The nutribullet Ultra 1200W Personal Blender is currently available on Amazon for £87.99, reduced from its £129.99 RRP, saving shoppers £40 or 32%. This compact blender is designed for quick and smooth blending of smoothies, shakes, and frozen ingredients at home.
Powerful Motor and Advanced Blades
Equipped with a 1200W motor and upgraded rapid extractor blades, the nutribullet Ultra can handle fresh fruit, ice, and frozen ingredients. According to nutribullet, the blender can turn ingredients into a smoothie in as little as 30 seconds. The blender features an illuminated interface that activates when the cup is attached to the power base, offering users an automated blend cycle or a pulse function for greater control over texture and consistency.
Quieter Operation and Eco-Friendly Design
Nutribullet says the Ultra has been engineered to operate at a lower sound frequency than previous models, making it the brand's quietest personal blender to date. The 900ml blending cup is made from Tritan Renew material containing 50% certified recycled content, while the streamlined design is intended to take up minimal space on a kitchen worktop.
Customer Reviews Highlight Performance and Noise
The blender has received plenty of positive feedback from buyers, particularly for its blending performance and ease of use. One reviewer wrote: "Really happy with this Nutribullet. The 1200W motor is powerful and blends smoothies, fruit, and other ingredients quickly and smoothly. It is simple to use, feels solid, and does not take up too much space in the kitchen." Another shopper said: "Absolutely love this Nutribullet blender. Had it a few weeks now and use it every morning to make our own healthy smoothies with frozen and fresh fruit and vegetables. It makes a great iced frappe coffee drink too!"
However, not every review is entirely positive. One customer commented: "This is certainly powerful but VERY noisy. So much so that after a few weeks I've stopped using it. I found I literally got ear ache after 60 seconds' run time and had to wear ear defenders to use it in comfort. Too much hassle." Another agreed, sharing: "It performs well, but the downside is that it is very noisy. It runs at 98 decibels and wakes up the whole house when used early in the morning. I like the style and functionality, but the noise is a problem, so I have returned it." Meanwhile, another reviewer felt the blender largely lived up to expectations, saying: "Great blender, just what you'd expect from a Nutribullet - it's blended everything I've thrown at it so far. Slight downside - it is quite noisy but it's not on for long."
Alternatives to Consider
Those considering alternatives may want to look at the Philips 5000 Series Blender, currently available from Philips for £79.99. Another option is the Ninja Detect Power Blender & Processor Pro, which is available for £179.99.
