• Reviews around design (1.52 of 5)

    NutriBullet NBR-0601 Nutrient Extractor, 600W, Gray

    • Not going to waste more time trying to get warranty replacement of a poorly-designed unit, and instead look for a unit with on-off button or switch, rather than failure-prone screw-on spring-loaded "actuation".
    • Great finish, and sleek design
    • This to me is unacceptable and reflects a very poor blade design (and hopefully not intentionally in order to generate more blade sales).All in all
    • In short, it is a bad design and don’t buy it!
    • Not hard but not that easy to but pack in place - extremely poor design and irritating if you are making multiple smoothies
    • This is a critical design flaw
    • This is a BAD design flaw, maybe the designers should try and use this product and see what several others are complaining about...
    • It's a nice design too, there is no button, just twist and the blending starts
    • Bad design, bad product
    • The screw-base is just a bad design and all the peripherals that are meant to be screwed on to the bottles just clutters my kitchen cabinets.
    • The design is super poor
    • Major design flaw:
    • I dislike the twist design and will opt for a traditional blender instead next time, and recommend you do the same!
    • First off, I love the overall design and operation of my Nutribullet...when it works
    • Perfect for smoothies, purée , rough or fine chopped