Which Nutribullet?
| Blender | What it does | Suits |
| magic bullet | Compact motor and cross blade, with small cups. It chops, grinds, mixes and blends little batches. | Dips, dressings, sauces and an occasional smoothie. |
| 600 Series | The original, with a 600-watt motor and the Extractor Blade for fruit, veg, nuts, seeds and ice. | One smoothie a day. |
| 900 Series | A stronger motor than the original, for smoother drinks with greens, nuts and frozen fruit. | Thicker blends and frequent use. |
| Ultra | A 1200-watt personal blender with lit controls and tough Tritan Renew cups. | Heavy daily use and the silkiest results. |
| Portable | A rechargeable blender with a cup that detaches. | Work, the gym and travel. |
Some models also come as McLaren F1 Team editions, finished in the team's colours.
How a personal blender works
There's no jug. You fill the cup with ingredients and liquid, screw the blade on, turn the cup upside down onto the base and press or twist to blend. When it's ready, unscrew the blade and fit the flip-top lid, and the drink is ready to carry. Each drink is a single portion, and there's less to wash than with a jug blender.
Power, cups and kits
Watts matter most
A 600-watt motor copes well with soft fruit, yoghurt and ice. More watts chop stringy greens, seeds and nuts into finer pieces, so the drink is smoother with fewer bits. If you blend kale or nuts most days, the 900 Series or the Ultra is the better choice.
Cup capacity
Bigger cups suit larger appetites or sharing. The product page lists the capacity of each cup in the box.
What the kit name means
Kits are named after the number of pieces inside, counting cups, lids and blades. A larger kit means more cups and lids, so one drink can chill in the fridge while you make the next.
Portable blenders
Portables carry their own rechargeable battery, so no motor base comes along. Once the drink is made, the cup comes off and the lid seals against leaks so you can drink on the go. Because they're designed for single drinks, they're less powerful than mains models. The product page tells you how many blends a full charge gives.
Before you buy
- Decide what you'll make. If it's mainly shakes and smoothies, power is the deciding factor. If you also want dips and chopping, the magic bullet is the better fit.
- Check the height. With a cup fitted, a personal blender is taller than photos suggest, so measure under your wall units.
- Think about who'll use it. In a busy house, a bigger kit means less washing up between drinks.
- Plan charging. Portable blenders charge by cable, so keep one where you'll use it.
Caring for your Nutribullet
- Rinse the cup and blade straight away so nothing dries on.
- The instructions say which parts can go in the dishwasher. Keep the motor base dry and clean it with a damp cloth.
- Leave hot food to cool before blending it; a sealed cup isn't made for hot ingredients.
- Stay under the max line and add enough liquid for the blade to turn freely.
Other blender brands, and food processors, are in food prep.
See Nutribullet in Rochester
Ring 01622 541312 before you travel and we'll tell you which blenders are on display at our showroom.
Buying Nutribullet from KDH Electrical
Each blender carries the full UK manufacturer's guarantee. Delivery is free on orders over £600, normally within 3–7 working days.
Seen it for less at another UK retailer? Our price match applies, or call 01622 541312 to talk it over.