How does it compare with the NutriBullet?

It has a higher peak wattage and adds Auto-iQ one-touch programs, which the base NutriBullet lacks. The trade-off is a taller, louder machine.

Yes. The 1100-peak-watt motor and Auto-iQ programs are designed to crush ice and break down frozen fruit.

What comes in the box?

The blender base, blade assembly, two 32-oz single-serve cups with lids, and a recipe guide.

No. Personal blenders like this are meant for cold ingredients; hot liquids can build pressure in a sealed cup.

Yes. The cups, lids and blade assembly are dishwasher-safe; the motor base should be wiped clean.

It works for protein shakes, sauces, dressings and small batches of frozen drinks, but it has no large pitcher for family-size batches.

16 stores we checked sell it, including Amazon, eBay, Best Buy, HSN, QVC.

At eBay, for $69.90, as of our latest check.

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