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Blendtec boasts a one blade does it all, both “wet” and “dry” blending in a single container. Both companies offer other options and packages. The Standard packages for each blender comes with a “64oz” volume container or in some cases a 48oz container. This is primarily due to safety the power and force generated by these blenders could easily break glass, and for their size, glass containers would be extremely heavy. Glass blending jars are NOT an option with these blenders. These containers are light-weight, very strong and quite difficult to break. Vitamix Containers & Blendtec Jars – Volume and BladesĬontainers: All current blending containers from both companies are BPA-Free copolyester plastic with volume measurement marks. Both companies are US based and have the majority of their product manufactured and assembled in the USA.īoth Vitamix and Blendtec companies are known for excellent customer service and honoring their warranties without hassle. These blenders are made to last and it is not uncommon to learn about customers that have been using their blender for 10+ years without an issue. The Vita-mix Corporation has been making performance blenders for over 80 years and Blendtec has been making blenders for the home for over 30 years. Extended warranties are available direct from both companies at an additional cost and on occasion club stores such as Costco and Sam’s Club offer warranty extensions as a promotion. The new Vitamix Smart System blenders now have a 10-year warranty to match.

BLENDTEC BLENDER COSTCO FULL

Blendtec’s warranty changed in 2014 to a full 8-year warranty (10-year for the Pro models), thereby becoming the best warranty in the industry. Vitamix set the standard in the industry around 1999 with their 7-Year Full Use warranty. They go far beyond the typical 90-day or 1-year warranty of regular blenders that so commonly fail shortly after the warrant expires. Warranty and Durabilityīoth of these blender brands are built to last and have the best warranty of all household blenders to back it up. The » Blendtec Pro 800 is the absolute quietest. As for which one is “louder”, it all depends upon the specific model as sound level can vary a lot.

Practice with the pulse feature can result in very satisfying results with any model you choose.īoth blenders are loud. The Blendtec 725 comes real close with its 100 speeds. Although, in comparing Blendtec to Vitamix, the low speed variable control of the Vitamix does allow for better chopping results. Most Blendtec blenders come with preset speeds, 6 to 10 depending upon the model the Designer 725 has a 100-speed touch slider.Ĭhopping: Neither blender is designed specifically to be a good chopper. Speed: Vitamix variable speed control has a range of 500 to 37,000 Revolutions per Minute (RPM), allowing for more control at slower speeds.

For the most part differences in their power are negligible. Compared to other blenders, both Vitamix and Blendtec have more power and torque to effectively break-down cell walls and blend any food product. Peak horsepower is a measurement of a single instance of power output under a certain condition resulting in the highest power output possible.Ģ) Horsepower can be measured and reported using different methods and is therefore not a good value for comparison.ģ) True blending performance is dependent upon more factors than just raw power output. We choose to NOT put much weight on advertised horsepower of these blender for a couple of reasons.ġ) Manufacturers advertise “peak horsepower” which is not a true indication of blending power.

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