Personal blender package comparison
nutribullet Pro+, Personal 700W and Ultra: what changes?
The current nutribullet Pro+ 1200W, Personal Blender 700W and Ultra Standard all use a sealed cup-and-blade routine, but their exact cup lists and controls differ. This is a package comparison, not a test of which motor produces a better drink. Published wattage is a manufacturer rating; it does not establish texture, speed or a safe fill amount.
Compare the exact package and cycle
| Exact package | Listed vessels | Documented routine | Important boundary |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pro+ N12-1001MK Matte Black | 24-ounce Tall Cup and separate 32-ounce Colossal Cup | 60-second automatic Blend plus a separate Pulse button held to run | Two nominal cups are separate batches; the page does not give an ounce MAX-line value. |
| Personal Blender 700W NB50150-02 | 21-ounce handled tumbler and separate 24-ounce cup | 55-second automatic push-and-twist cycle; no separate Pulse button | The handled 21-ounce vessel is not the plain 24-ounce cup. |
| Ultra Standard NB50500IN Gunmetal | 32-ounce cup, listed 24-ounce cup and a separate handled 24-ounce cup | 30-second automatic Blend plus a separate Pulse control | The exact page does not establish that the handled cup is a second direct-blending setup. |
What the Pro+ package changes
The N12-1001MK product page identifies a 1200W base, one Extractor Blade, the two cups shown above, two To-Go Lids, two Cup Rings and a Recipe Book. The cups are each used with the included cup-and-blade setup; the 24- and 32-ounce numbers are not a combined 56-ounce capacity. The exact guide requires staying below each cup’s maker-marked MAX line but does not state the line in ounces. Plan around the marked line on the vessel rather than the larger number in the package name.
Pro+ is the only one of these three with a one-minute automatic Blend cycle. Its Pulse is a different control: press and hold for short manual bursts, releasing to stop the blade. The 700W Personal Blender has an automatic 55-second routine but no separate pulse button. Ultra Standard also combines an automatic cycle and Pulse, with its guide specifying 30 seconds for Blend. The controls should shape the choice only if their behavior fits the way you cook; a cycle time is not a promised result for every ingredient.
One class of vessel, shared safety limits
Each is a personal blender that uses an assembled cup and blade rather than an open pitcher. The product guides for these exact packages prohibit hot or warm ingredients in their sealed cups and require a liquid-based blend. The Pro+ guide also forbids carbonated and effervescent ingredients, ice-only use and dry grinding with its Extractor Blade. Do not infer a milling attachment from generic manual language about other configurations. For soup from hot ingredients, dry coffee or a large family batch, assess a full-size blender and its own jar rules instead.
For Pro+, the manual allows cups and lids on the top dishwasher rack but excludes the sharp Extractor Blade and motor base; do not use the cup sanitize cycle. The 700W guide also includes a blade-care discrepancy between its FAQ and manual, so its review takes the conservative manual route. The Ultra has different package attachments and manual specifics; use its own guide rather than importing Pro+ accessories, limits or care details.
Use the finder to make the tradeoff concrete
Choose the exact Pro+ package if you want its 24- and 32-ounce cups plus the 60-second Blend/Pulse combination. A 32-ounce minimum then selects the larger cup as one operating plan, while a 33-ounce minimum exceeds its largest listed cup. A one-minute cycle does not mean you can safely run an unbroken long session; follow the guide’s interval and pressure directions.
Choose the Personal Blender 700W when its handled 21-ounce cup or simple 55-second automatic cycle fits better. Select Ultra only when you have checked its exact cup roles and want its own package/control variation; the third listed handled cup is not counted as another blending setup without documentation. All three remain poor fits if heat handling, a physical sound enclosure, verified numbered speeds or grinding are essential. Unknown fill conversions and cup materials stay unknown, rather than becoming hidden positives.
Sources checked: Pro+ N12-1001MK exact page; Personal Blender 700W NB50150-02 page; Ultra Standard NB50500IN page; Pro+ owner guide; 700W Personal Blender guide; Ultra guide.