Product Overview
The NutriBullet Rx N17-1001 is a high-powered countertop blending system designed for smoothies, larger blended recipes, soups, and sauces. It uses a 1700-watt motor base with automatic blending cycles rather than a conventional variable-speed dial. The system includes several blending vessels, including a 30-ounce short cup, a 45-ounce oversized cup, and a vented SouperBlast pitcher for heated recipes.
Standard smoothie operation uses an automatic one-minute cycle that changes motor speed during processing and then stops without requiring continuous manual control. A separate SouperBlast mode runs for about seven minutes and uses blade friction to heat suitable room-temperature ingredients while blending. The vented soup pitcher is required for this heated cycle because sealed blending cups are not designed for hot ingredients.
The Rx uses a removable extractor blade that attaches directly to the selected vessel before it is placed on the motor base. Cups can be cleaned on the top rack of a dishwasher, while the blade requires hand cleaning. The system also includes a cleaning brush and blade-removal tool. NutriBullet provides a one-year limited warranty for the N17-1001 under its applicable consumer warranty terms.
Product Information
Identification
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | NutriBullet |
| Category | Countertop Cooking Blender |
| Series | NutriBullet Rx |
| Model | N17-1001 |
| MPN | N17-1001 |
| UPC | 898078001964 |
| GTIN | 00898078001964 |
| ASIN | B00N9IG28O |
Physical
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Dimensions | 15.16 x 15.16 x 13.11 inches |
| Weight | 14.74 pounds |
| Short Cup Size | 30 fluid ounces |
| Oversized Cup Size | 45 fluid ounces |
| SouperBlast Pitcher Size | 34 fluid ounces |
Product Identifier Summary
The model number identifies the specific NutriBullet Rx appliance configuration. It is commonly used when locating the correct user guide, warranty documentation, replacement blades, cups, and other compatible parts.
An MPN, or manufacturer part number, is a manufacturer-assigned identifier for a particular product configuration. For the Rx, the MPN and consumer-facing model designation use the same code.
A UPC is a standardized product code commonly used in North American retail and inventory systems. It helps distinguish the packaged Rx system from other NutriBullet models.
An EAN is an international product-numbering format related to UPC and GTIN standards. A separate EAN is omitted because public records do not establish a distinct value consistently for this exact configuration.
GTIN is the broader global identification system that includes UPC and EAN formats. A 12-digit UPC can be represented as a 14-digit GTIN by adding leading zeros.
ASIN is a catalog identifier assigned within a specific online product database. It is not a manufacturer-issued model number and should not be used alone when selecting replacement parts.
ISBN identifiers apply to books and certain published materials and are not applicable to this blender.
Common Uses
The NutriBullet Rx is designed for both individual and larger-batch blending. Its separate vessels allow different quantities and preparation methods to be handled on the same motor base.
- Preparing fruit and vegetable smoothies
- Blending protein drinks
- Processing leafy greens with liquid ingredients
- Blending nuts and seeds as components of suitable recipes
- Preparing sauces and purées
- Making dips and spreads
- Preparing blended soups in the vented SouperBlast pitcher
- Heating compatible soup ingredients through blade friction
- Preparing larger blended batches in the oversized cup
- Preparing individual portions in the short cup
Maintenance and Care
The motor base should be unplugged before cleaning, assembling, or disassembling the system. The base should never be immersed in water or placed in a dishwasher. Its interior and exterior surfaces can be wiped with a damp cloth.
The blending cups can be cleaned on the top rack of a dishwasher using a normal cycle rather than a sanitizing cycle. They should not be immersed in boiling water because excessive heat can deform plastic components.
The extractor blade should be rinsed soon after use and cleaned by hand. The manufacturer advises against placing the blade assembly in a dishwasher because elevated temperatures can damage its gasket seals.
For dried food residue, a compatible vessel can be partially filled with room-temperature soapy water and briefly operated with the blade attached. The vessel and blade should then be separated, rinsed, and cleaned thoroughly.
The blade gasket and surrounding assembly should be inspected regularly. NutriBullet documentation recommends replacement of the extractor blade periodically or when wear affects normal operation.
Safety Information
The NutriBullet Rx uses high-speed blades and can also heat ingredients during SouperBlast operation. Different safety procedures apply to sealed smoothie cups and the vented soup pitcher.
- Keep hands and utensils away from moving blades.
- Never operate an exposed blade directly on the motor base without a compatible vessel attached.
- Secure the extractor blade to the cup or pitcher before placing the assembly on the motor base.
- Check the blade gasket and attachment for leakage before operation.
- Do not operate the extractor blade without liquid.
- Do not blend carbonated beverages in the sealed cups.
- Do not place hot liquids in the sealed short or oversized cups.
- Start soup recipes with cool or room-temperature ingredients.
- Use only the vented SouperBlast pitcher for SouperBlast mode.
- Keep the vented lid installed while the soup cycle is operating.
- Use heat-resistant protection when handling the pitcher after a soup cycle.
- Use caution when removing the soup lid because hot steam may escape.
- Do not repeat the heated cycle continuously beyond the limits stated in the manual.
- Never place the motor base, cups, blades, or other Rx components on a stovetop or inside an oven.
- Do not place Rx components in a microwave.
- Keep ventilation openings beneath and around the motor base unobstructed.
- Unplug the appliance when it is not in use.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Countertop cooking blender |
| Motor Power | 1700 watts |
| Power Source | Corded electric |
| Automatic Blending | Yes |
| Smoothie Cycle Duration | Approximately 1 minute |
| SouperBlast Cycle Duration | Approximately 7 minutes |
| Soup Heating Method | Blade friction |
| Approximate Soup Temperature | Up to approximately 150°F / 70°C |
| Short Cup Capacity | 30 fluid ounces |
| Oversized Cup Capacity | 45 fluid ounces |
| SouperBlast Pitcher Capacity | 34 fluid ounces |
| Blade Type | Removable extractor blade |
| Dishwasher-Safe Cups | Yes, top rack on normal cycle |
| Blade Dishwasher Safe | No |
| Motor Base Dishwasher Safe | No |
| Cord Length | 39.3 inches |
| Dimensions | 15.16 x 15.16 x 13.11 inches |
| Weight | 14.74 pounds |
| Warranty | 1-year limited warranty |
Product History
The NutriBullet Rx was introduced as a higher-powered development of the original NutriBullet personal-blender concept. The Rx expanded the format by adding larger vessels, automated processing cycles, and a dedicated vented pitcher for heated soup preparation.
The N17-1001 became one of the principal North American model identifiers associated with the Rx platform. Product documentation continued to identify the appliance as the NutriBullet Rx rather than as part of the original Magic Bullet blender family.
NutriBullet later expanded its blender range with full-size pitcher blenders, combination systems, and newer personal-blender models. Those systems use different blade, cup, control, and motor designs and should not automatically be treated as successors with interchangeable components.
Key Features
- 1700-watt motor base
- Automatic one-minute smoothie processing cycle
- Separate seven-minute SouperBlast cycle
- Friction-based heating for compatible soup recipes
- Vented pitcher specifically designed for heated blending
- Multiple blending vessel sizes
- Automatic motor speed changes during programmed cycles
- Removable extractor blade
- Blade-removal tool
- Cleaning brush for the extractor blade
- Top-rack dishwasher-safe blending cups
- Stay-fresh storage lid
Package Contents
- 1700-watt motor base
- Extractor blade
- Extractor blade cleaning brush
- 30-ounce short cup
- Comfort lip ring
- 45-ounce oversized cup
- Pitcher lid for oversized cup
- 34-ounce SouperBlast pitcher
- Two-piece vented SouperBlast lid
- Blade-removal tool
- Stay-fresh resealable lid
- User documentation
Compatibility
The N17-1001 uses components specifically designed for the NutriBullet Rx system. Cups, blades, lids, and other parts from different NutriBullet or Magic Bullet families should not be assumed compatible based only on appearance.
The Rx extractor blade is designed to attach to compatible Rx cups and the SouperBlast pitcher. NutriBullet identifies replacement Rx extractor blades separately from blades made for its other personal-blender systems.
The SouperBlast operating mode requires the vented Rx soup pitcher and its corresponding two-piece lid. Standard blending cups are sealed vessels and must not be substituted during heated processing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the NutriBullet Rx N17-1001 a Magic Bullet blender?
No. NutriBullet and Magic Bullet are related appliance brands, but the N17-1001 is identified as a NutriBullet Rx model. Original Magic Bullet cups and blades should not be assumed compatible with it.
How can the exact Rx model be identified?
Check the model label on the motor base and compare it with the product documentation. The N17-1001 designation is useful when researching replacement components and service information.
Does the NutriBullet Rx have regular speed buttons?
No conventional multi-speed control panel is provided. The appliance primarily uses programmed cycles that automatically vary motor operation during blending.
Can the Rx make hot soup?
Yes. The dedicated SouperBlast cycle blends room-temperature ingredients for several minutes, with blade friction raising the temperature during processing.
Does the Rx contain an electric heating element?
No separate heating element is used for soup preparation. Heat is generated through friction from extended high-speed blade operation.
Can hot ingredients be placed in the regular blending cups?
No. The short and oversized cups are sealed during blending and are not intended for hot liquids. Heated preparation requires the vented SouperBlast pitcher.
Why is the SouperBlast pitcher vented?
The vented lid allows pressure and steam to escape as ingredients become warmer. This makes the pitcher suitable for the dedicated heated cycle.
Can the soup cycle be used repeatedly to reheat soup?
The manufacturer’s instructions restrict repeated heated cycles. Previously prepared soup that requires additional heating should be transferred to an appropriate container and heated separately.
Can the Rx cups go in a dishwasher?
Yes. The cups can be washed on the top rack using a normal dishwasher cycle. The manufacturer advises against using a sanitizing cycle.
Can the extractor blade go in a dishwasher?
No. NutriBullet instructs users to clean the blade by hand because dishwasher temperatures may damage the blade’s gasket seals.
How should dried food be removed from a blending vessel?
A vessel can be partially filled with room-temperature soapy water and operated briefly according to the cleaning instructions. The parts should then be separated, scrubbed as needed, and rinsed.
Does the Rx require permanent installation?
No. It is a countertop appliance that requires a stable, level surface, ventilation around the motor base, and access to a compatible electrical outlet.
Can replacement blades from another NutriBullet model be used?
Compatibility should be confirmed by exact product family. The Rx uses a dedicated extractor-blade design, and blades for other NutriBullet systems may differ in attachment dimensions and drive geometry.
Why does the motor slow down during a smoothie cycle?
The automatic program intentionally changes speed during processing. This allows ingredients to settle before the motor increases speed again later in the cycle.
What warranty applies to the N17-1001?
NutriBullet provides a one-year limited warranty against qualifying defects in materials and workmanship. Coverage is subject to the manufacturer’s conditions, exclusions, and proof-of-purchase requirements.
Buying Considerations
The N17-1001 differs from many traditional countertop blenders because it relies primarily on programmed cycles rather than manual speed adjustment. Users seeking continuous control over several blending speeds should account for this operating design.
The Rx system includes several large vessels and specialized accessories. Its components therefore require more cabinet and storage space than a basic single-cup personal blender.
The soup function has specific operating restrictions. Hot liquids cannot be processed in the sealed cups, and the dedicated vented pitcher must be used for heated recipes.
The removable blade system requires correct tightening and regular inspection. Improper attachment can allow liquid to leak toward the motor base, while blade seals can wear with extended use.
Independent testing and customer feedback also identify noise and overall appliance size as considerations. The high-powered motor can produce substantial sound during operation, and the system occupies more space than smaller NutriBullet models.
Replacement accessories should be selected specifically for the Rx family. Similar-looking cups and blades from other NutriBullet systems may not fit or operate safely.
Customer Feedback Summary
This section provides a generalized summary of recurring public customer feedback and independent product testing. These observations are not verified technical specifications and do not represent first-hand testing by iGiftCardz.
Users commonly report that the Rx produces smooth results from fruits, vegetables, nuts, and other smoothie ingredients. The automatic start-and-stop cycle is also frequently described as convenient because the appliance can complete a programmed blend without continuous button operation.
The soup function receives positive feedback from users who value preparing blended and heated recipes in one vessel. Larger cup sizes are another recurring positive theme, especially when preparing more than one serving.
Reported limitations include operating noise and the physical size of the motor base and accessories. Some users find the system substantially larger than conventional personal blenders and note that storing all included vessels requires additional space.
Cleaning feedback is mixed. The cups are generally regarded as straightforward to wash, while independent testing notes that the extractor blade and narrow areas around the blade assembly can require additional brushing.
Public feedback also contains reports of seal wear or leakage on some units after extended use. These reports do not establish a universal defect but reinforce the importance of inspecting the blade assembly, gasket, and vessel connection before operation.
Related Products
- NutriBullet Original — a smaller personal-blender platform with a lower-powered motor and simpler operating system.
- NutriBullet Pro 900 — a personal blender designed around compact blending cups and a 900-watt motor.
- NutriBullet Ultra — a newer personal-blender family with updated controls and cup design.
- NutriBullet Blender Combo — a full-size blender system that combines a large pitcher with personal blending cups.
- NutriBullet SmartSense Blender Combo — a later full-size system using automatic sensing and multiple blending vessels.
- NutriBullet Rx Extractor Blade — the model-specific replacement blade intended for compatible Rx systems.
Last Updated
August 15, 2026
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