Vitamix

The face of the Vitamix for years has been the 5200. It’s been the bestselling blender for years in Amazon. Product testers like America’s Test Kitchen has torture tested it and passed with flying colors! Even though it has been in the market for more than 5 years, prices still have remained relatively high (currently […]

When you ask people about blenders, I bet 7 out of 10 times they would tell you about the Vitamix. It has been synonymous for producing commercial grade blenders for home use the last decade or so and these machines are pricey! Even refurbished models still go over $300. If you’d buy a top of

Vitamix is one of the best brands right now when it comes to blenders and today we’ll be comparing the 5200 and 5300. In terms of popularity, the 5200 has been an Amazon bestseller for a long time. If you look around juice bars, you’ll probably see something similar. Related: Looking for a great blender

The 5200 is probably the most popular Vitamix blender there is in the market. This is Vitamix’s most popular and scrutinized blender. And other brands have copied it’s design like Cleanblend.   Large consumer review sites like Good Housekeeping and Consumer Reports have given the 5200 very good scores. Related: Looking for a great blender

Editor’s note: In this series, I’ll be comparing different Vitamix blenders from the best-selling 5200 to the newest 780 that has a digital interface. The Vitamix product line has 8 different variants divided into 3 categories – the S-series, C-series and G-series. If you’re familiar with the Vitamix brand you most likely have seen their

Earlier versions of Vitamix blenders all use manual controls that combine toggle switches and rotary dials. From the earliest 1782 model up to the professional series 750, all of these use manual controls. So it is kind of surprising that Vitamix goes in a different direction with the 780. What am I talking about? Well,

In my previous reviews I’ve talked about the 5200, 6300 and the 7500. All these blenders are great options for foodies who only want the best.   Now let’s talk about of what some people say is the “Gold Standard” of Vitamix blenders – the 750. This isn’t the latest but it represents the next

In the world of blenders manufacturers boast of how their powerful their machines are. But when the time comes for the real consumers to use their products it fails to deliver results. While their watt figures are high, they lack torque. And eventually fail when you put use it to make hard to make recipes

When you hear the brand Vitamix I’m sure the first thing that comes to your mind is the large commercial grade blenders that they are most popular for. But not a lot of people know that they also manufacture compact blenders similar to a Nutri Ninja and a Nutribullet. Related: Looking for a great blender

In my previous Vitamix 5200 review, I did mention that one of the downsides is not having any preset settings to help save time. Well great news! Vitamix listened to consumers and has added that feature in their upgraded 6300 blender. These three settings include – smoothies, frozen desserts and soups. Each of the settings