w&h's overall verdict on the NutriBullet Blender Combo Properly maintained, it should outlast the basic cover. While it’s not as long as some of the warranties on other brands and models, the blender appears to be pretty solidly built, as are the cups and lids. The Nutribullet Blender Combo has a guarantee of one year, which is about average for blenders, which are smaller electrical devices.īut it’s best not to read too much into the guarantee of a year on the NutriBullet Blender Combo. (Image credit: Rachel Ogden) What is the NutriBullet Blender Combo's warranty? It’s worth bearing in mind that when it comes to hot liquids, only the vented jug-not the cups-can be used for blending.
There’s also a pulse button, which is good for chopping when you don’t fancy hauling out a large food processor or even your best hand blender-and an on/off button nestled at the front. Alongside this, there are three speeds: low for whisking and batter-making, medium for soups and frothy milkshakes, high for thick mixtures.īeyond the Extract program, the automatic stop doesn’t interfere with jug blending, so you can work your ingredients until you are happy with their consistency. This program can be used with both the cups and the jug, and automatically stops when your drink is ready.
This is the same program you’ll find on the original NutriBullet, which whizzes its way through fruit, vegetables, and frozen ingredients. There’s only one program on the NutriBullet Blender Combo but it’s the one you’d probably use most often anyway Extract. On the downside, there’s no cable tidy so its 1m length tends to trail, there are only two lids for three cups, and no recipe book in the box-you’ll have to head online for inspiration. The jug’s 1.8-liter capacity is generous for a machine of this size, too, and the lid comes off easily when you’re finished, thanks to a handy pull loop. Suckers on the compact base keep it firmly planted while in use, and both the jug and cups twist into the base.
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