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Question: Is this model still compatible with mason jars?
Document: Of course they still leach a wide range of the other crap ALL plastics leach, but such is life in the modern age. People wanting to avoid the plastic entirely (except the blade assembly) could go for theTribest PB-350 BPA Free Mason JarMason jar version. However, I have found the blending power is greatly diminished using the Mason jars.
I love this Tribest Personal Blender, it's great! Very glad they have BPA-free containers. I recommend to friends that they consider getting the Tribest PB-350 since that has the glass mason jar attachment. I bought the mason jar attachment separately after realizing I wanted to be able to blend stuff in mason jars (cool!) also. Very glad I got the Tribest personal blender!
So long as you notice when it happens, you can glue it back in.I don't consider any of these issues serious enough to put me off recommending this blender. Although I do wish the blades were not so expensive to replace, since they are the weak point in the whole device.>> TIPS &lt;&lt;- See my cleaning brush recommendation above. It will make life easier.- Don't expect great performance from the PB300/350 Mason jar version.
I've had this for about eight years now. At the time I bought it, Magic Bullet reportedly had reliability problems (I don't know if that is still true). I have a friend who has a recently purchased Magic Bullet, and the Tribest is much quieter. If it broke, I would buy another. I am extremely pleased with it.
Like most of my "reviews" this is in two sections. If you don't like or don't have the time for a lengthy review, read just the IN BRIEF section. If you want to read a lot about this potential purchase, read the FULL REVIEW section.&lt;&lt; IN BRIEF >>Great blender. Used multiple times a day over many years and is still going strong. Powerful motor for its size. Has some leaking blade issues, after a few years.
I've had this blender for 10 days or so and wanted to write about how satisfied I am. It was exactly what I was searching for.. Better than cheap quality blenders, but still small and portable. I got it mainly to make blended protein shakes. I mix a banana, 3/4 scoop chocolate protein and a cup of almond milk (sometimes I add peanut butter).The convenience of the blender basically makes it so that I drink more shakes.
I still love mine. It still works like new. They are at Target for $50 or at Cosco for $45, but at Cosco you get two taller cups that I didn't get with the one I got at Target. I bought the two taller cups here on Amazon for an add'l $18, which was worth it b/c I use this blender EVERY DAY. I wish I had known you get more for less at Cosco w this bullet.
After  much research I bought this blender about 14 months ago. My husband drinks a 16 oz. smoothie every morning. I liked this for 3 reasons, I like that I could prepare it ahead of time the night before, since you could invert the "jar" with the lid on and no leaking. It had a large "jar",  most only have the 12 oz cup. Also, I liked this one initially because it offered the option of using canning jars.
My friend (who bought that model) would ALWAYS have lots of chunks in her smoothie. It just wouldn't blend well enough due to the jar adapter constricting the flow around the blades.- If you want to keep the blades super sharp, this tool does the trick nicely:Smith's PP1 Pocket Pal Multifunction SharpenerorCorona AC 8300 Sharpening ToolI have both of these. For some reason I use the Corona one as a preference. I might touch up the blades every 6 months or so.
love it. throw that bullet out and get a real personal blender. very powerful. what else is there to say? ?
Answer: Yes I believe so , In fact the containers themselves look like mason Jars