is this better than the nutribullet 900?
224711
It is so much better than the nutribullet. It cuts through vegetables, seeds and fruits.
224712
I replaced my Nutribullet with the Ninja....and I'm glad I did. It's very powerful, liquefies in seconds. The nutri billet would often leave me with chunks of unprocessed bits of carrot and ice. Very happy with the ninja. And for the price....I believe it's a way better value. Hope this helps :)
224713
I am just researching to choose which to buy, so I haven't used it, but I came across a Consumer Report on the NutriBullet and they said the new model had blades crack and break off when crushing ice. This is a huge safety concern, as you drink directly from the container and would never see a small piece of blade until you drink it. They did say the old models didn't have that problem. They recommended the Nutri Ninja instead, for safety and reliability.
224714
I've never used the nutribullet but I researched both before making my purchase and almost all said the ninja was better and was roughly half the price of the bullet. What I can tell you is that after using the ninja I have no regrets about my choice. It works great and I see no reason to pay the higher price. Hope this helps.
224715
It works great! Crushes ice smooth. Only draw back which won't be easily solved is the noise. I don't believe there is a quiet blender that blends ice quietly. Very quick and would recommend.
224716
I had a Nutri Bullet. Loved it, even though it did not go through the sieve as in David Wolfe infomercial. Read reviews & bought this Nutri Ninja. Noisy like a Mac truck and wicked Freddy blades. It was not much better than the Bullet. I had to chew my smoothies - gritty cacao, nuts, seeds, chunks of ice, and soft goji & peach globs. I had to grind the cacao and seeds in my coffee grinder first. Bummer because the cacao powder sticks. It also leaked a few times, even though I tightened the lid. Somehow it went on crooked tight. Got splattered a couple of times when I opened the lid. Based on your great comments, I exchanged this to BBB for another one. Duh, do you think I got a dud? I had a Nutri Bullet. Loved it, even though it did not go through the sieve as in David Wolfe infomercial. Read reviews & bought this Nutri Ninja. Noisy like a Mac truck and wicked Freddy blades. It was not much better than the Bullet. I had to chew my smoothies - gritty cacao, nuts, seeds, chunks of ice, and soft goji & peach globs. I had to grind the cacao and seeds in my coffee grinder first. Bummer because the cacao powder sticks. It also leaked a few times, even though I tightened the lid. Somehow it went on crooked tight. Got splattered a couple of times when I opened the lid. Based... » Read More I had a Nutri Bullet. Loved it, even though it did not go through the sieve as in David Wolfe infomercial. Read reviews & bought this Nutri Ninja. Noisy like a Mac truck and wicked Freddy blades. It was not much better than the Bullet. I had to chew my smoothies - gritty cacao, nuts, seeds, chunks of ice, and soft goji & peach globs. I had to grind the cacao and seeds in my coffee grinder first. Bummer because the cacao powder sticks. It also leaked a few times, even though I tightened the lid. Somehow it went on crooked tight. Got splattered a couple of times when I opened the lid. Based on your great comments, I exchanged this to BBB for another one. Duh, do you think I got a dud? « Show Less
224717
I have both and now use the ninja more-I'm working my way up to a vitamix! but the ninja is great for single or double serving
973257
Nutri-Bullet is made by Magic Bullet. There are some other differences but I haven't pursued them.
2096628
I am not sure but I think nutribullet changed the design of the screw on blade attachment slightly. When I ordered these gaskets they did not fit my nutribullet so I ordered a new blade attachment for about $10.00 from their website. The new attachment is slightly different than my old one attachment. I have not tried it yet but I think the gaskets may actually fit the newer attachment. Hope this helps....
1874368
howdy Sandra,i don't own a nutri bullet, just a magic bullet. however, the comment by J. Ford is quite correct. the only significant differences are price [nutri > magic] and wattage/power/force [nutri > magic]. so if you are only going to use it for fruits and veggies, the magic is good enuf. also, if you are unsure you will really make use of the device, the cheaper one is a good way to get a start without committing too much moolah. [*grin*] take care,lee
661892
I do not have the 9000 but I did some research on it compared to the 9008 and all the functions and features are the exact same. the only difference between them is the 9000 is about 3/4" shorter than the 9008 and less than a 1/2" narrower. I see no need to spend more for the 9000 unless that little difference in size makes a huge difference to you. as for the 9008, it is the best on demand coffee maker i have ever owned. my favorite part is that you can program the large and small cup sizes to your cups at home. I have mine set to fill my travel mug or my regular mug right to the top with milk and sugar already in the cup. another thing thats great is the tank is dishwasher safehope this helps I do not have the 9000 but I did some research on it compared to the 9008 and all the functions and features are the exact same. the only difference between them is the 9000 is about 3/4" shorter than the 9008 and less than a 1/2" narrower. I see no need to spend more for the 9000 unless that little difference in size makes a huge difference to you. as for the 9008, it is the best on demand coffee maker i have ever owned. my favorite part is that you can program the large and small cup sizes to your cups at home. I have mine set to fill my travel mug or my regular mug right to the... » Read More I do not have the 9000 but I did some research on it compared to the 9008 and all the functions and features are the exact same. the only difference between them is the 9000 is about 3/4" shorter than the 9008 and less than a 1/2" narrower. I see no need to spend more for the 9000 unless that little difference in size makes a huge difference to you. as for the 9008, it is the best on demand coffee maker i have ever owned. my favorite part is that you can program the large and small cup sizes to your cups at home. I have mine set to fill my travel mug or my regular mug right to the top with milk and sugar already in the cup. another thing thats great is the tank is dishwasher safehope this helps « Show Less
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I just spoke with TeeterTV to cancel an order that I'd set up, but went comparing reviews before committing to my purchase. Unlike other reviews, they readily acknowledged the "problem with their system," and agreed to cancel. That's a good on them, as I was leaning toward the 950. However, my rep informed me that the 950 is more like the 550 (no acupressure bumps or lumbar attachment) & there is a new 960 that's a beefed up 560. She said when you order the 560 through teetertv, you're given the option of upgrading to the 960 for $80. Not sure if Amazon has that.
1037246
No. It just makes juice. I works very well and makes great juice......I hated throwing away all the actual vegetables & fruit after juicing, it seems like such a waste.....so, I have since then bought a nutribullet and love it even better. I think it's a lot better to eat all that roughage and not throw it away. It takes a lot less veggies & fruit and it is more beneficial. In my opinion
1696882
I have a nutribullet. Not sure if it is the RX or not. Got it one year ago. These fit great. Have only used one but have a spare now.
692136
I have an original magic bullet. I am not aware of any other size such as mini--I thought they were only one size. I do not have a nutrabullet if that is what you are thinking of.
1654411
Quite honestly, I have not owned the MagicBullet or the NutraBullet, but I was seriously considering the NutraBullet before reading all about the Ninja and ultimately purchasing the Ninja. Love, love, love the Ninja. We (5 in our family) use it at least once a day, and have had no problems. I really like the 4 personal smoothie size cups. It is simple to create customized smoothies or milk shakes for each person. Just rinse the blade attachment and move on to the next smoothie! My suggestion, get off the fence and purchase the Ninja.
475202
I have never used nutraMetrix so I really can't compare them. I have been using OPC-3 for several years and I swear by it - joints feel better and I feel healthier.
2281576
I have a Vitamix and a Nutri-Bullet, The Nutri-Bullet smoothies are almost as smooth as the ones from the Vitamix.However the vita mix will do a lot more, like make soup, blend dough for pizza and a list of other things the Nutri-Bullet won't do. But the Vitamix is alot more expensive than the Nutri-Bullet, so if what you want to do is make smothies go with the bullet, if you want to do other things then the Vitamix is a good investment. FYI, Qvc.com has the Vitamix on easy payments.
188053
I cannot tell, I have Magic bullet, so I bought the replacement cups for it, not for Nutribullet
1569345
I didn't have a NutriBullet, but my sister does. My Bella makes quick work of pulverizing flax seeds and everything else, even with the blender blade (not the one for coffee, nuts, etc.), and my sister's NutriBullet leaves them mostly whole. Considering the huge price difference and more powerful motor along with the great reviews, I'd try the Bella.
2069878
David, I have no idea what the difference is, I never heard of the model 900. After reading the specifications on both and reading the reviews from customers it appears as though the model 900 is a newer version but has exactly the same features. I suppose, based on my research that purchasing the model 900 is probably the better choice.
2281575
I have both. The Vitamix is gathering dust. Sure it can make soup... like 1 recipe (all the other ones require prep work like steam something first, who wants that). SO for the 99% of the job, making smoothies, this is 90% as powerful and will crush ice and frozen foods just like a Vitamix. The only downside is size. We almost always use the 1 Collossal cup and we fill it up way past the limit line. But it wont' make as much as a Vitamix if you plan on making smoothies for 4 people. BUT the upside is the speed of cleaning. It actually might be faster and easier to just make 2 smoothies vs cleaning the vitamix. So go get it, if you haven't already. And don't get the 600, get the 900.
1485421
I would definitely go with the 900. The dryer is not very effective and I have not used the deodorizer. Otherwise it's great.