Our verdict: The nutribullet Blender 1000W ranks 6th of the 10 blenders we compare, with 8.4 out of 10.
nutribullet Blender 1000W
8.4/10
The nutribullet Blender 1000W is a full-size jug blender with a 1000W base, a 1.6-litre jug and a vented lid for hot liquids. It suits people who make soups, sauces and family-sized smoothies and have the worktop height for it.
Heavy and tall, so it will not fit under most wall cupboards
Loud under load
Why the nutribullet Blender 1000W scores 8.4
Each bar shows where it places among the 10 blenders in this guide, so a full bar is 1st of 10. How happy owners are counts for most of the score.
How happy owners are6th of 10
How many rated it10th of 10
How new it is1st of 10
Why it sits behind the Ninja 700W Slim Blender & Smoothie Maker QB3001UKS
The Ninja 700W Slim Blender & Smoothie Maker QB3001UKS (8.6) beats the nutribullet Blender 1000W (8.4) because it leaves owners clearly happier. The nutribullet Blender 1000W is the newer design, but not by enough to close the gap.
About the nutribullet Blender 1000W
This is nutribullet's jug blender, not one of its cup-style personal blenders. The motor base is rated at 1000W and drives a 1.6-litre pitcher. Controls are simple: Low, High and Pulse. There are no preset programmes.
The pitcher has a lip for pouring and a vented lid cap. Fitted, the cap lets the jug take soups, sauces and other hot liquids. The box also holds a pusher, a user manual and access to a free recipes app for iPhone and Android.
It stands 42cm tall, 16.9cm wide and 16.9cm deep, and weighs 4.6kg. The cord is 1.0m. Everything except the power base is dishwasher safe. Tech Advisor found the blades are fixed in the jug, so scraping out thick sauce from the bottom is awkward. It also reports that the motor will not start until the jug is locked in place, and that four suction pads kept the base steady on stone, granite and wood.
On the brand's own page the warranty is two years, free when you buy direct from nutribullet.co.uk. Retailers selling other versions of the model state shorter guarantees, so the brand's wording is the one to go by.
What owners report about the nutribullet Blender 1000W
We found little owner feedback written about this exact model on pages we could open, so this section is short.
The one independent review we could read, from Tech Advisor, reports that nuts blend to a smooth, creamy result and that soups, sauces and dips suit it. It says ice only crushes with liquid in the jug, and the manual says not to use it purely as an ice crusher. Flying ice made the lid lift during blending. It also reports that the lid does not seal tightly, and liquid leaked when the full jug was tilted. Covering the vent with a tea towel when blending hot ingredients is its suggestion.
We found no model-specific reports on how it holds up after months of use, so we make no claim on that.
Who the nutribullet Blender 1000W suits
It suits households that blend in batches: soup for several people, a jug of smoothie, nut sauces or dips. It works with hot and cold ingredients and the jug goes in the dishwasher. The controls are easy to learn.
Look elsewhere if you have low wall cupboards, since it is 42cm tall and heavy at 4.6kg, or if you want a single drink to take out. The Ninja 2-in-1 Blender with Auto-iQ BN750UK adds a 700ml cup with a travel lid. For a smaller, cheaper jug, the Tefal Blendforce II BL420840 is a plainer option.
Questions about the nutribullet Blender 1000W
Is the nutribullet Blender 1000W better than the nutribullet 900?
It depends on the format. The 1000W is a jug blender with a 1.6-litre capacity and a vented lid for hot liquids, built for batches. The 900 Series is a personal blender with a cup, better for single smoothies.
Is 1000 watts enough for a blender?
Yes, for home use. The nutribullet Blender 1000W handles smoothies, soups, sauces and nut mixes, according to Tech Advisor. Ice works only with liquid in the jug.
How big is the nutribullet Blender 1000W?
It measures 42 x 16.9 x 16.9cm and weighs 4.6kg. It is too tall for most spaces under wall cupboards.
Can the nutribullet Blender 1000W blend hot soup?
Yes. Fit the vented lid cap and the 1.6-litre jug takes soups, sauces and other hot liquids, according to the brand. Tech Advisor suggests covering the vent with a tea towel.
What warranty does the nutribullet Blender 1000W have?
The brand's page says 2-Year Warranty FREE when you buy direct from nutribullet.co.uk. Check the conditions for purchases made elsewhere.
Every score here comes from our ranking model; no editor sets the order. Too few review sites cover blenders for their verdicts to lead, so this ranking is led by owners. It ranks products by how happy owners are, holding back any product few owners have rated until more agree. How many rated it and how new it is only settle close calls, and value for money earns its own badge rather than a higher place. We compared 22 models for this guide before settling on these ten.
Brands can't pay to be included or to move up. We last checked these picks in October 2026.
