
The Combo’s sturdy design seems to suggest that it will go the distance, even though it only has a 1-year warranty. The ease of use, modern design, and low price point makes it a good choice for those seeking a quality machine on a budget. Overall, the NutriBullet Blender Combo is a great choice for smoothie enthusiasts and home cooks alike, so don’t be afraid to buy this one. If that’s a concern for you, then you may want to go with the Breville Super Q Blender, which is our pick for the quietest blender. I thought that the suction cups would help to dampen some of the noise, but no luck. While it works great, I can’t help but notice how ear-splittingly loud it sounds. While it works great, its can be ear-splittingly loud. The-1200 watt motor base is a big step up from the Magic Bullet NutriBullet’s 600-watt motor, but it still falls short when compared to our favorite full-size blenders, which have 1,500- to 1,725-watt motors. Just be sure not to try this trick with the smaller single-serve blender cup. The lid is particularly exciting for me, since I blend hot soups more than anything else in my kitchen. The full-size blender vessel includes a vented lid that allows you to blend piping-hot foods. While the NutriBullet Blender Combo seems to center around smoothie making, with its mini blender cup and Extract button, it doesn’t forget about hot foods. When it’s done with the smoothie making, it turns off automatically. This programmed button is used to take smoothie ingredients, including whole fruit and ice cubes, and turn them into a smoothie with just one touch. One of the first features you may notice is the Extract button. Features and designĪ few other nifty features make it stand out from the crowd. For most people, extract, low, high, medium, and pulse are all you’re going to need anyway. Unlike the BlendTec Designer 725, which has 100 different speed settings, the Combo only has five. The controls are also easy to use right out of the box.

The modern, stainless steel body looks a lot like more expensive blenders on the market, and is pretty heavy.
