Personal Blender, Shakes, Smoothies, Food Prep, and Frozen Blending, 24 Ounces, 600 Watt, Dark Gray, NBR-0601WM

Fantastic product. And great for making cool pestos this time of year during gardening season. I use it for both protein shakes and homemade sauces and dips. Mind you, this is for cool ingredients. Works beautifully, quickly incorporating ingredients into perfectly blended beverages and beyond.

I'm really happy with this product. For years I have used the Hamilton Beach Personal blender thinking it was all I needed. I went through several machines, sometimes to replace the base, sometimes to get an extra blender cup. I liked the low price and I liked that the cup was right-side-up rather than upside down. Recently, however, I dropped my Hamilton cup on the floor, it shattered, so it was time for a replacement unit. Even though it's right-side-up, the Hamilton leaks quite a bit, the cups stain, and blades are hard to clean. I like that the Nutribullet doesn't leak at all, the cups and blades are easy to clean, and replacement cups are available. I bought two small mugs and lids which I use all the time as the 32 oz cup is too big for me.

Blends and chops frozen fruit and leafy vegs quite well. Large sturdy cup. Lip ring is effective.

The Nutribullet 600W has become my go‑to kitchen tool for quick smoothies, protein shakes, and small‑batch food prep. For such a compact blender, it packs an impressive punch — the 600‑watt motor handles frozen fruit, ice, leafy greens, and nuts without hesitation. Everything blends down fast and consistently, giving you that smooth, drinkable texture you want without babysitting the cup. It pulverizes frozen berries and ice far better than most personal blenders in this price range. No buttons, no fuss — just twist, press, and blend. The base feels sturdy, and the dark gray finish looks clean and modern. It’s not meant for hot liquids — stick to cold or room‑temperature ingredients. If you want a reliable, no‑nonsense personal blender that handles smoothies, shakes, and quick prep with ease, the Nutribullet 600W is an excellent choice. It’s fast, compact, and consistently delivers great results — exactly what a daily‑use blender should do. Excellent versatility--makes juices, smoothies. And the plastic is odor-free. No additional attachments are needed.

Our first one lasted 10 years before the bearings wore out and started to make a loud screeching noise. This one is just as (normal) noisy as the last. Hopefully it will last 10 years like the last one.

Honestly, I’m obsessed with this Nutribullet! 🤍 It’s super easy to use and blends everything so smoothly — from frozen fruits to nuts, no problem at all. I love how quick it is, especially in the mornings when I don’t have much time. In just seconds, I have a perfect smoothie with no chunks. Plus, it’s compact and easy to clean, which is a HUGE plus for me.

Love this blender. Works well and quickly and is easy to clean.

I've been debating on buying this for a while, and by that I mean incessantly rereading the Amazon description, checking in stores, then going back to Amazon because the price was way better, then staring at the reviews, reluctantly adding it to my cart, realizing I'm afraid to commit to this so I save it for later instead. I had a gift card so despite some negative reviews, I decided to go ahead and purchase it and follow the directions to a T as many users suggested. I've had it for 3 days now and made a smoothie each day and I am so pleased with this. I made a smoothie with a frozen banana, raw oats, flax, peanut butter, and oat milk and it blends like a champ. Yesterday was frozen banana, frozen tropical fruits (papaya, pineapple, strawberry, mango), oat milk, water, some romaine lettuce (I know it sounds weird but I could barely taste it) and a few spoons of overnight oats with flax. It was fantastic and again, more frozen stuff but blended beautifully. In today's smoothie I added walnuts and again, there was no blending issue. I would highly suggest that you read the short user guide (it'll take under 10 minutes) before you start using the Nutribullet. I even have the sheet showing how you should layer your foods in the device on my refrigerator and pretty much abide by it. Remember, this blender is NOT meant to blend things without liquid, it will not perform well so add a decent amount of liquid. I throw some water in there if I'm trying to cut down on calories and believe me, it'll not only taste fine but blend better. I also got a 3-year warranty for this just in case (for like $6) so I expect to be using this for years to come. By far one of the best purchases I have made thus far.