The latest compact blender on the market, the Nutri Blitzer, comes with celebrity endorsement in the form of double Olympic gold medallist rower James Cracknell. However, beyond that, there isn't much here that's hugely different.

The JML Nutriblitzer bears a remarkable resemblence to the popular Nutribullet 600. It's no cheaper, though, so which one is better? We found it excelled at making a simple dairy smoothie, but how does it cope with tougher tasks such as crushing ice?

bought this very recently and it's an amazing machine for weight loss and if you struggle eating fruit or veg then this machine does the trick to make it into a liquid and drinkable to get your 5 a day

use this to make smoothies and found this ideal, easy to use and easy to clean.

What a waste of money. Stick to a hand held blender at a much lower cost. This item is useless, bulky, difficult to clean and far too messy. The unit is far too small and can be difficult to unscrew etc especially if you are elderly with hand problems....

I've had this 3 days & it has changed my life already!

I've had this 3 days & it has changed my life already!

Excellent product The book that comes with is good to lots of different Recipes to work with Kids love it making smoothies everyday

Great blender, safe + easy to use when done properly great item me and the fiancé love it

Amazing!!! Bought this for a friend who is suffering with cancer and needed a vitamin boost . Brilliant .