NutriBullet Pro 900 vs. BlendJet 2 vs. Original Magic Bullet
Three personal/single-serve blenders for shoppers who don't need a full-size pitcher. The NutriBullet Pro 900 has the most power and the largest cup. The BlendJet 2 is cordless and USB-C rechargeable for use away from an outlet. The Original Magic Bullet is the most compact and least powerful of the three, with interchangeable cups and blades.
Last updated 9/24/2026.
| Specification | NutriBullet Pro 900 | BlendJet BlendJet 2 | Magic Bullet Original Magic Bullet |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jar capacity | 32 oz | 20 oz | — |
| Motor power | 900 W | — | 250 W |
| Style | Personal | Personal | Personal |
| Dishwasher-safe components | Yes | No | Yes |
| Preset programs | 0 | 0 | 0 |
NutriBullet Pro 900
Pros
- Compact single-serve design takes up little counter space and stores easily
- Cups double as travel containers with included to-go lids
Limitations
- No preset programs or variable speed — a single extraction cycle only
- 32-ounce maximum cup size limits batch size compared to full-size blenders
BlendJet BlendJet 2
Pros
- Cordless and USB-C rechargeable, so it can be used anywhere without an outlet
- Self-cleaning cycle needs only water and a drop of soap
Limitations
- Manufacturer does not publish an AC-equivalent wattage rating, making direct power comparisons to corded blenders difficult
- Manufacturer explicitly states the jar, lid, and base should never go in the dishwasher
Magic Bullet Original Magic Bullet
Pros
- Compact footprint and simple twist-on operation suit quick, single-serving blends
- Interchangeable cups and blades cover blending, chopping, and grinding tasks
Limitations
- 250-watt motor is the least powerful in this comparison, limiting tough ingredients like ice
- No preset programs or variable speed — power is on/off only