NutriBullet Pro Centrifugal Juicer for Fruits and Vegetables

Lisa: Being a first-time juicer, I did quite a bit of research before settling on the NutriBullet Juicer Pro Centrifugal Juicer Machine, and I couldn't be happier with my choice. The assembly process was a breeze, thanks to the well-written instructions and manual. I've already processed a variety of fruits and vegetables, including ginger root, oranges, lemons, celery, carrots, cucumber, apples, spinach, and kale, and this juicer handles everything with ease.
The disassembling and cleaning of the juicer is very easy, too. The included pitcher, glass containers, cleaning brush, and ice trays were a nice bonus.

United States on Oct 30, 2023

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Mexico on Sep 19, 2023

Very Disappointed Customer: Everything I had read in the reviews were all true. The mixer was real, easy to use and take apart also put back together. I had no problems cleaning it. I love my mixer. It wasn't loud as I thought one of the reviews said that it would be a little loud. Not at all. The pulp was real sqeezed and dry. The juice came out perfect with the foam and a lot of juice. That's what I loved the most about the mixer, the fact that a lot of juice came out and the foam. I can get real used to this mixer. I'm going to be mixing a lot.

United States on Sep 16, 2023

Lisa Bertaux: After researching juicers in my price range of <150$ the Nutribullet Centrifugal Juicer was the one I went with. I have processed ginger root, oranges, lemons, celery, carrots through it so far. The juicer handles everything very well! The leftover pulp isn't very moist meaning I extracted most of the juice. Disassembling and cleaning is easy. The included small pitcher, glass containers, cleaning brush, and ice trays were nice bonuses to receive. I would recommend this juicer!

United States on Aug 24, 2023

D Boy: Overall:
I just unpacked, assembled and used this juicer. And my first impression of it's first use is that this is a solid product. Of course this is only my first use and I plan on updating this review in a few months.

A little history:
I drink beetroot juice almost every day, so I am an every day juicer. I also have a slow masticating juicer that I bought before this one that, and at the time of this review, is $10 less. Lastly I juice beets, apples, limes and ginger root. I juice enough beets to get 2 cups worth along with 3 limes and an apple. In the NutriBullet I used a bit of ginger root. I never did ginger root in the masticating juicer because I was scared the ginger root would break it.

My opinion:
After first use, I am REALLY positively impressed by this juicer. The slow masticating juicer I also own works, BUT I have to cut up the beets in small strips and feed my masticating juicer one small strip at a time. If I try to cut the beet pieces into the size of the feeder tube on my masticating juicer (that is smaller than the feeding tube on the NutriBullet) it clogs up my masticating juicer and makes the front spout pop off. So I have to slowly...

United States on Jul 26, 2023

Nicholas: I'd say it gets about 80% of the juice. You'll still need a re-usable cheese cloth to get the rest out. It's still well built and easy to clean. I like it and was worth the purchase.

Canada on Nov 15, 2021

MaxieMaxie: So I've been using this for a few weeks consistently so now I can give a constructive review.

Pros: easy to use, somewhat easy to clean.

Cons: it stains easily as shown in the area I marked red. I washed with soap and used the brush but it starts to get hazey. The spout is difficult to clean as also shown. I tried to run the hottest water possible through it but I just couldn't get it all. The design is ok minus the huge safety latch for the lid. I feel like it's just a matter of time before I break it somehow. Lastly, I find myself having to strain a lot. I'm not sure if that much sediment is supposed to be in the juice but when it starts clogging a handheld strainer, it's pretty bad. For some reason it stopped juicing kale. Not sure why, not sure if it's brand specific, but all it did was shred the a whole bag of kale for literally a tablespoon of juice. It might be the brand because it still juiced cucumber and celery fine.

For my first juicer I'm very disappointed because I sung praises to the nutribullet for smoothies which I still stand by. This on the other hand can use some improvements.

Comments above were a few weeks ago so as of 8/24/2021, I...

United States on Aug 02, 2021