All CategoriesAll Categories- Free 30-day Returns
- ₱8,138.05 Shipping
₱15,819.99
VAT-Inclusive Price
Ships from United States.
Sold by Newegg
Shipped by Newegg
Nutribullet Ultra Plus Kitchen System, 32 oz. and 24 oz. Blending Cups, 2-Cup Food Processor, Single Speed, Brass Blender
- Full-kitchen prep, 1-motor base operate a personal blender, a food processor, and a coffee and spice grinder, all from the same ultra motor base
- Personal blender 2-tritan renew blending cups and the ultra-durable rapid extractor blade allow you to make delicious smoothies and more
- Food processor quickly chops, slices, and shreds a wide array of ingredients for unlimited culinary creations
- Coffee and spice grinder efficiently grinds coffee beans, spices, and herbs for superior flavor and potency
- Blending, illuminated a glow interface illuminates two blending options as soon as your attachment meets the motor base choose the full circle for the automated cycle, or the pulse circle for hands-on control
- Sleek silhouette a streamlined profile takes up minimal space on the kitchen counter and brings innovative design into your home
- Included: 1200-Watt motor base, rapid extractor blade, 2-cup food processor, chopping blade, slice/shred disc, coffee and spice grinder attachment, 32 oz. blending cup, 24 oz. double wall blending cup, 2- to go lids, and user guide
+
+
Specs
Reviews
Learn more about the NutriBullet APNB50550BR
| Brand | NutriBullet |
|---|---|
| Model | APNB50550BR |
| Type | Blender |
| Features | Advance your culinary capabilities with the nutribullet® Ultra Plus+ Compact Kitchen System. This 3-in-1 set uses the nutribullet® Ultra Motor Base to power personal blending, food processor, and coffee & spice grinder attachments, delivering full-kitchen functionality within one space-saving design. Full-kitchen prep, 1-motor base operate a personal blender, a food processor, and a coffee and spice grinder, all from the same ultra motor base Personal blender 2-tritan renew blending cups and the ultra-durable rapid extractor blade allow you to make delicious smoothies and more Food processor quickly chops, slices, and shreds a wide array of ingredients for unlimited culinary creations Coffee and spice grinder efficiently grinds coffee beans, spices, and herbs for superior flavor and potency Blending, illuminated a glow interface illuminates two blending options as soon as your attachment meets the motor base choose the full circle for the automated cycle, or the pulse circle for hands-on control Sleek silhouette a streamlined profile takes up minimal space on the kitchen counter and brings innovative design into your home Includes: (1) 1200W Motor Base (1) Rapid Extractor Blade made with Titanium-coated stainless steel (1) 32oz Blending Cup (1) 24oz Double Walled Blending Cup (2) To-Go Lids (1) Coffee & Spice Grinder Flat Blade (1) Coffee & Spice Grinder Cup (1) 2-Cup Food Processor Bowl (1) Reversible Slice/Shred Disc (1) Chopping Blade (1) Recipe Guide |
|---|
| Color | brass |
|---|
| Labor | 1 Year |
|---|---|
| Parts | 1 Year |
| First Listed on Newegg | March 12, 2026 |
|---|
Warranty & Returns
Warranty, Returns, And Additional Information
Return Policies*
- Return for refund within: 30 days
- Returns are subject to restocking fees and return shipping fees. Please click here to learn more about restocking fees and return shipping fees.
- This item is covered by Newegg.com's International Order Return Policy.
- Read full return policy for details.
- *Subject to applicable law
Warranty Notice:
This product does not include manufacturer warranty when purchased or used outside of its designated sales region. By purchasing internationally, you acknowledge that warranty support from the manufacturer will not be available.
Manufacturer Contact Info
- Manufacturer Product Page
- Manufacturer Website
- Support Phone: 800-523-5993
- Support Website
- View other products from NutriBullet
LOADING...
The NutriBullet Ultra Plus Kitchen System is a compact 3-in-1 countertop blender system with a 1200W motor base that handles personal blending, 2-cup food processing, and coffee or spice grinding, making it a strong fit for home cooks who want one space-saving appliance for smoothies, prep work, and everyday kitchen tasks.
Recommended For
- People in small kitchens or apartments who want one compact base for smoothies, light food prep, and coffee/spice grinding instead of keeping three separate appliances on the counter.
- Smoothie-first users who mostly make single-serve or two-cup drinks, but also want occasional chopping or slicing for everyday tasks like onions, sauces, or small meal-prep jobs.
- Home cooks preparing small portions for one or two people, including quick chopping, slicing, or shredding when a full-size food processor would feel oversized.
- Users who regularly grind fresh coffee beans, spices, or herbs and prefer a dedicated grinder attachment rather than using a blender cup for dry ingredients.
Real-World Use Scenarios
- Making a weekday smoothie or protein shake: users can load fruit, liquid, and ice into the 24 oz. or 32 oz. cup, blend, then take the same cup on the go with a lid; the usual experience is fast single-serve prep with minimal extra dishes.
- Handling light meal-prep tasks in a small kitchen: someone who does not want separate appliances can use the same base to blend a drink, chop vegetables, and grind spices; the likely outcome is less countertop clutter, though attachments still need to be stored separately.
- Quick prep for salsa, slaw, or chopped vegetables: the 2-cup food processor is suited to small batches when the goal is chopping, slicing, or shredding ingredients for one meal; the expected result is convenience for limited prep, not the capacity of a full-size processor.
- Grinding coffee beans or dry spices right before cooking: users can switch to the grinder attachment for beans, peppercorns, or dried spices; the common outcome is fresher flavor without pulling out a separate grinder, especially for small household batches.
- Serving one or two people instead of batch cooking: this system fits households that mainly make individual drinks and small prep jobs; the likely experience is that it works best for daily personal use, while larger families may find the cups and 2-cup processor limiting.
Spec Summary
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Best For | Single-serve smoothies, light food prep (chop/slice/shred), and grinding coffee or spices in counter-space-conscious kitchens |
| Model Identifiers | NutriBullet APNB50550BR personal blender system (brass) |
| Motor And Power | 1200 W Ultra motor base that powers blending, food processing, and grinding attachments |
| Blending Cups & Capacity | Includes a 32 oz blending cup and a 24 oz double-walled blending cup for personal-size servings |
| Attachments And Included Items | Includes rapid extractor blade, 2-cup food processor bowl, reversible slice/shred disc, chopping blade, coffee & spice grinder cup with flat blade, two to-go lids, and a recipe guide; attachments enable blending, chopping/slicing/shredding, and grinding |
| Controls And Interface | Illuminated glow interface with two selectable options—full-circle automated cycle and pulse circle for manual control |
| Materials And Blades | Rapid extractor blade made with titanium-coated stainless steel; coffee & spice grinder uses a flat blade |
| Design And Footprint | Sleek silhouette and streamlined profile designed to take up minimal counter space |
Reference Q&A
Q: Should I buy the NutriBullet Ultra Plus Kitchen System or the NutriBullet Ultra Plus 2-in-1?
A: Choose the NutriBullet Ultra Plus Kitchen System if you want the same 1200W Ultra motor base plus the added coffee and spice grinder attachment. Choose the Ultra Plus 2-in-1 if your main needs are smoothies and light food prep, because it keeps the same compact blender-and-processor format without the grinder. This is mainly a versatility decision, not a blending-power decision.
Q: Is the NutriBullet Ultra Plus Kitchen System better than a basic personal blender like the NutriBullet Pro 900?
A: The Ultra Plus Kitchen System is the better fit if you want one compact base to do more than smoothies, since it adds food processing and grinding attachments. A basic personal blender like the Pro 900 is the simpler choice if you mainly make single-serve drinks and want a lower-cost, more straightforward setup. Review testing also shows the newer Ultra platform improves control and performs well for tasks like nut butter, while the trade-off is a larger investment for the extra functions.
Q: How does the NutriBullet Ultra Plus Kitchen System compare with a larger kitchen system like the NutriBullet Triple Prep System?
A: Choose the Ultra Plus Kitchen System when counter space, single-serve blending, and small-batch prep matter most. Choose the Triple Prep System when you want more capacity and broader kitchen coverage, because it adds a 64 oz full-size pitcher, a 7-cup food processor, more manual speed options, and a higher-powered 1500W base. The Ultra Plus is the more compact option; the Triple Prep is the better fit for family-size batches and heavier prep routines.
Q: Should I get the NutriBullet Ultra Plus Kitchen System or a larger Ninja-style blender food processor combo?
A: Pick the Ultra Plus Kitchen System if you want a smaller footprint and mostly prepare smoothies, chopped ingredients, and small processed batches. Pick a larger blender-food-processor combo if you often make bigger batches or want a full-size blender jar as your main vessel. Across tested combo roundups, the Ultra Plus is typically positioned as the compact-space choice, while larger systems are favored for family-size volume.
Q: Is this a good choice if I want one compact machine for smoothies, basic food prep, and grinding coffee or spices?
A: Yes, if your main goal is to replace several small appliances with one compact base. This model is designed for three jobs: personal blending, a small 2-cup food processor, and a coffee/spice grinder. It is best for buyers who make smoothies regularly, do light prep like chopping or slicing small batches, and want to save counter space. It is less suitable if you need a large family-size food processor or a full-size countertop blender pitcher.
Q: Can it replace a full food processor?
A: Only for small jobs. The included processor bowl is 2 cups, so it is better for quick chopping, slicing, shredding, herbs, sauces, and small meal-prep tasks than for large batches. If you often prep big volumes, dough, or family-size ingredients, a larger dedicated food processor is the better fit.
Q: Is it better for one-person or small-kitchen use than a larger blender system?
A: Yes. This model is a better fit for singles, couples, and small kitchens because it uses personal blending cups and a compact processor instead of large full-size containers. The trade-off is capacity: you gain space savings and attachment versatility, but you give up the larger batch sizes that a full-size blender or large food processor can handle.
Q: Can it handle ice, leafy greens, nuts, and similar smoothie ingredients well?
A: It should be suitable for typical personal-blender ingredients such as leafy greens, nuts, and smoothie add-ins, especially given its 1200W motor and extractor blade design. However, it is still a compact cup-based system, so it is a better fit for single-serve smoothies than for heavy-duty frozen blending at large volumes. Buyers who mainly want frequent ice-crushing or larger frozen drinks may prefer a larger dedicated blender system.
Q: Can I use it with hot ingredients or to make hot soup?
A: No. This type of NutriBullet system is better treated as a cold or room-temperature prep appliance. If you want to blend hot soup or hot liquids directly, this is not the right choice. It is better for smoothies, cold blending, small food-prep tasks, and grinding dry ingredients.
Q: Is this worth buying if I want one compact appliance for smoothies, light food prep, and grinding coffee or spices?
A: Yes, if your priority is saving space and combining three small kitchen tasks into one motor base. This system is best suited to buyers who mainly want personal blending, small-batch chopping or slicing, and occasional coffee or spice grinding. The main trade-off is capacity and specialization: the 2-cup processor and personal cups are practical for small servings, but they are not a substitute for a full-size blender or a larger food processor.
Q: Who is this most suitable for?
A: It is most suitable for one- or two-person households, smoothie-first users, and small kitchens where counter space matters. It fits buyers who want portable blending cups and occasional prep attachments without keeping several separate appliances out. It is less suitable for larger households or anyone regularly making large batches.
Q: Can this replace a full-size blender or food processor?
A: No, not for most buyers. It can cover personal smoothies and small prep jobs, but its cups and 2-cup processor are designed for compact, small-batch use. If you often blend tougher mixtures in larger volumes or need a processor for frequent meal prep, a full-size machine will usually be a better fit.
Q: Is this a good choice mainly for daily smoothies?
A: Yes, especially if you want single-serve or small-batch smoothies and value a compact footprint. The included 24 oz. and 32 oz. cups match that use well. The trade-off is that buyers focused on maximum smoothness, very large servings, or heavier-duty blending may prefer a larger dedicated blender.
Q: What are the main trade-offs of choosing this model?
A: The main trade-offs are capacity, specialization, and performance ceiling. You get more versatility than a basic personal blender because it also includes food processor and grinder attachments, but each attachment is still oriented toward compact, lighter-duty use. It makes more sense for convenience and space savings than for replacing separate full-size appliances.