The NutriBullet 900W Mega Pack (model NB9-1107AK) is widely available through major Australian retailers. The official Australian distributor, Bullet Brands AU, promotes the model prominently in its NutriBullet range. It is also stocked by retailers including Harvey Norman, Myer, The Good Guys and Bing Lee, giving Australian buyers several established retail options.
Whether that popularity translates into the right purchase for you depends on what you actually need from a blender. This page breaks it down.
Who This Blender Is For
The NB9-1107AK is built around a single core use case: blend directly into the cup you drink from. That personal-serving workflow suits:
- Solo users or couples who want quick smoothies, shakes or protein drinks without the cleaning overhead of a full-size blender jug
- Busy households that want multiple cups on hand — the Mega Pack includes three cups (two 700ml and one 500ml), which reduces the need to wash between uses
- Users who want versatility between wet and dry blending — the pack includes both a stainless steel Extractor Blade (for smoothies and shakes) and a Milling Blade (for dry ingredients like coffee beans, spices or grains)
- Buyers with limited bench or storage space — at 422mm tall, 375mm wide and 171mm deep, the base footprint is compact relative to countertop blenders
It is not designed for hot soups, hot beverages or carbonated liquids. The manufacturer explicitly states the cups are not suitable for either. If those are regular use cases for you, this is the wrong product.
Verified Strengths
900W motor with hands-free operation The motor base runs at 900W and supports hands-free blending: once the cup is locked into the base, it runs without you holding it. That is a convenience feature not present on all personal blenders at this price point.
Two blade types included Most entry-level personal blenders ship with a single extractor blade. The Mega Pack includes both the Extractor Blade (for wet blending) and the Milling Blade (for dry ingredients). This meaningfully extends what the machine can do without buying accessories separately.
Generous cup count for the price Three cups — two 700ml tall cups and one 500ml short cup — at a verified retail price of AUD $119.95 is solid value for a personal blender bundle. Having multiple cups ready to go reduces friction during busy mornings or when multiple household members use it.
BPA-free Tritan cups All cups are made from BPA-Free Tritan material, as confirmed by the official Australian distributor listing.
Removable blades and safety lock Blades are removable (confirmed across multiple Australian retailer listings), which simplifies cleaning. A safety lock mechanism is also included.
Wide Australian retail availability Available directly through the official Australian distributor and stocked by major Australian retailers including Myer, The Good Guys, Bing Lee and Harvey Norman. That broad availability matters for warranty service, returns and competitive pricing.
12-month warranty A 12-month warranty from date of purchase is confirmed across the official NZ regional site and multiple Australian retailers.
Trade-offs and Limitations
Single speed only There is no variable speed dial. Operation is push, twist and blend — one speed setting. For most smoothie and shake applications this is not a practical limitation, but users who want precise speed control (for example, gently pulsing chunky salsas or building texture in dressings) will find this constraining.
Not suitable for hot or carbonated contents The manufacturer is explicit: do not use the cups for hot soups, hot beverages or carbonated liquids. This is a harder constraint than it might appear — it rules out blending warm ingredients and then transferring to the cup to drink, as residual heat can still be an issue. A full-size blender with a heat-resistant jug is the appropriate tool for hot blending.
Personal-serving format only The largest cup is 700ml. This is appropriate for one generous serving but not for making a batch to serve multiple people in one go. The form factor is a genuine limitation if your use case involves family-sized quantities.
Unresolved specifications RPM, cord length and electrical input rating (voltage/frequency) were not found in any publicly accessible source reviewed. If any of these matter to your purchase decision — for example, if you are considering using this on a voltage different from Australian standard — those details are not available from current published sources and should be confirmed with the retailer or manufacturer before purchase.
Weight At approximately 4.27 kg (per The Good Guys listing), this is not a lightweight appliance. It is unlikely to be moved frequently once placed on the bench.
Key Verified Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model | NB9-1107AK |
| Motor Power | 900W |
| Colour | Black (Matte Black) |
| Speed Settings | 1 (push, twist and blend) |
| Blades Included | Extractor Blade + Milling Blade (stainless steel) |
| Cup Capacities | 2 x 700ml tall cups, 1 x 500ml short cup |
| Cup Material | BPA-Free Tritan |
| Hands-Free Blending | Yes (lock-in base operation) |
| Safety Lock | Yes |
| Removable Blades | Yes |
| Height | 422mm |
| Width | 375mm |
| Depth | 171mm |
| Weight | ~4.27 kg |
| Warranty | 12 months from date of purchase |
| RRP (AUD) | $119.95 |
| Hot Liquid Suitability | Not suitable |
| Carbonated Liquid Suitability | Not suitable |
In-box contents: 900W motor base, extractor blade, milling blade, 2 x 700ml tall cups, 1 x 500ml short cup, 2 x lip rings, 1 x vessel grip, 1 x flip top lid, user guide.
Buying Considerations
Is the Mega Pack worth it over a standard NutriBullet 900? The defining differences in the Mega Pack are the three-cup bundle and the inclusion of the Milling Blade alongside the Extractor Blade. If you only ever plan to make smoothies and will clean the one cup each time, a standard pack may suit. If you want multiple cups ready to go, or you have a genuine use for dry-ingredient milling, the Mega Pack adds clear practical value.
Price The verified RRP is AUD $119.95. Availability at major Australian retailers means competitive pricing is common — it is worth checking current pricing across Harvey Norman, Myer, The Good Guys and Bing Lee before purchasing, as sale pricing is frequently observed at this price tier.
Warranty servicing With the official Australian distributor (Bullet Brands AU) and multiple major Australian retailers stocking this model, warranty servicing and parts availability are more accessible here than for grey-market or internationally sourced units. Buying locally is the safer path for support.
What it does not replace A 700ml personal blender cup does not replace a full-size blender for batch cooking, hot soups, large smoothie batches, ice crushing for cocktails or anything requiring a large jug. If those are regular tasks, consider a full-size countertop blender alongside or instead of this unit.
Verdict
The NutriBullet 900W Mega Pack NB9-1107AK is a well-specified personal blender that earns its popularity through a practical combination of 900W power, hands-free operation, dual blade types and a generous three-cup bundle — all at a verified RRP of $119.95. The single-speed operation and strict prohibition on hot and carbonated contents are real constraints, but they are inherent to the personal blender category at this price point rather than failures specific to this product.
For someone who wants quick, low-effort single-serve blending with enough accessories to avoid constant washing up, and who has no need for hot blending or batch quantities, this is a well-evidenced choice. The breadth of Australian retail availability also makes it straightforward to purchase with local warranty support.
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