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NutriBullet NBR-1207M 600W 12 Piece Set $135.20 + Free C&C @ Good Guys eBay
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I have this 600W version, it has enough power for any tasks.
Pro only has a single blade, 600w has two different blades
bought 1 thanks OP
For PRo the cost comes to $158 so why not pay a tid bit more and get a better one.
The PRo only has two "mixing" jugs….
bought off aliexpress last year.
was able to use it for 3 months twice a day before the chopping blades gave up and started slipping. mind you it was chopping 6 ices cubes every time.
Aliexpress would be most likely the reason. Lots of fakes.
I got mine from Aliexpress very cheap about a year ago, it still works fine and is definitely not a fake.
it's a low cost safety feature,
so if something jams the blades the motor doesn't 'burnout',
but if you constantly blitzing hard ingredients (ice blocks) it'll 'loosen' the mechanism quickerhence why i now use an Optimum 9400 as the motor has the 'burnout' safety protection mechanism.
You can buy replacement blades for ~20 USD.
where?
Ebay or Aliexpress
Also available for same price at Target eBaybut with FREE postage.
The Pro version is $1 more, but the free postage more than compensates for this.
Am considering purchasing one myself, but uncertain as to whether I should buy the standard or Pro version. Any suggestions appreciated.
the pro version is at least $50 more than 600 one.. where did u find the pro version ?
this is the good guys one
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/NUTRIBULLET-NB9-0907M-NutriBullet…
should we buy this or the nutri ninja?
After spending last night researching plus watching comparative YouTube videos (with heathy scepticism), I finally decided to go for the nutri ninja (bing lee, $184 delivered). Fingers crossed it was the right choice.
worth getting the pro?