A small yet handy assistant. That’s the brief description of the Original Magic Bullet. For its affordability, it’s pretty useful. It’s like you get more than what you paid for.

You can finish the time-consuming chopping, mincing, or mixing jobs in a flash with the Magic Bullet Mini. It can do pretty much the same thing as the original, and it’s cheaper (and smaller).

The Nutribullet Pro Plus 1200 Watt Blender is ideal for those looking for a compact smoothie maker that can make up to three servings. IMHO it can go head to head with a full-sized blender in terms of yield and capabilities.

The Nutribullet Blender Combo is an excellent choice whether you’re a long-time Nutribullet user or not. You can never go wrong with a budget-friendly product with a lot of peculiarities.

NutriBullet Rx 1700 Watt Blender is an excellent large capacity personal blender for its price. It’s more of a package deal, you get all the essential accessories.

Whether you’re new to the Nutribullet hype or merely wanting to upgrade, the Nutribullet Pro 1000 is an excellent option. It’s small but BIG in power, and it’s budget-friendly.

If you’re going to use the Nutribullet Pro 900 mainly for smoothies, then I highly recommend it. It’s an excellent compact personal blender. You can even bring the blender on your camping trips.

The Blendtec Total Blender is an exceptional choice if you’re just beginning in the high-performance blender race. It’s not the best, but it “totally” does the job well.