like to save a lot more yet get a professional blender, I'm selling my mint condition babied Blendtec total blender classic for $150. Would you like to check it out?

[@jujuramad116]

How high this machine

[@winiver77]

mmm I like it very impressive...

[@SparkleJae]

You mentioned nut butters so then I can't blend it with liquid and peanut butter with fruits?

[@blenderauthority2561]

Yes you can use nut butters in a recipe but I meant it isn't designed to turn raw nuts into nut butters.

[@SparkleJae]

Ohhh gotcha thanks.

[@marisolmontiel1785]

pon subtitulo en español

[@LovelyMaria238]

Awesome

[@jorgeduenasduenas-levano4130]

Yo that's awesome

[@florencepagar548]

It makes too much sound

[@leslieslass]

Nutribullet is trying to copy the ninja & failing miserably.

[@flawlesskrush2145]

really? Isnt the ninja just a cheap chinese copy of vitamix?

[@blenderauthority2561]

Hello. Both companies cater to the same mass market. I wouldn't say ones is far better. I've owned and tested both. For personal blenders I like the blade design and blending results of the Nutribullet better than the Ninja. For fullsize blenders obviously Ninja has more choices but the new Nutribullet combo is decent and performed well. One issue I have with Ninja is they are constantly introducing and discontinuing models chasing the latest "Hot thing" which makes it difficult to ever get replacement accessories if you own prior models. Whereas Nutribullet mostly sticks to same designs (Can still buy replacements accessories for old Nutribullet blenders) and focuses on ease of use. I am glad you found a blender that you like.

[@tontetari]

The Ninja cannot touch the blending power of the Nutri bullet. Take it from me I have both. I first bought the ninja and later had the buy the Nutribullet because the Ninja couldn’t blend my veggy smoothies without leaving it gritty and lumpy. I just upgraded to the Nutribullet combo and throwing out that Ninja.