NutriBullet Rx

Very high powered nutribullet. Works very well. Easy to clean and operate.

The NutriBullet Rx blender has truly surpassed my expectations with its exceptional engineering, particularly the steel assembly that not only guarantees durability but also maximizes the full potential of its impressive 1700 watts of power. The robust construction of the blades ensures efficient blending of even the toughest ingredients, turning the NutriBullet Rx into a powerhouse in the kitchen. The added heating function is a game-changer, allowing me to effortlessly transition from smoothies to soups and sauces with the same appliance. This versatility has made me feel like an expert soup and saucier chef, all thanks to the NutriBullet Rx. Moreover, the attention to detail in the design is evident in every component. All the parts are well-built, and cleaning is a breeze. The sturdiness of the blade, a notable improvement from previous NutriBullet models, adds an extra layer of confidence in its longevity. The NutriBullet Rx is a top-tier blender that not only meets but exceeds the demands of a busy kitchen. I highly recommend it to anyone in search of a reliable, powerful, and versatile blender that truly stands the test of time.

My second nutra blender rx. The best. I have read reviews about leakage but thats why they give you tightening wrench to insure no leakage. Not specified in directions so i found out the hard way😁. Mine gets a-lot of use and first one lasted many years

I use a wheelchair and have limited hand function, so dropping things is a real problem. I recently started drinking daily harvest smoothies, which come with all the ingredients already cut up, but everything is frozen and some flavors have nuts. My small blender just couldn’t handle it and I have had difficulty managing larger blenders physically in the past. A friend recommended this model, so I decided to give it a try. It works great! it has enough power to handle the frozen ingredients and I really like the way it blends for one minute at a time. There is a power button on the side that you use to put it into standby mode, and that was manageable for me. After that, just putting the pitcher on the motor will start the cycle, and lifting it off will stop it again. That was easier than I expected it to be. The attached handle is a nice size and works well, so I don’t worry about dropping it. And the pitcher pours nicely. I am using this almost every day, and I’m very pleased with it. I haven’t tried it with any hot ingredients, but I got it to manage smoothies with frozen ingredients and it does a good job of that.

So if I could give 4.5 stars I would since the half start deduction is for the extremely loud noise the bullet makes. But the ease in which to use it, the smooth texture of the smoothies or anything that ur mixing comes out is incredible. It Is very heavy duty and has quite a bit of weight to it. It nearly scared my Mother to death the first time with how loud it was but it was definitely worth it when we saw the end results plus how quickly it works.

So I have compared this to the Vitamix, top of the line model. the S50, and I must give merit to the NutriBullet Rx. The facts are irrefutable in my humble opinion. They are: PROS: - It is powerful, very powerful, much more than the Vitamix S50. Fruits are pulverized. No pieces left. - It is much easier to clean than the Vitamix S50. Just rinse and that's it. - No need to use that big stick to press your blender contents CONS: - It leaks into the base sometimes, and then it is not so easy to clean. That does not happen often, but it does happen. You have to really tight the cup, but even if you do that, there is a chance that pressure will build and it will cause leaks. - If you screw it too tight, the lid my get STUCK. That has happened to me only once in 6 months, so it does not happen often. But if it does happen it is a process to open. You basically have to boil water in a pan and place the cup inside the pan for 30 seconds. Then it will unscrew easily. But even with the cons above, the power and quality of the resulting smoothies are soooo much better than Vitamix S30. And for 3 times less money. And when it does work without leaks, it is a breeze to blend and clean. Very quick procedure. I recommend and this is an unbiased and unpaid review! I would be interested in comparing it to BlenderTec, but I'm happy with the Nutribullet Rx, so not willing to buy yet another blender.

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Everything came in great shape and have been making smoothies with the machine ever since it arrived. The machine is a bit noisy, at least noisier than the 600 and 900 Nutribullet's that I possess, but overall, I really like this machine. The smoothies do seem creamier, and smoother. People have written about the gasket coming out of the base, but also, I read where if you use the tool religiously to tighten the base onto the cup, that won't happen. I have been using the tool, although I have large hands and think I could tighten the base enough with my hand, but I really don't want to go through the clean up if the gasket is sucked into the blade assembly, so religiously I use the tool. One thing I have noticed though too, which isn't really a beef, but the machine heats up the smoothy more than the 600 or 900 NutriBullet does, so I generally put some ice into the smoothie when I am making it, that way it is nice and chilly. Like I said, it does heat up just a bit, and I like chilled smoothies, so just add a few ice cubes and it will be perfect. One other thing, which also isn't a complaint or beef, is that the cups and pitchers are quite large, in fact, very large. The large cup will make a quart and an 8 ounce glass of smoothy. My wife enjoys the smoothies I make though, so it works out, but just keep in mind, if you put all your stuff into the machine, fill it up to the max line, then you will have enough smoothie for two people, not just yourself. That is handy around our household, but a single person, especially a person who does not require a large smoothie to be satisfied, that will make it where you either waste some of your smoothie or you will need to refrigerate the excess. One thing I have done is I bought some quart jars, which are about $7.50 for 12 of them, and use those for my smoothie. I saw people using them on some YouTube videos, and it works well, where you can drink some or half your smoothie, put the lid on it, refrigerate it for a couple of hours, then pull it out and enjoy the rest of the drink when you are hungry once again. I don't think I would trust letting it sit overnight, but that is my own choice, but for a couple of hours, it seems to work out quite nicely.