nutribullet magic bullet Blender, Mixer & Food Processor All-in-One - 10pc Kit - 200W - Sleek & Compact Design - Chop, Blend, Grate, Grind, Mix & Whip in Seconds - Easy Lock On & Pulse Feature

Fantastic blender, really easy to use with a variety of different sized blending containers with accessories lids which enables tou to store in the fridge. Jugs range from small to large. Blending is smooth and effortless. I hand wash only as the plastic does not react well to dishwasher. The only down side would be the noise level. It's extremely loud. It's ideal for blending food for a person with dysphagia. Its like any other type of bullet blender and would be lovely if it came in an option of colours. Steel and black is rather boring.

Great quality and compact. Sleek and super powerful. Loved it. Noise is bit agitating but the stability and performance nailed it.

Ninja Pro 900W monster in an electronics store and bought it - complete overkill for the purpose of course, but at the time I didn't think about it. I must have used in ten or fifteen times before stashing it away in the back of a cupboard. Four or five years later I've decided to go the smoothie route again, but with the price of electricity so extortionately high, and not needing the sheer volume that the Ninja would make, I decided on a low-power blender, and this was the one I picked. It all takes up quite a bit less room under my cupboard than did the Ninja and it's cups, so that's good, it is really neat, small and comes with the two blending cups, one large (which is not really large) and one small (which is basically miniscule and will never be useful at all). It also comes with a medium blending cup with a handle (which is actually pretty small but will hold the contents of anything blended in the so-called large/tall mixer). It works well enough, but if one fills the container up to the max line please make sure there's a decent amount of liquid in there (I use milk or a Actimel and water) and do not put large pieces of fruit into it, either - or it will have a hard time reducing them. I found this out at first use, when I had to keep lifting and pressing until it all got the contents from the bottom (top when inverted) of the mixing cup to eventually blend it. If you cut the contents into very small pieces it will do this much more efficiently. As I said, the contents of the so-called large mixer cup will fit into the so called large (which is medium) cup with the handle which is a advisable as it will stand up properly as it has a flat base. I never use the screw-in flap things to drink this stuff, I simply make sure the ring-lip is screwed on and use it as a regular cup. There are a couple of items that came with this that I do not know the use of. Both are screw-on caps, one with holes and one solid.... I have no idea what they are for at all. But the small cups which I'm certain do not hold the volume stated loose it one star All in all, once a few ways to prepare things are learnt and carried out I think this will be a great little appliance, especially in the summer when fresh fruit smoothies and sunny days go well together. In the meantime, my friend's daughter with a family who cooks a lot will take my Ninja and put it to good use.

Perfect blender for what I needed, blending carrot for my rabbit for her to take her medication with, 10/10. It is easy to use ans set up, comes with multiple cups so we are able to have rabbit assigned ones and human assigned ones. The cup is lovely too to make a smoothie and then travel with it. Small it fits in the corner of the kitchen out of the way

Love this little bullet.

It's easy to use and vey handy.

Love it. Great little gadget. Makes lovely milk shakes and smoothies.

Quality poor I’ve had it less than two months and it’s stopped working, the power is power it struggled to make a smoothie with peanut butter…save your money and get something better