When Vitamix began to make blenders, personal blenders weren’t famous yet. So they put all their efforts into making gargantuan blenders that make lots of power. From the early generation TurboBlend to the latest Ascent series, here’s one thing that all Vitamix blenders have – power. The power and torque that their motor produces enable …
Vitamix S50 Review: A Compact Vitamix Blender with Preset Controls Read More »
When it comes to blenders, Vitamix has been a market leader for several years right now. Their products are so good that competitors like Blendtec make ads that discredit them. But the reviews are almost unanimous — lots of consumers like the versatility that this blender brings to the table. From the first generation, …
Vitamix Ascent Series Comparison: Comparing the Latest Vitamix Blenders Read More »
Buying a brand Ascent series blender from Vitamix will cost as much as $600 for the top of the line A3500. So buying this brand is out of reach for a lot of consumers. Another issue with buying a Vitamix is the size of the container. Almost all of their full-sized blenders come with a …
Vitamix E310 Explorian Review: Budget Option for Smaller Families Read More »
The last Ascent I talked about was the top of the line A3500 that costs close to $550. In terms of features, it has everything you can ask for from a blender that includes a powerful motor, preset controls and great warranty. But if the idea of spending close to $600 does not appeal to …
Vitamix Ascent A3300 Review: Not Quite Top of The Line Read More »
Just in case you don’t know Vitamix has a line line of blenders they call the Ascent. These machines combine the best features found in the first (5200 and Turbo Blend) and second generation (5300, 750, 7500 and 780) blenders. The A3500 is the crème dela crème of Ascent series meaning it’s got all the bells …
Vitamix Ascent A3500 Review: Top of the Line Ascent Read More »
The Ascent series is Vitamix’s line that adds a touch of pizazz to an already very good product. We’re going to look at the cheapest blender in this series, the Ascent 2300. When you look at its features it has the same features as the 7500 but it’s almost $80 cheaper. How is it possible …
Vitamix Ascent A2300 Review: Entry Level Ascent Blender with Not So Entry Level Features Read More »
Vitamix recently has unveiled their newest line called the “Ascent”. The next-generation series is absolutely stunning will a sleek dark finish. Today we will be looking specifically at the Ascent A2500. Under the hood of this blender is a powerful 2.2 horsepower motor that is as versatile as a Swiss army knife. Related: Looking for …
Vitamix Ascent A2500 Review: A Value For Money Vitamix Read More »
Vitamix has a whole gamut of blenders (more than 10) in their product line. This vastness can cause some confusion in the product selection process. That’s the bad news. The good news is I’m here to break things down for you and today we’ll be having a close look at two of their “professional” series blenders …
Vitamix 300 vs 750: The Battle of Professional Blenders Read More »
For years now Vitamix has been the gold standard when it comes to full sized blenders. One of their bestselling products the 5200 has been torture tested numerous times and still come up on top against competing brands like KitchenAid, Oster, Black & Decker, Blendtec, etc. In the link I shared above, America’s Test Kitchen said …
When it comes to blenders, there is only one brand that stands out – it’s the Vitamix Blender, and we’ll be looking at the best options available right now. If you’ve made up your mind on getting one, we’re here to help select the best Vitamix blender. There are more than 20 different alternatives to …
