NutriBullet vs Nutri Ninja PRO
"Single-serve" style blenders are all the craze. That's why we decided to compare two of the most talked about single-serve blenders, the NutriBullet vs Nutri Ninja PRO.
The popularity of these types of blenders is thanks to their reduced expense, simpler design and ease of use - and not to mention, they take up less counter space.
Also, you can't ignore the fact that the blending container doubles as the serving cup. It's as if these blender companies know how much I hate doing dishes (NutriBullet, are you reading my journal??).
The table of contents below lists the top factors we used for this review. Use to quickly skip to what interests you.
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Although these types of blenders are called "single-serve", depending on the model, their containers can still hold more than a single serving - unless you regularly put away 32-oz green smoothies in one sitting, like me!
And when it comes to these kinds of blenders, the brands that I probably get asked to compare the most are the NutriBullet vs Nutri Ninja PRO.
This is because these are two of the most popular "single-serve" style models on the market today.
The NutriBullet PRO and Nutri Ninja are similarly sized and have the same exact wattage...
But as you'll see, I found that they produced quite different results (you may have seen my previous comparison between their two more expensive models, the NutriBullet Rx vs Nutri Ninja with Auto IQ).
As I do with all my product comparisons, I ran both the NutriBullet PRO and the Nutri Ninja Pro through exhaustive kitchen testing to see how they did blending all sorts of fibrous fruits and veggies, seeds, and ice cream...
And although they'e not technically intended for it, I even used them to grind things like flour and nut butter.
NutriBullet vs Nutri Ninja Pro 900-Watt Blender Battle!
GLANCE COMPARISON
NutriBullet PRO
$89.99 ​ |
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Nutri Ninja Pro
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1. COST
The NutriBullet vs Nutri Ninja Pro are both comparable in cost, and are among the less expensive offerings from NutriBullet and Nutri Ninja, with the aim of delivering all the health benefits of blending without breaking the bank.
NutriBullet PRO
The NutriBullet PRO 900-watt blender is currently available for $89, including free shipping if you are an Amazon Prime member.
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Nutri Ninja Pro
There are several purchasing options with the Nutri Ninja Pro.
Nutri Ninja prices range from about $70 (standard) to $90 (complete), depending on which cups you'd like with your package:
24 oz, 18 oz, and 12 oz (the full complete package includes all three sizes).
2. DESIGN - NutriBullet vs Nutri Ninja PRO
The NutriBullet PRO's simplicity is reflected in its sleek, minimalist appearance - and I do like the graphite and champagne-colored brushed metal finish.
The Nutri Ninja Pro also strives to be minimalist in dull silver and matte black.
But of course, looks aren't everything as there's much more than meets the eye with both of these blenders.
POWER
As you may know, the wattage of a blender generally translates to the degree at which it breaks down and unlocks all that goodness in your fibrous fruits, veggies, nuts and seeds--
But with great power comes... well, a greater price tag.
The NutriBullet vs Nutri Ninja PRO both operate at a relatively modest 900 watts, which (if everything else is designed well) should be enough power to cover a lot of your general blending needs while also selling at lower prices than other more powerful models.
Are there blenders out there with more wattage?
Sure. In fact, both NutriBullet and Nutri Ninja offer more powerful and more expensive models, which I've previously reviewed in detail.
But for those who are looking to start experiencing the health benefits of blending right away at the most affordable level, 900 watts is an effective compromise.
On a side note, I also tested the Nutri Ninja Pro against its slightly more powerful counterpart - the 1,000-watt Nutri Ninja with Auto IQ - and I found there was virtually no difference with the extra 100 watts).
SPEED
NutriBullet PRO spins at up to a constant 25,000 RPM, at 1.2 horsepower.
Nutri Ninja Pro spins at up to 21,000 RPM, also at 1.2 horsepower.
SIZE
The NutriBullet PRO and Nutri Ninja Pro machines and containers are relatively similar in size, and will take up about the same amount of space on your kitchen counter.
NutriBullet PRO weights a total of 11.4 lbs, and its dimensions are 14 x 16.3 x 7.9 inches. The height of the largest (32 oz "colossal") cup that comes with the NutriBullet PRO is 8 inches.
Nutri Ninja Pro is a little lighter: its shipping weight is 7.9 lbs, and the Nutri Ninja Pro is 12.9 x 7.9 x 14.8 inches, with the largest cup (24 oz) standing 9 inches tall.
CONTROLS AND USER FRIENDLINESS
The NutriBullet vs Nutri Ninja Pro are both "single-serve" blenders built for maximum simplicity and ease of use--
Both the Nutri Ninja and NutriBullet PRO have only two settings: ON and OFF.
And both operate similarly, it's very simple.
Just throw you ingredients into the container, attach the blade component, then mount the container onto the power base--
But the key difference is in the last step:
The NutriBullet PRO just has to be pressed down before twisting (to lock) into place.
With NutriBullet PRO, this means you can continuously blend by locking the container in place, without having to hold anything down to keep blending.
The Nutri Ninja Pro is different in that it has to lock into place first before pressing down (thereby turning it on).
You then have to hold the Nutri Ninja down in order to keep it running, so beware if you think you'd hate to stand there and keep the container pressed down with your hands during the entire blending process.
With the Nutri Ninja I literally had to use both hands to hold it down while blending everything I tested...
And although I'm no millennial, I must say I grew very impatient as I stood there and waited for the Nutri Ninja Pro to blend!
Also, there were many times the Nutri Ninja Pro didn't blend fully to my liking - but more on that in performance results later on.
CONTAINERS / JARS
NutriBullet PRO
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Nutri Ninja Pro
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NutriBullet vs Nutri Ninja Pro
3. PERFORMANCE COMPARISON
WHOLE FOOD JUICING
What do we talk about when we talk about "whole food juicing"?
Well, we're talking about blending whole fruits and vegetables, rather than extracting just the juice.
This means you're getting a slightly thicker consistency - but you're getting all of the nutrients (nothing wasted), more fiber, and less sugar.
As far as healthy things you can drink, I consider green juice the gold standard.
I make it often and I'm sure many of those in our Blender Babes community who are conscious about their health are no different.
I LOVE green juice - it's how I like to start every morning, as it's densely packed with vitamins, minerals, phytonutrients, and antioxidants.
If I'm ever stranded on an island, I sure hope it's an island with plenty of greens (and a generator, so I can blend it all)!
And so, I began the blender battle between the NutriBullet vs Nutri Ninja Pro with my favorite green juice recipe for testing.
I used Dr. Oz's New Green Juice, which is a great-tasting but low-calorie recipe that consists of super fibrous ingredients that are tougher for blenders to pulverize - including carrot, apple, kale, parsley, ginger, and is a full sized recipe.
Did I mention I love green juice?
For this test, I used each blender's 24 oz container to allow for the fairest comparison possible (also because the Nutri Ninja doesn't come with a 32 oz container).
NutriBullet Pro
At 900 watts of power, the NutriBullet PRO's result was definitely fibrous when I tasted it, but not too fibrous. There was still some visible texture remaining when I smeared the strained liquid onto a plate (the smear test).
I then strained everything by pouring the blend through a sieve which also allows me to judge the mass of pulp left (sieve test).
Nutri Ninja Pro
The Nutri Ninja Pro resulted in more texture, both with the mouth test and visibly on the sieve.
The smear and pulp tests also revealed a less homogenous result, as more fiber and foam visibly separated from the liquid.
When I took a sip to taste for the mouth test, some green juice spilled a bit on my shirt... but I don't think it was me!
I believe it had more to do with the lip of the Nutri Ninja Pro container as the threading is on the inside rim which allowed the full container to push some green juice over the edge while blending (I'm not that clumsy. Really).
THE VERDICT - Green Juice
The NutriBullet PRO broke down the pulp a bit more than the Nutri Ninja Pro, creating a more homogenous green juice.
SMOOTHIE MAKING
My favorite way to test a blender's ability to make smoothies is to see how well it handles tiny, stubborn berry seeds.
I don't know about you but getting seeds stuck in my teeth is probably my biggest pet peeve. (That, and chewing with your mouth open. Stop it. )
All the more reason for you to blend your food - so you don't have to chew as much... or at all. Seriously, close your mouth.
Now at 900 watts, you're inevitably going to get bits of seeds left over from blending berries - but let's see how the NutriBullet vs Nutri Ninja PRO blenders compared here.
For this 90-second test, I used a seed-rich recipe of strawberries, raspberries, and blackberries.
NutriBullet Pro
The NutriBullet PRO left small particles of seeds, which I could feel in my mouth when tasting.
You can even see a bit remaining in the container right after blending, and of course they're even more visible when strained through a sieve.
Nutri Ninja Pro
The Nutri Ninja Pro did not do quite as good a job of fragmenting the berry seeds, with many whole seeds remaining visible in both the sieve test and the blending container.
Notice that the Nutri Ninja Pro resulted in a bigger mass of leftover seeds when strained.
THE VERDICT - Smoothie Making
The Nutribullet PRO broke berry seeds better than the Nutri Ninja Pro, which left behind some whole seeds.
GRINDING
Dry grinding hard substances subjects blenders to a lot of stress so it makes for a great durability test.
I used both blenders to grind 1.5 cups of rice, as well as a 1/4 cup of whole flaxseeds.
NutriBullet Pro
The NutriBullet PRO milled rice into a coarse but uniform consistency. As is typical right after grinding, the rice flour felt a little warm to the touch.
With the flaxseeds, the NutriBullet PRO made for a finer result in less time, so you could say there was a bit more hustle to its grind (see what I did there?).
It started to produce flax meal within 15 seconds. At 30 seconds, it began to create a consistency somewhere between powder and flax butter, with some whole seeds remaining.
Nutri Ninja Pro
The Nutri Ninja Pro was unable to mill rice as thoroughly as the NutriBullet PRO. Larger particles and even whole grains of rice still remained visible.
Larger pieces of flaxseeds also remained after 15 seconds of grinding, with flax meal developing at 30 seconds, and approaching more of a flax butter consistency beyond 30 seconds--
But even then, there were still some whole flaxseeds remaining.
A Note Regarding Grinding: Although the NutriBullet PRO's extractor blade isn't super sharp, it's worth nothing that the makers of the NutriBullet PRO do not recommend using it to grind dry materials, although it obviously can.
Instead, NutriBullet offers a separate milling flat blade which is more ideal for dry grains and nuts.
The Nutri Ninja Pro is also not meant for grinding according to their manual, so it's no surprise that it's not quite up to that task.
Although both default blades can handle grinding to various degrees, excessively using either machine beyond its recommended capabilities is probably not advisable.
THE VERDICT - Grinding
The Nutribullet PRO mills and grinds more effectively than the Nutri Ninja Pro, which left some whole grains and seeds in tact.
Note: Grinding can be abrasive to your blending containers resulting in a slightly cloudy appearance over time, so you might consider getting an extra container or two to designate just for grinding.
CHOPPING
Before I get into this, you should know that neither the NutriBullet vs Nutri Ninja Pro is designed to do this. Which of course means I tried doing it. : )
My chopping test entailed dry-chopping onions and wet-chopping red cabbage where I added water to the max fill line (or enough to allow the ingredients to float just above the blade).
Chopping with machines like this requires a quick pulse action, so you shouldn't blend for too long - unless you want more of a puree.
NutriBullet Pro
"Pulsing" on the NutriBullet PRO requires you to twist the container to the left and release as quickly as possible.
The NutriBullet PRO did successfully chop most of the onion, although there was one big piece remaining.
Nutri Ninja Pro
Due to its design, pulsing on the Nutri Ninja Pro is a bit easier.
This is because all you have to do is push down and let go (no twist), which gives you more control when it comes to the length of the pulse.
However, Nutri Ninja Pro didn't fare as well as the NutriBullet PRO on the onion dry-chop, which left lots of large pieces.
Despite that, the Nutri-Ninja Pro did better than the NutriBullet PRO with the wet-chop, producing a slightly more even chop of the red cabbage.
This is probably due to better control over the "pulse" action on the Nutri Ninja Pro.
THE VERDICT - Chopping
Although it's also a bit easier to "pulse" on the Nutri Ninja Pro, the Nutribullet PRO did a much better dry-chop, while the Nutri Ninja Pro made for only a slightly better wet-chop.
ICE CREAM
One of the things I love making in a blender is dairy-free "nice"cream!
I performed this test with:
- 1.5 cups of chopped frozen banana
- 1/2 packet frozen acai
Both blenders required a minimum 1/2 cup of liquid (I used water) to blend the frozen ingredients.
NutriBullet PRO
The NutriBullet PRO had no problem whipping up these ingredients into a creamy "nice cream" texture in 3 minutes.
You can't quite tell in the photo, but there were a few tiny chunks of frozen banana remaining (however, you don't want to over-blend).
As expected, to get the desired consistency you have to stop intermittently and open up the container to manually stir around the mixture a bit before resuming the blending process.
Nutri Ninja Pro
The Nutri Ninja Pro also made "nice" cream with ease. There were also still some small pieces of frozen banana remaining, just like in the NutriBullet PRO.
THE VERDICT - Ice Cream
The Nutribullet PRO and the Nutri Ninja Pro can both easily make ice cream from frozen ingredients - oh, that's "nice"!
NUT BUTTERS
It's always fun to see how a less expensive machine handles tasks that are usually reserved for heavier-duty blenders.
One of my favorite tests for that is the nut butter test where I see if peanuts can be turned into peanut butter!
Not only is homemade peanut butter fresher, you can leave out the unwanted hydrogenated oils, sugar, and salt normally found in store-bought peanut butter.
NutriBullet PRO
The NutriBullet PRO created a somewhat creamy consistency after 3 minutes of blasting, but you can tell it starts to get this way almost right away.
I didn't expect to get anything this close to smooth peanut butter from either of these machines, so this was a surprise.
I did notice that the bottom of the unit started to develop some condensation from the heat buildup...
But keep in mind the instruction manual does says not to blend for that long and it was working pretty hard!
Nutri Ninja Pro
On the other hand, in the Nutri Ninja Pro, the nuts never seemed to get past the granular stage and failed to develop a creamy/buttery texture even after blending for 6 minutes.
THE VERDICT - Nut Butters
While neither of these blenders are meant for nut butter, the Nutribullet PRO was able to achieve a somewhat peanut buttery texture while the Nutri Ninja Pro couldn't get there, even after twice the time.
4. RECIPES
NutriBullet PRO
The Life Changing Recipes book is a cool bonus that comes with the NutriBullet PRO. I thought it was full of healthy (and delicious!) recipes.
Guides like this are always very helpful, no matter what level of experience you have with blending.
And I like that you can easily cross-reference them all by categories like vegan, low-sugar, dairy-free, gluten-free, nut-free, etc.
Nutri Ninja Pro
NinjaKitchen.com also has hundreds of recipes which you can filter by food type (like smoothies, desserts, sauces, etc).
This is just as extensive a recipe archive as NutriBullet's companion site, but personally I prefer NutriLiving.com.
Most of what I use my personal blender for is healthy smoothies, so I'm more interested in finding recipes by nutritional category (dairy-free, low-sugar, etc).
NinjaKitchen.com is more of a site intended to convey all of Ninja's features and products, so by no means is it the extensive health lifestyle blog that NutriLiving.com is.
You certainly won't find anything like the one-on-one support you get from NutriBullet's Registered Dietitians.
Nutri Ninja Pro comes with a small low quality 30-recipe book and small wellness guide, but I find NutriBullet's Pocket Nutritionist guide and recipe book (136 pages of recipes) to be much more extensive.
THE VERDICT - Recipes
Nutribullet PRO's recipe book, pocket nutritionist, and companion lifestyle site NutriLiving is the hands-down winner here.
In addition to a great library of recipes, their site offers much more helpful content on numerous health topics, as well as one-on-one access to Registered Dietitians who can answer all your questions.
5. CLEAN UP
The NutriBullet PRO is simple to clean by hand with warm and soapy water, or just place your containers and lids (without the blade) in the top shelf of your dishwasher and set it on normal (not the sanitize cycle).
Meanwhile, all the components of the Nutri Ninja Pro are dishwasher-safe, including the blade.
Keep in mind there will still be times when you'll want to clean everything by hand, like when you've blended something especially sticky or stubborn.
But the "single-serve" type of blender is such a simple assembly that hand-washing is relatively painless.
A quick note: you might want to be a bit more careful when hand-cleaning the Nutri Ninja Pro since its upper blades protrude more than the extractor blades on the NutriBullet PRO.
That's because NutriBullet PRO's blades are flatter and set at a shallower angle.
THE VERDICT - Clean Up
Both blenders are relatively easy to clean. The Nutribullet PRO might be a little safer to wash by hand while the Nutri Ninja Pro has the benefit of a dishwasher-safe blade.
6. WARRANTY
The standard warranty that comes with your NutriBullet PRO lasts for 1 year and applies to defects and other malfunctions not related to normal wear and tear, and entitles the customer to free repairs or replacement.
The Nutri Ninja Pro is unfortunately not available for sale from the Ninja website however you can order online at Amazon where you can also purchase a 3 or 4 year extended warranty.
When purchased in stores the Nutri Ninja Pro comes with a 1 year limited warranty and an extended warranty option is not available.
FINAL THOUGHTS
Both the NutriBullet vs Nutri Ninja PRO blenders offer an inexpensive entry point to the wonderful world of blending.
Given their minimalist design, they're both simple and convenient to use and clean.
However, I truly disliked having to hold down the container the entire time while blending with the Nutri Ninja Pro.
And when subjected to extensive testing, their capabilities were different, with the NutriBullet PRO emerging on top for most kitchen tasks.
While 900 watts provides more power than your cheapo Hamilton Beach or Oster, don't expect an all-purpose food processor - although the NutriBullet PRO was able to handle even some of those jobs to a degree.
Here's a quick recap and overall NutriBullet vs Nutri Ninja Pro comparison:
NutriBullet PRO
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Thanks for taking the time to check out our NutriBullet vs Nutri Ninja PRO Review!
If you have any question feel free to ask in the comments or contact us.
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Good Luck!
Fingers Crossed!
NutriBullet PRO might just be the ticket as it would travel well.
This post is very informative about the pros and cons of each brand. I’ve been considering purchasing one of these two in particular and the choice is pretty clear. I’m going with the NutriBullet pro.
Perfect for my daughter to make her smoothies every day
I’ve been wanting a small blender I can take traveling, thanks for the review!
Thank you for your reviews!
Been trying to decide for awhile whether to get a vitamix or a blendtech.
Good information.
I vote Nutribullet Pro. Good price.
However, I have been using the “mini” Nutribullet for years.
So, it is definitely time for an upgrade. 🙂
great review and comparison. Both would be more than adequate for my needs.
Nice comparison article. I like the NutriBullet. I would use it for smoothies and other things!
I love smoothies and making meal replacement shakes & smoothies. this would be great for it!
Very informative and interesting ,,,
i love the comparisons….saves me time and money!
Thanks for the reviews
Thanks for this great comparison!
So many choices! This article is super helpful!
Looks convenient for making smoothies.
I’m ambivient… I’d be curious to try the Nutribullet, but my brother had trouble with his…it didn’t last very long.
Either of these blenders would be a wonderful addition to the kitchen. Thanks for the very in depth review.
Thanks for the review.
After reading your comparison, I agree that the NutriBullet PRO is a far better product for what I would use it for.
Yay! Glad I could help out, Wanda XOXO
The NutriBlender System Provides Precision with Ease ! Follow the Ingredients directions and Let The Blender Do the WORK !!! THANK YOU …
Thanks, Michael!
This would be great to take in our RV trip!
This would be the perfect accessory on your RV trip. Not only are these blenders good for making smoothies, but condiments, dressings, ice cream and more… Happy Blending XOXO!
I always like to read about comparisons as I am still on the fence.
I love the name Blender Babes and the recipes you have to offer. I enjoy fruits and nuts and all in between.
Good Luck! Thanks for participating.
Thanks for participating, Good Luck!
I would love to win the NutriBullet Ninja….but I live in Canada…maybe I can use the cash to buy one…If I win!!!!
Yes, this is exactly why we provide an Amazon in the amount of the retail value for participants outside the USA.
Love the Nutribullet!
Thanks! We love the Nutribullet too!
My friend has a ‘pro’ and she loves it !!
Have you tried it yourself to see how awesome it is? I bet you’ll love it!
Thank you for all the information. It will make my decision easier
The goal of our product reviews is to provide as much information and demonstration on our products to ensure our customers can make an informed decision about their purchase. Thank you!
Lovely prize!
Very impressive and versatile. Also I live alone and this is perfect for single portions.
Yes, you can easily control how much you make. Thanks for reviewing. Let me know if you have additional questions about these products.
This looks absolutely amazing.
Thanks, Samantha!
The NutriBullet vs Nutri Ninja review results is what I agree with.
I truly would be happy to win this great prize, and help me in cooking healthy meals.
Thanks, Daren!
Amazing thing, great for nutrition and weight problems.
Yes, it is! Thanks for stopping by!
Yes, it is. Treat your body right and it will treat you right.
Woo hoo!
The NutriBullet Pro looks like it would be an awesome addition to any kitchen.
Yes, especially if you enjoy making smoothies. XOXO
A pretty cool gift indeed!
Yes, it is, who wouldn’t want one?
I Loved this,very smart review and helpful,thanks
You are welcome! Thank you!
Cool names HAHA. I love free stuff and i think my mom does too, she likes to have fresh juice every morning, this would be a great gift for her!
A pretty cool gift indeed! I love freebies just as much as the next person.
I would love this my blender just stopped working so no more smoothies for me.
Hi, Louise! Sounds like there is no better time than now to upgrade and buy a new one. Let me know if you have any questions. I would love to help you purchase a new blender! Take Care!
My ninja recently broke, I have been looking for a replacement. The nutribullet looks like it’s suited for my needs. I make a lot of things and one of my gripes was holding the button down, another was the chunks or seeds when blending. Thank you for the great detailed comparison.
Hi, Diana! You’re so welcome! Please let me know if you have any questions to help you make your purchase!
Thanks!
nice!
You’re Welcome! 🙂
Super informative – thanks1
Hi Bry! You’re Welcome!
Thanks!
NutriBullet PRO is very interesting.
Thanks, I only have an old standing mixer and it doesn’t blend very well.
Time to update that old standing mixer XOXO
I have the NutriBullet Original and I loved it (yes, loved because it has retired last month after 2 years of everyday blending). I’d love to try the NutriBullet Pro. 🙂
Only blender babes run our blenders daily!! Welcome to the club XOXO
i guess i am not gonna waste much of my money on drinks now.
Your review was awesome.. I would get the The NutriBullet PRO definitely.
Awesome!!
Yay!!! You’re welcome! XOXO
I love it! I would love to have one of these. You can do so much with them! And the clean up is so easy. Thanks!
thank you sooo much for sharing this detailed comparison review! Now i can decide which one is better
WOW!! Trying to lose weight and feel fitter.
I have Fibromyalgia amongst other things but I am so determined.
I have started drinking Hot Water with Lemon 2 times a day.
Drink infused water throughout the day.
Also trying to eat healthy and walk as much as I can.
This Blender would be a dream come true so I could learn to prepare nutricious smoothies 😀
x Great Blog x
You’re putting in a ton of effort into your health regiment, Sharon! I’m very proud of you and you should be proud of yourself, too. XOXO
I know the benefits of healthy smoothies. I was looking around for some recipes and I must say… I like the smoothies recipes I found on your site.
thanks for so much info in one spot
Wow! The NutriBullet PRO spins at up to a constant 25,000 RPM, at 1.2 horsepower??? Blended smoothies are the BEST! Thanks, #BlenderBabes
Thanks for the exhaustive testing.
Send me one of each let me decide
LOL!
That is a very good comparison for us! Would love to have one of these blenders for smoothies!! Need something to make them smooth, not chunky. Plus, all the extra things would be wonderful to try! Thank you!
Wow, I would love to have one.
yes! awesome, looks so efficient!
Thank you for the detailed review. My old Nutribullet just died and I actually had those two at the top of my list!
I always see all kinds of blenders in the stores and I’m never sure which ones are good. This was a helpful review, thanks for sharing.
Great article. Learned alot about the options. Realy hope I will be making smoothies soon
Thanks Amie!! I hope you’re making smoothies very soon, too! XOXO
Love eating healthy! Great review. Would love one!
Wow! I would love one to make healthy smoothies!! 🙂
Great review! Single portion blenders are the best. So handy and easy to clean!
Very detailed and excellent review and comparison!
It’s nice that you don’t have to hold the blender down to properly use it. Thanks!
I agree, Mike!! So nice to be hands free XOXO
Thanks on this awesome review. I’ll tell my friends to buy this absolutely!
Please spread the good word to your health-loving friends XOXO
Thank you very much for all the info you have put in to this blog. It has helped me greatly. I’m just getting in to blending smoothies and discovering other uses for my current magic bullet. I look forward to future posts.
Have a great day!
Thanks William! I’m glad to help. Feel free to always reach out with any questions you have XOXO HAPPY BLENDING!
I thought this was a very thorough comparison. I like that you don’t have to continuously pressed down on the Nutribullet.
Being able to drink, fast, easy and balanced smoothies has dramatically changed my life and overall health! Being able to have a quick way to incorporate my veggies and fruits has given me so much extra energy during the day! I look and feel healthy everyday!
That’s wonderful, Jennifer!! We love to hear that XOXO HAPPY BLENDING!
Thank you for this very informative review! I have been looking at purchasing one of your amazing nutri-bullets for quite some time. This review will greatly impact my future purchase!
I just bought the Nutribullet wanting a more powerful unit than my old bullet blender. Makes the best smoothies with a texture that I enjoy. Great review & confirmed I made the right choice.
The  NutriBullet PRO can lock into place and you do not have to stand there and hold It down to blend
I like the idea of not having to hold the blender down with the Nutri Bullet Pro as opposed to the Nutri Ninja Pro. It is also more streamlined and would fit better on my counter, as I have limited room. I also like that the Nutri Bullet can grind up dry ingredients. Thank you for the comparison review!
Great points, Kathleen! Thanks for sharing XOXO
What an useful review! Thanks a million 🙂
This was a great article! This was the kind of practical review I was looking for.
Such a helpful review. I wasn’t sure which one to get but the side by side comparison was particularly useful and the pictures clinched the deal. Thanks
Wow!! Thank you for putting so much information into one page!
You’re welcome, Kathy! Thanks for being so sweet XOXO
I have become skeptical of online reviews for a long time. Either people are given entries in sweepstakes in exchange for reviews..and then you wonder if they even used the product. OR a blog will only post glowing reviews and you wonder if you can trust them. When I find a blog like yours it is refreshing. Thanks for providing honest reviews.
That means a lot, Kriss!! I spend a lot of time reviewing and it’s nice to be noticed by you. XOXO
This Blender is A Extravagant Peice of Machinery !!!
I loved my previous Nutribullet,I would get this one instead of the nutria ninja.
I loved the review and it was super helpful in making my decision! Great job and thank you for the honest review!
What a comprehensive review. Really great! Tells me everything I need to know about both products and helps me in deciding which one I would purchase.
I like the review. It makes me want to get one even more now!
I had a nutribullet years ago before I bought my Vitamix. I love my blender, but I miss the convenience of the bullet. I was on the fence about getting another one, but I think I’m convinced now!
I like the NutriBullet PRO because it does a better job breaking down berry seeds and fibrous veggies.
Nice
always been interested in one but never broke down to get one.
This is exactly the review I have been looking for. Thanks! 🙂
Thanks for the reviews, the comparisons are so helpful.
Thank you for taking the time to do this comparrison. I think if I was to buy it would be the NutriBullet.
Thank you for this great thorough review, this really helped me decide which one to buy
Very helpful information. Great review! We have a nutria bullet that we need to replace soon.
I love these reviews! So helpful 😀 I already have the nutri bullet 900 series and it is AMAZING! lives up to these reviews 100%! It DESTROYS whatever I put in to it and it only takes 30 seconds! Use it every day 😀
Awesome Raphaela!! I love blenders that destroy my ingredients XOXO ENJOY!
This is a great review to help choosing between two great blenders. I’ve heard of both but had no idea which would be better to purchase. I now feel better informed!
Awesome, thanks Barrie!!
This is a really thorough, helpful review. Thank you!
Another VERY thorough review; thanks loads as I’ve been kinda confused and rather curious about the different versions of Ninja.
I really appreciated this blog as I’m looking at upgrading my old bullet to something more powerful so this was timely info for me.
Happy to hear it Carolyn! I hope you take advantage of the special offer on a NutriBullet PRO! 🙂
Thank you for this comparison! You cover so many more concerns than the actual product reviews, especially the pulp and texture!
I appreciate you Lauren! Yes I always find the regurgitation of Amazon product reviews NOT how one gets to the heart of how blenders truly perform!! Glad you liked it 🙂
this was very helpful to compare the two. I didn’t know which one would better fit our needs. thanks for sharing!
I love how in-depth and detailed this review is – I like to know every little thing before I make a purchase for something like this so this is really helpful.
I FEEL YOU ALONA! 🙂 I research the heck out of (almost) everything I buy online! 😀
i do not see my reply, but i love the nutra bullit this would be perfect for the smoothies i make thanks love your page and have shared, thanks
i think you run a very wonderful blog and web page. love the giveaways would love to win one thanks have shared and liked all
I think it’s a great addition for those who wants to have an easy and fast way to create some nice and healthy blends!
I like the Nutri bullet pro seems just as good and the review helps a lot thank u
The NutriBullet Pro seems much better for not a lot more in cost!
I really appreciate the side by side photos and the number of categories you tested. Nice review!
Thanks Linda!! 🙂
I am so thankful to have read this. I had been wanting to order one of these for a while, but was unsure of which one to buy. Reading your review has really made the decision a whole lot easier. Thank you.
You are very welcome Aliyah! Happy to have helped you decide which one was best for you! 🙂
A very thorough review! well done!
This is a great review. I love all of the information you shared.
I love these reviews and you give such detailed comparisons. These reviews are good to have because I’ve had many blenders that just weren’t any good.
DITTO Candace! Too many that weren’t good, once you get one that’s great you wonder how you ever lived without one!! 😉
I love this new Bullet! The user friendlyness alone is enough to make me sing its praises!
Wohhh great
i like the nutri bullet
I love nutribullet, being eyeing it ever since I came across them.
By accident, I hit the continue button when I should have hit the pinterest button. It gave me credit for the pinterest task even though I hit the wrong button. I am really sorry about that.
I like your reviews. You cover a lot of ground and investigate things we would only know with extensive use. Thanks for doing the hard work so we don’t have to!
You’re so very welcome Mary! 🙂
I wish these higher end blenders (from these single serve varieties to the bigger Vitamix types) would come with GLASS jars! We don’t like using plastic!
Yes I’ve had a few requests for glass jars Lillian. I believe there’s a Breville with a glass jar that people like using…
Wow! I learned a lot. Thanks.
I’ve always wanted a NutriBullet so that I can make healthy smoothies etc. Thanks!
My original smoothie obsession started with a NutriBullet. This is a great device for on the go! I’ve traveled with the older version I have. I’m spoiled now by my higher-end blenders, but this is still one I like. I may have to upgrade!
WHAT IS THERE NOT TO LOVE! SOME OF THE FEATURE I LOVE ARE: YOU DON’T HAVE TO STAY TO KEEP HOLDING THE LID DOWN. I LOVE THE FACT YOU CAN WALK AWAY. ALSO THE PULP BREAKS DOWN MORE. ALSO Warranty: 1-year standard; extended 4-year available. ALSO Does a better job breaking down berry seeds. TO ME I LOVE THAT NOT GETTING THE SEEDS STUCK IN THE TEETH! THESE ARE JUST A FEW THAT I LOVE. THANK YOU
Great review! Seems like the NutriBullet is the way to go for a personal-sized blender.
I like the nutribullet Pro as you can walk away while blending plus I like the fact it’s easier to clean and not as dangerous! I like that it makes frozen fruit and ice cream..overall it’s just sounds better! Love your review! Thanks for sharing!
Great review, very informative. I am leaning toward the NutriBullet Pro as it seems to do a bit more of what I need. I like the fact that you don’t have to keep your hand on it to keep it going.
I was impressed with how quick things bet blended.. I also love that it is small and not some big bulky thing like I have.
Thank you for the review it really helped us decide which one to buy!
Awesome Bernardina! Glad to hear it! 🙂
I found the review to be very helpful because I have been looking for one of the smaller priced bullet type blenders to buy in order to make smoothies. The one that I had (which was neither of these brands) didn’t last long at all and it needs to be replaced.