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NutriBullet NB9-0507 900w Series Blender, Champagne down to $65
About this item
- Simple, intuitive design makes this a device you'll use every day; Just push, twist and blend; Yes, it's that easy
- 900W of power in this compact powerhouse turns anything from strawberries to spinach into smooth sippable nutrition
- Effortlessly pulverizes fruits, vegetables, super-foods and protein shakes
- Compact and consumes less space as compared to the bulky food processors and mixers
- Hassle-free cleaning - simply twist off the blade, rinse with soap and water and allow to dry; The cups can be placed on the top rack of the dishwasher
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NutriBullet N10-0807DG 1000W Series Blender, 8 Piece Set, Grey for $89
https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B08266KJW6
About this item
- Autoblast cycle that will shut off the motor base automatically after optimum extraction
- Breaks down fruit, veg, nuts and seeds into their most absorbable form
- Powerful 1000W motor that breaks through the toughest ingredients
- No buttons, simply attach the cup and go
- Hassle-free cleaning - simply twist off the blade, rinse with soap and water and dry. The cups can be placed on the top rack of the dishwasher
- Note: Refer to user manual before use
- Genuine Australian Nutribullet product. Designed and manufactured by Nutribullet to be compliant with all Australian safety regulations.
Similar pricing at DickSmith but postage costs add to it.
The price for the 1KW blender is good, I bought one last year and even with the discounts at the time it was $100.
But..
I'd have to say the design is poor. The push and twist idea is fundamentally flawed as things wear and the tabs that you engage to hold the cup in and switch on power, get sloppy.
The result is you find the cup isn't really locked and the motor starts spinning, the rubber drive gets smashed and torn.
I bought replacement drive and gears from the USA, but the slip in the mechanism and the loose mounting of the motor couldn't be recovered.
In the end I bought a replacement 1KW Bellini brand from K-Mart, which has a mechanism that you engage the cup mechanically and then a pushbutton to start the motor. It's an $80 unit and more robust than the NutriBullet.