NutriBullet is one of the most popular brands in the world. Renowned for its compact yet immensely powerful blenders, NutriBullet's innovative designs can transform how you prep and enjoy food.
Whether you want the best NutriBullet to cook tasty soups in fall and winter, or lfancy squeezing fresh, homemade juice in summer and spring, NutriBullet designs products that make smooth, perfect blends.
NutriBullet offer their iconic, compact bullet blenders as well as larger 64oz blenders. They even have a model for whizzing up baby food, as well as exceptional juicers and food processors. This variety makes them one of the leading appliance brands, but which NutriBullet should you buy?
If you're looking to invest in one of the best blenders or best juicers, we've got you covered. We asked our expert reviews editor Millie Fender for her top NutriBullet picks. Millie's tested many NutriBullet products against blenders, juicers, and food processors from other leading brands, so she's well placed to help you figure out which NutriBullet you should buy.
Which NutriBullet should you buy?
We used our expert, in-house knowledge on the brand to work out which NutriBullet you should buy. We made sure to include the NutriBullet designs that performed the best when they were reviewed and tested by our reviews team.
For further information about how we conduct our reviews and for our product-testing process explained, explore how we test on Homes & Gardens.
The best NutriBullet blenders
The NutriBullet 900 Series is our best NutriBullet blender overall.
A sleek, smart design that can be used for smoothies, shakes, sauces and more, this blender is a powerful appliance. The blending is smooth and seamless, with the extra powerful 900W motor allowing for you to quickly create concoctions of your choice in an instant.
Our head of reviews and cooking expert Millie Fender says that 'the NutriBullet 900 Series blender is one of the best I've tried when it comes to making drinks such as smoothies and shakes. It is very good at chopping through ice and can even take on tough stems and frozen fruits to make smooth and fruity drinks.'
Millie especially liked that you can snap on a drinking lid to the blending jug, so your drink is ready to go as soon as you're done. That's perfect for taking to the gym, so this is a great choice for choice if you're active or trying to be a little healthier.
Powerful, easy to use and guaranteed to create a silky smooth blend, the NutriBullet 900 Series is voted our very best NutriBullet blender.
Millie's full NutriBullet Pro 900 Series Blender review has more detailed information on this product.
If you're looking for a more multipurpose, adaptable design, then the NutriBullet Combo is the blender for you.
The product allows for you to chop and change between single serving cups and a large capacity pitcher. The 700ml Travel Cup with Handle and the 500ml Short Cup are both great for taking on the go, while the 900ml Colossal Cup lets you blend hot soups. That's great for making blends of all capacities; you're covered whether you want a smoothie for on the go, or are cooking larger meals for friends and family.
Our expert tester Helen McCue used the NutriBullet Combo to blend protein shakes, crush ice, and make a delicious carrot soup. She found that the Combo was more than up to the task of each of them, and said that 'if you’re looking for an affordable blender with a large pitcher that also doubles as a personal blender, you could do worse than the NutriBullet Blender Combo'.
This 3-in-1 design means that this blender has a larger footprint than other NutriBullet products, but its versatility makes it a great choice for the modern kitchen.
Helen's NutriBullet Blender Combo review has more detailed information on this product.
Voted our best NutriBullet blender for on-the-go and part of our best portable travel blenders line-up, this portable design is ideal for individual users and for those with more fast-paced, changeable routines.
NutriBullet GO Portable is lightweight, simple to use, easy to transport and very quiet. It's not the best option to use at home, as the capacity is only 13oz and it can't crush ice.
However, this compact design is it's best feature. You can easily slip it into your bag and use it in the office, or take it on your travels and on trips away from home. It uses a USB cable, so you can even run it off your laptop at work.
Featuring a rechargeable base and a travel cup where you can store everything you need for your blend, all you need to do is press go.
Millie's NutriBullet GO Portable Blender review has more detailed information on this product.
Probably the most well-known and popular NutriBullet blender, the 600 series is the original, best-selling design.
Very similar to the 900 series, just with slightly lower wattage, the 600 is a high-preforming home blender that can rustle up blends with efficient ease.
A compact design that is perfect for and mainly used to create delicious smoothies, the powerful motor can easily break down fruits, vegetables, nuts and even ice.
One for the smart-tech lovers, or for those who want to keep a closer eye on the nutritional value and calories of their blend ingredients, the NutriBullet Balance can be connected to an app on your phone via Bluetooth.
The built-in scales mean that this app can help with tracking calories, setting unique goals, and creating customized blends.
This in turn means you can create a bespoke recipe library and intricately control each blend, this smart design is great for those into their fitness and who use a NutriBullet most days.
It doesn't get more cute and compact than the NutriBullet Magic Bullet.
This design is perfect for creating smoothies and sauces solo. The blender may be compact and not as powerful as some of the other models, with a 250W motor, but it can still create a quick and smooth blend.
The design comes with multiple lids and cup sizes, and we think is a good model to purchase if you've never had or used a NutriBullet before and want to start off small.
The best NutriBullet juicer
Starting your day with a fresh cup of delicious homemade juice is easy with the NBJ50200 Juicer Pro.
Speedy, powerful and easy to use, this centrifugal juicer comes with three different speeds, and can easily juice fruits and vegetables of different varieties and textures. The juicer comes with a range of accessories, including a stylish glass bottle so you can take juice with you on the go.
The design is quite loud and on the larger size, so will take up space on your countertop, but we think the speed and power in this model is worth it when making a selection of enjoyable juices.
Our NutriBullet Juicer Pro review has more detailed information on this product.
The best NutriBullet food processor
Whether you're a keen baker, or are in need of a powerful processor for your unique culinary creations, the NutriBullet NBP50100 is one of the best, most versatile designs.
Coming with an extensive selection of attachments, including a dough hook, chopping blade, spiralizing insert and two reversible slicing and shredding discs (one thick, one thin) the design can cater to all manner of meals and bakes.
Lightweight and easy to use with three different speeds, we think the NutriBullet NBP50100 definitely deserves a spot in your kitchen if you love to cook.
Our Nutribullet 7-Cup Food Processor review has more detailed information on this product.
What is the best NutriBullet model?
Overall, the best NutriBullet model voted by team H&G is the . A powerful extension of the well-known and well-loved 600 series, the 900 has everything you require when shopping for an efficient, fast and easy to use bullet blender.
Of course, when working out which NutriBullet model is best, it completely depends on what you want out of a blender design. For a reliable and long-lasting design that quickly becomes part of your collection of essential kitchen products, the NutriBullet 900 Series is best. However, if you require a more portable, lightweight design that can be transported easily, then the NutriBullet GO Portable or NutriBullet Magic Bullet may be the ones for you.
And of course, there are other features to consider, such as whether you require the bullet style, or one of the best immersion blenders instead.
As we have discussed the is voted our best juicer, and the our best food processor.
What is the most popular NutriBullet model?
The most popular NutriBullet is the NutriBullet 600 Series or the NutriBullet 900 Series.
The 600 is labeled as their 'classic' and 'original' blender design, but in recent years, the power and performance of the 900 model is proving to be popular amongst shoppers and long-standing NutriBullet fans.
Is a NutriBullet worth it?
In short, yes, team H&G think it is definitely worth investing in a NutriBullet.
Whether you have a smoothie every morning for breakfast, or simply love cooking and want a high-performing blender, juicer or processor to make your life easier in the kitchen, there are NutriBullet options for all.
With a variety of models tried and tested by our knowledgeable team, all were in agreement that NutriBullet products' powerful and efficient technology make them stand out from the crowd, and make cooking and preparing food a more slick, creative and enjoyable process.
Millie was the person we turned to for advice on which NutriBullet to buy. Millie has been writing for Homes & Gardens since the beginning of 2021, covering all things product-related before specializing in small appliances, putting the latest blenders, food processors and kitchen helpers to the test for you.
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