@@holyeti3553 I literally just watched it before this one and it felt like their review (Blender Babes) was so unprepared, no logical trial. They both tested only theirs and gave a review of the taste, without tasting the other one lol
The groves being on the outer part of the cup in the Bullet model should make it easier to clean. I have the Ninja and I use it DAILY for protein shakes etc and I take the cups with me to the gym/work and as time went by I’ve noticed the tiny little food parts that stick to those inner groves are hard to clean up, even though I scrub that quite thoroughly... my biggest complain on the Ninja (and Idk if that’s an issue with the Bullet too) is that it has a little hole on the top of its base. Whenever you use it, if a little bit of the liquid leaks out of the glass (and it happens often) this hole acts as a drain and the liquid get INSIDE the motor and then it’s impossible to clean that up. It’s not a problem for a few months, but after a year of using it daily, it has ruined my Ninja. It now smells bad and sometimes the heat of the motor burns this residue and it even smokes a little. I’ve tried to put alcohol and other cleaning products in there, to try to “kill” the biological components in that residue but it won’t work. Also, the base is sealed, so you can’t open it and try to clean it on the inside. I’ve contacted customer service and they don’t offer a “cleaning” service and in case I try to do it with a non-certified repair shop I will lose the guarantee. Big bummer... I’m searching for a power mixer that won’t cause me this same pain now...
quietkey75 ..I really like it a lot! It came with a recipe book, and I’ve been enjoying trying new ideas. I’ve used it everyday so far, so it was a great buy..:) Thanks again for your great review!! 🌷🤗🦋
@@ijustwanttocommentfugoogle3839 What? What is "that"? Learn how to use determiners. Fruit is healthier in its whole state, I don't think anybody would refute that.
@@CovidIsVascular some people with deficiency (I don't if this is the right word) cannot bite the whole fruit. They need to drink. That's what he meant
Thank you for showing that even though one LOOKS bigger, the capacity is the same. I am trying to make smoothies for myself and my daughter at the same time so this matters a lot to me. Mornings are bad at my house and I don’t want to be making multiple pitchers.
I have the Nutri Ninja BL482 on order. For a few dollars more it has hands free operation and automatic shut off. Also a 1000 watt motor and18, 24 and 32 ounce cups.
Nice review. When I bought my nutri ninja I wasn't sure which one to buy. The price was actually cheaper on the nutri bullet at the store I went. I ended up buying the ninja because of the more power full 900 watts motor and the seal able cup lids. I am very happy with it.
Great video and wonderful comparison.. thanks for using the nutri ninja in this comparison, most people use the kitchen ninja when comparing… both are great machines… great video
Not really because it’s even more expensive. The 600 is still more expensive than the ninja. I have the 900 its problematic and my 600 wasnt powerful enough… hence why im here thinking of going to the other side lol
Thanks for the in depth review. One thing you missed is the fact that since the screwing grooves on the blade fixture are in a very narrow crevice so cleaning it can be quite a pain.
Not a fair comparison because you compared the 900 W nutri ninja to this 600 W nutri bullet a fair comparison would to be to use the 900 W nutri bullet
I had Nutri Ninja, very durable, but the problem I had was, after more than a year of using it, then I didn't it use for a month, just cleaned it kept in the cupboards, after taking it out and using it, my juice had a different color! Little did I know that it was rust! The internal blades had rusted but was not visible, that's the part with the rubber and bearings, so it has rusted inside the cutter! Now I'm going to try Nutribullet, I hope it doesn't rust quickly! Also, the 600W Nutribullet is half the price of Nutri Ninja where I'm at, so it's worth a try this time!
I prefer the Ninja over the NutriBullet. When blending drinks with frozen items the NutriBullet must have much more liquid added to it, or it binds up from the frozen food. The Ninja powers through it and gives you a nice shake or smoothie and not too much liquid.
I have the Nutribullet 1000 and it's been a great machine with all the right features. The downside is it seems very cheaply made and after 14 months use one of the little wings on the cup that engage the blender snapped off (rendering it unusable), there are little broken bits of plastic falling out of the bottom of the blender after each use and the motor has become increasingly loud over time to the point where I cannot be in the same room (dangerously loud). I think I'll try the Ninja next time, my only concern is that based on this video one has to hold the cup down to keep the motor engaged. You can't put a price on quality and unfortunately Nutriullet has failed in that category, let's hope the Nija is better
So far, I've found nothing better than the original Magic Bullet. I like kale in my smoothies, and it gets it much smoother than anything else I've tried. They only last a year or two, but they're inexpensive, so I don't mind.
I've had the original Magic Bullet since they first came out and it still works fine. It has done everything from making smoothies to turning dry dog and cat food into slurry for the pups and kittens to eat. I've even chopped small chunks of meat in it for my ferret. I use the ice crushing blade for the smoothies which costs about $6 extra. The only thing I'm not sure about is how it would work with kale as I'm not supposed to eat dark, leafy greens. I am fairly sure, however, that the Nutribullet would do a better job of incorporating the kale than either the Magic Bullet or Ninja Bullet.
I know this is old but great review! I've been torn between the 2 and this was a huge help. Anyone have info on all the reviews about the bullet having leaking issues?
Does the Nutri Ninja last long? I've read from some reviews that it stops working from a few months to after a year or so (I've also read similar from Nutribullet reviews). However, i'm not sure if they were using it properly or not. Whats are your thoughts on this?
Stop U.S. Imperialism hes had the damn thing for 12 years lol he cant remember what the box read and his lettering is probably worn off by now hahahaha
It happened to me too, it was because I wasn't tightening it enough, other than that it is working like a champ, I have it for a year and use it twice a day.
After many hours of research, compsrisons, reflections and experiences with a variety of designs, it has become very clear that these upside-down blenders offer a whole series of significant disadvantages. The upright blenders make a lot more sense. The Oster 1200 Pro is currently selling for 89.95. It goes on sale at times. It has more power, features, versatility, convenience, and higher quality construction.
Appreciated seeing how the blenders handle plain water. However, on another comparison video of these blenders on TH-cam when the testers actually tasted the smoothies, the Ninja was grittier. The drinks were then put thru a sieve and the NutriBullet blended everything much finer w/a clean non-grit texture.
I would never ever buy another Magic Bullet. I rarely used the one I bought around 6 years ago, because I usually use another blender with a container that I can take with me when I leave the house. Recently, I went to use the MB and it wouldn't spin; then I noticed that the cheap black plastic at the base where the cup rests was crumbling. Contrast the poor quality of the MB to a vintage Osterizer blender that has been in my family going on fifty years, and it is still working as it did when it was new.
I'm just here cause I'm debating which blender I should get if I wanna make smoothie bowls. Almost everyone I see that makes smoothie bowls uses a Vitamx and theres no way I can afford that.
Best blender for you is what you can afford comfortable using and parts easy to find . Used for 35 year vitamix only smoothies . Bought Nutri Bullet because easy to find parts on eBay and Amazon . I smoothie almost everything after buying Nutri bullet because easy to use small bearings on cup blade assembly started leaking . $15 replacement estimated 1000 uses in 1 year . Seen on TH-cam I can upgrade bearing for about $6 . When you find a blender you like ask for same or parts for birthday and Christmas . Whole machine or parts cups blades ect. You will never be without a new blender for the rest of your life .
What about durability I already have a Nutri bullet but the base died it’s noisy and doesn’t do the job anymore. How long before you have to do that to your ninja? The base is pretty expensive 20 dlls 1/5 of the total amount the blender is brand new. So wondering if I get another Nutri or a ninja
Nice review. I’ve nutri ninja with 3 jars and motor 1000 watts. As compared to Vitamix nutri ninja is little little louder and takes more time for dry ingredients. And becomes hot inside jar but not the case in Vitamix.
I have a kitchen aid food processor that I've been using for smoothies. It's a great product and I received it as a gift, but because it's so big and has quite a few parts, clean up is a drag that I don't use it as often anymore. So, that being said this side by side comparison was great because I've been debating on which brand I'd like to get more. However, it would've been cool if you did the paper test too in order to show which of the two did a smoother job of blending. 😃 Anyways, thanks again!
I bought a Nutribullet before comparing reviews, and this is probably just my luck, but the springs are messed up after one 2 weeks of use so I have to unplug the bullet to actually stop the motor. Other than that I'm happy with it
Not so good for comparison, better you try both 900 watt's motor, because there is a nutribullet 900 pro with two flip top to go lid. Your comparing not the same watss.
It says on the Amazon UK site, that both are 900 watts.Ninja is by far a more of a quality build & power.Nutribullets ring is forever falling out, & almost getting meshed up in people's drinks, which is so NOT a good thing to happen.
It depends which model... My Nutri Ninja is 700W, but its the 2-in-1 model: QB3000. Both the Nutri Ninja Fit as well as the Slim models are 700W too..... BUT, I believe the one she is testing is the Ninja Pro. Honestly though, 700w is completely enough... I've had mine since 2015 & use it almost daily, & it has no troubles with ice, oats, dates, frozen produce, carrots, sweet potato etc etc. Once you're over 600W, its basically a TIME thing (along with the blades/construction obviously).... The higher the wattage, the quicker it will blend... But it often means a bigger/bulkier machine... So it just depends what your priorities are. I would hands down recommend my 700w Nutri Ninja to anybody, its nice & compact, long lasting, & works incredibly well for even trickier things... If you want one that processes faster though, than up your wattage. Hope this helps, all the best from Australia 😊 ❤ Emma.
In my personal experience the nutri ninja is better; I had two nutribullet and the base leaked on the shaft on both after 6 month with twice a day use, plus nutri ninja work better with ice cubes
this is not professional test. first have 900W, second have 600W - this is another level of device. If you realy would like fair and square, you will test device very clouse power. not 30% difference in power.
Best review of these blenders on youtube!! This girl is good at explaining the differences..i'm going for the Ninja!
because shes not american, thats the reason why this review it's worthy watching
@@Dokuzu what?! 😂😂 stfu
@@jonathanmachado8506 u know its truth
@@Dokuzu Sounds American to me...
Excellent video, very clear on basic testing and has help on deciding. I did think both were a lot bigger than I expected
Much better review than the so-called Blender Babes.
The Blender Babes review was lol crap
RIP - Blender Babes
@@holyeti3553 I literally just watched it before this one and it felt like their review (Blender Babes) was so unprepared, no logical trial. They both tested only theirs and gave a review of the taste, without tasting the other one lol
@@One3Two same this is better
One of the worst reviews I’ve ever seen lol
Thank you for actually testing ice cubes and frozen foods! That's what I was really interested in comparing and no other review I've found used ice.
Same! Idk why it's so hard for people to try frozen foods lol.
Blend water with dish soap and then scrub with a plastic dish brush to get super clean
Great, concise, in depth review! Thank you so much! I will look for more of your product reviews!
The groves being on the outer part of the cup in the Bullet model should make it easier to clean. I have the Ninja and I use it DAILY for protein shakes etc and I take the cups with me to the gym/work and as time went by I’ve noticed the tiny little food parts that stick to those inner groves are hard to clean up, even though I scrub that quite thoroughly... my biggest complain on the Ninja (and Idk if that’s an issue with the Bullet too) is that it has a little hole on the top of its base. Whenever you use it, if a little bit of the liquid leaks out of the glass (and it happens often) this hole acts as a drain and the liquid get INSIDE the motor and then it’s impossible to clean that up. It’s not a problem for a few months, but after a year of using it daily, it has ruined my Ninja. It now smells bad and sometimes the heat of the motor burns this residue and it even smokes a little. I’ve tried to put alcohol and other cleaning products in there, to try to “kill” the biological components in that residue but it won’t work. Also, the base is sealed, so you can’t open it and try to clean it on the inside. I’ve contacted customer service and they don’t offer a “cleaning” service and in case I try to do it with a non-certified repair shop I will lose the guarantee. Big bummer... I’m searching for a power mixer that won’t cause me this same pain now...
Have you tried putting it in a bowl of rice?
its 80 bucks guy...lol at your warranty concern
This was the best review that I could find. My Ninja arrived today, and I’m sure I’ll love it! Thank you!! 🤗
quietkey75 ..I really like it a lot! It came with a recipe book, and I’ve been enjoying trying new ideas. I’ve used it everyday so far, so it was a great buy..:) Thanks again for your great review!! 🌷🤗🦋
I can't stand the noise pollution of these machines. I eat whole fruit, though, I don't feel the need to drink my food.
@@CovidIsVascular Some people may not be able to do that but would still like to have fruit in their diet. It isn't always about you.
@@ijustwanttocommentfugoogle3839
What? What is "that"? Learn how to use determiners. Fruit is healthier in its whole state, I don't think anybody would refute that.
@@CovidIsVascular some people with deficiency (I don't if this is the right word) cannot bite the whole fruit. They need to drink. That's what he meant
Good review...unlike other cheapo reviews that just tell you the features on the box without actually showing them in action.
Thank you for showing that even though one LOOKS bigger, the capacity is the same. I am trying to make smoothies for myself and my daughter at the same time so this matters a lot to me. Mornings are bad at my house and I don’t want to be making multiple pitchers.
I have the Nutri Ninja BL482 on order. For a few dollars more it has hands free operation and automatic shut off. Also a 1000 watt motor and18, 24 and 32 ounce cups.
just a super job with this review, it was very helpful thanks for spending time making this fair and professional video
Nice review. When I bought my nutri ninja I wasn't sure which one to buy. The price was actually cheaper on the nutri bullet at the store I went. I ended up buying the ninja because of the more power full 900 watts motor and the seal able cup lids. I am very happy with it.
Great video and wonderful comparison.. thanks for using the nutri ninja in this comparison, most people use the kitchen ninja when comparing… both are great machines… great video
That was so well detailed! Thanks for the informative review. 👍
A better comparison would be with the nutribullet pro. It has 900 watts like the nutri ninja.
Not really because it’s even more expensive. The 600 is still more expensive than the ninja. I have the 900 its problematic and my 600 wasnt powerful enough… hence why im here thinking of going to the other side lol
They did one and the Nutrubullet 900 watts won
Thanks for the in depth review. One thing you missed is the fact that since the screwing grooves on the blade fixture are in a very narrow crevice so cleaning it can be quite a pain.
Which One??
Not a fair comparison because you compared the 900 W nutri ninja to this 600 W nutri bullet a fair comparison would to be to use the 900 W nutri bullet
People are still wondering if the cheaper cost (cuz lower watt) will still do just as good as job as the ninja
I had Nutri Ninja, very durable, but the problem I had was, after more than a year of using it, then I didn't it use for a month, just cleaned it kept in the cupboards, after taking it out and using it, my juice had a different color! Little did I know that it was rust! The internal blades had rusted but was not visible, that's the part with the rubber and bearings, so it has rusted inside the cutter!
Now I'm going to try Nutribullet, I hope it doesn't rust quickly!
Also, the 600W Nutribullet is half the price of Nutri Ninja where I'm at, so it's worth a try this time!
I prefer the Ninja over the NutriBullet. When blending drinks with frozen items the NutriBullet must have much more liquid added to it, or it binds up from the frozen food. The Ninja powers through it and gives you a nice shake or smoothie and not too much liquid.
Is nutribulat makes too much noise
I want the Answer,bc it is my question
@@hansatrivedi867 yes,
@@hansatrivedi867 the answer is maybe.
@@hansatrivedi867 5he Ninja is much louder than Nutribullet
This really helped me. Thank you. Nutri Ninja it is...
Very detailed but why didn't you taste them and tell us what the texture was like?
I have the Nutribullet 1000 and it's been a great machine with all the right features. The downside is it seems very cheaply made and after 14 months use one of the little wings on the cup that engage the blender snapped off (rendering it unusable), there are little broken bits of plastic falling out of the bottom of the blender after each use and the motor has become increasingly loud over time to the point where I cannot be in the same room (dangerously loud). I think I'll try the Ninja next time, my only concern is that based on this video one has to hold the cup down to keep the motor engaged. You can't put a price on quality and unfortunately Nutriullet has failed in that category, let's hope the Nija is better
I want to buy Nutribullet , after 2 years still worth ?
Excellent review!!!
So far, I've found nothing better than the original Magic Bullet. I like kale in my smoothies, and it gets it much smoother than anything else I've tried. They only last a year or two, but they're inexpensive, so I don't mind.
I've had the original Magic Bullet since they first came out and it still works fine. It has done everything from making smoothies to turning dry dog and cat food into slurry for the pups and kittens to eat. I've even chopped small chunks of meat in it for my ferret. I use the ice crushing blade for the smoothies which costs about $6 extra. The only thing I'm not sure about is how it would work with kale as I'm not supposed to eat dark, leafy greens. I am fairly sure, however, that the Nutribullet would do a better job of incorporating the kale than either the Magic Bullet or Ninja Bullet.
how does the NOISE level compare--that's way more important than most of the things you talked about...
Can you make nuts butter without any additional oil by Nutri Ninja?
No hablo inglés. Cuál de los dos es mejor ???
Great and detailed review. Thanks for this.
I bought my Nutri Ninja and then watched your video! I think I got a good blender.
Thanks for discussing the ease of cleaning each.
I know this is old but great review! I've been torn between the 2 and this was a huge help. Anyone have info on all the reviews about the bullet having leaking issues?
Any one have experience of miniso high power blender
@@joycehansonandersonsfavori8519 how did that turn?
Does the Nutri Ninja last long? I've read from some reviews that it stops working from a few months to after a year or so (I've also read similar from Nutribullet reviews). However, i'm not sure if they were using it properly or not. Whats are your thoughts on this?
I had a nutra bullet for 6 years I finally just tossed it. and am trying the ninja
can the blades be cleaned in the dishwasher?
Ive had both of these machines, and in my opinion, I enjoyed the NutraBullet far more. It served me well for over 12 years.
Yet you misspelled it. LOL.
Stop U.S. Imperialism hes had the damn thing for 12 years lol he cant remember what the box read and his lettering is probably worn off by now hahahaha
Very Good Review....I Will Get The Ninja
Thanks for the video comparison, have you tried milkshakes ?
does someone know if it works on 110/220v?
I purchased a ninja 900w and I am sending it back it is crap it leaks and the noise when it is on is awful
It happened to me too, it was because I wasn't tightening it enough, other than that it is working like a champ, I have it for a year and use it twice a day.
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Lol, yeah right
Hi. Can you tell me how it's better than a vita mix? Im interested in getting one? Thank you, Diane
After many hours of research, compsrisons, reflections and experiences with a variety of designs, it has become very clear that these upside-down blenders offer a whole series of significant disadvantages. The upright blenders make a lot more sense.
The Oster 1200 Pro is currently selling for 89.95. It goes on sale at times. It has more power, features, versatility, convenience, and higher quality construction.
pro tip - don't over load the containers - i did and it killed my Nutriblender.
Appreciated seeing how the blenders handle plain water. However, on another comparison video of these blenders on TH-cam when the testers actually tasted the smoothies, the Ninja was grittier. The drinks were then put thru a sieve and the NutriBullet blended everything much finer w/a clean non-grit texture.
Yes, that video added nuts and it would've been nice to see here too.
Did anyone compared them with Zwilling personal blender?
Great comparison thank you. I agree I’m going with the ninja bullet, just like that it has the lids to take it on the go.
Will the Ninja power through Kale or any Tough Vegetables for a smoothie?
Yes
I would never ever buy another Magic Bullet.
I rarely used the one I bought around 6 years ago, because I usually use another blender with a container that I can take with me when I leave the house. Recently, I went to use the MB and it wouldn't spin; then I noticed that the cheap black plastic at the base where the cup rests was crumbling. Contrast the poor quality of the MB to a vintage Osterizer blender that has been in my family going on fifty years, and it is still working as it did when it was new.
I'm just here cause I'm debating which blender I should get if I wanna make smoothie bowls. Almost everyone I see that makes smoothie bowls uses a Vitamx and theres no way I can afford that.
Best blender for you is what you can afford comfortable using and parts easy to find .
Used for 35 year vitamix only smoothies . Bought Nutri Bullet because easy to find parts on eBay and Amazon . I smoothie almost everything after buying Nutri bullet because easy to use small bearings on cup blade assembly started leaking . $15 replacement estimated 1000 uses in 1 year .
Seen on TH-cam I can upgrade bearing for about $6 .
When you find a blender you like ask for same or parts for birthday and Christmas . Whole machine or parts cups blades ect. You will never be without a new blender for the rest of your life .
less power same efficiency, bullet is my choice..
What about durability I already have a Nutri bullet but the base died it’s noisy and doesn’t do the job anymore. How long before you have to do that to your ninja? The base is pretty expensive 20 dlls 1/5 of the total amount the blender is brand new. So wondering if I get another Nutri or a ninja
$20 seems a pretty decent price for a new motor.
@@Ad-Infinitum It wasn't the motor it was only the base where the blade is.
Well done review.
Nice review. I’ve nutri ninja with 3 jars and motor 1000 watts. As compared to Vitamix nutri ninja is little little louder and takes more time for dry ingredients. And becomes hot inside jar but not the case in Vitamix.
This is the best review about these 2 but i want to ask about grounding nuts ,coffee or spice which one is more convenient
They are both for BLENDING, not grinding. Get a nut/coffee grinder for grinding.
ice crush test?
I've read a lot of comments and feel ninja blender seems better.
I have a kitchen aid food processor that I've been using for smoothies. It's a great product and I received it as a gift, but because it's so big and has quite a few parts, clean up is a drag that I don't use it as often anymore. So, that being said this side by side comparison was great because I've been debating on which brand I'd like to get more. However, it would've been cool if you did the paper test too in order to show which of the two did a smoother job of blending. 😃 Anyways, thanks again!
Mariana West û
Thank you for this review. Excellent comparison. I just decided on the Nutri Ninja. Arrives in two days. :)
I’m going to buy one now 😂❤
Nice thank you
I bought a Nutribullet before comparing reviews, and this is probably just my luck, but the springs are messed up after one 2 weeks of use so I have to unplug the bullet to actually stop the motor. Other than that I'm happy with it
😂😂😂😂
@d3volvd yes, that's just my luck, too. BTW I'm still using it after 3 years. The issue randomly goes away and it works fine usually
Very good review thank you!
LOVELY KITCHEN
great video
Koryo vs cello plz..
That kitchen is HUGE
this was a very well done review
Thank you for your video
Not so good for comparison, better you try both 900 watt's motor, because there is a nutribullet 900 pro with two flip top to go lid. Your comparing not the same watss.
Great review! Thanks!
900 vs 600 plus you never said the oz of the cups
Good video, TY
Did you used all soft ingredients like berries and banana's? No carrots, ice? This was the worst review!!!!
Why she has only 2 cups? There must be 3
Would have been more telling to do taste, smear, and strain test.
Why almond milk?
It is actually healthy. However, you can use whatever liquid you prefer.
They recommend not using ice, but instead a frozenveg or fruit
Any one have miniso high power blender experience?
It says on the Amazon UK site, that both are 900 watts.Ninja is by far a more of a quality build & power.Nutribullets ring is forever falling out, & almost getting meshed up in people's drinks, which is so NOT a good thing to happen.
Thank you, ma'am. Nutri Ninja it is
push and twist (nutri ninja) Nutri-Bullet is a just push, and it automatically locks.
Fantastic review god after watching some of these so called reviews on TH-cam I wanted to claw my own face off.
The nutrininja's juice has a better color than the nutribullet but I will stick to the later.
how can you compare 600 watts to 900 watts.. two thumbs DOWN on this video
I thought the Nutri Nija is 700W (not 900W)?
It depends which model... My Nutri Ninja is 700W, but its the 2-in-1 model: QB3000. Both the Nutri Ninja Fit as well as the Slim models are 700W too..... BUT, I believe the one she is testing is the Ninja Pro.
Honestly though, 700w is completely enough... I've had mine since 2015 & use it almost daily, & it has no troubles with ice, oats, dates, frozen produce, carrots, sweet potato etc etc. Once you're over 600W, its basically a TIME thing (along with the blades/construction obviously).... The higher the wattage, the quicker it will blend... But it often means a bigger/bulkier machine... So it just depends what your priorities are.
I would hands down recommend my 700w Nutri Ninja to anybody, its nice & compact, long lasting, & works incredibly well for even trickier things... If you want one that processes faster though, than up your wattage.
Hope this helps, all the best from Australia 😊 ❤ Emma.
I hate how the ninja is not hands free ☹️💔 I love the ninja
Yes thank you best review
Ninja it is . Thank you
She didn’t taste it for any grainy texture, if any
Please compare apples with apples. There is a difference in wattage
Dont be a Karen. At the time of the review these two were the must popular blenders in the market. Both were also around the same price.
So the bullet doesn't come with lids??? You can just stop right there. I have no choice but to get the Ninja.
bullet is my choice
Body hidden under the blanket?
which one is better nutri ninja or nutri blitzer??
ricky puno ninja better 💯
In my personal experience the nutri ninja is better; I had two nutribullet and the base leaked on the shaft on both after 6 month with twice a day use, plus nutri ninja work better with ice cubes
But I had 2 ninjas and both liking and the replace parts are the cost like the motor is cost
How much nutri bullet
Awesome 👍👍
Keep safe GOD BLESS
Blend with water to clean under the blades.
Even better, blend with water and soap.
which mattress in your house you love the most
I’m homeless
900 vs 600 watts!
Over or under for the toilet paper?
this is not professional test. first have 900W, second have 600W - this is another level of device. If you realy would like fair and square, you will test device very clouse power. not 30% difference in power.