Brilliant review, but I'd love to see a complete one of these two exact big boys in different uses, like soups, pesto, floors and ice cream. I know that also peanut butter for example is a very hard task for a blender and would be interested to see how the two compete.
I just got the Sage Super Q, and I had the Vitamix Prep 3. I noticed that when using the Sage Super Q with the "smoothie" preset I get A LOT MORE air in the mix compared to the Vitamix. Seems like the Vac Q is a must have with this machine if you make a lot of smoothies.
The problem is not in the blenders but in the form of jug, like the kuvings blend bad but the size of the jug is so small and made in a way that it create less air when you blend and when you open the lid there is almost not air..... Anyway buy a swelling lid with pompe works much better the the vac q soon i will be doing a video
@@radydragoon I think it's more because the Sage uses different speeds while mixing, pulsing the food so it jumps in the air and gets more air. Compared to the Vitamix which mostly relies on the vortex it creates (created by the form of the jug like you wrote). I still have to buy the Vac Q. You don't recommend it?
@@radydragoonI read that the Vitamix tall jug (5200) prevents this air and fluffy texture problem because it’s narrower jug and thus the liquid isn’t being smashed into the jug walls as much as with the wider shorter jug
Thanks for the video. I am going to get our Vitamix 2300 soon. I have not used one of these, but my general observation is as follows: 1- I am baffled why result of Vitamix is thicker than the result of Super Q. Vitamix operated under normal air pressure, hence injecting more air into the mix than Super Q, hence more runny result was expected. By the same logic, Super Q under relative vacuum, is supposed to result thicker mix, but it did not. If we assume you were accuratly filling both machines with the same ingredient amounts (because you did not show if you were measuring ingredients accurately), the only explanation could be the shape of blades. Flat blade on Vitamix is less prone to introducing air into the mix. It would have been helpful if we knew how long each machine was run and at what max. RPM. All these factors are relevant. 2- A side note; on Super Q, at the end of the operation (7:10), you don’t release air. You release air when air is compressed (like the tire of your car), not when we are dealing with relative vacuum . With vacuum, you let air in......thanks again.
Mohammad Petgar….Wow.. where are you getting your information from? Your interpretation on how vacuum blending works is completely wrong. The less air the runnier and smoother the results…. This Sage( Breville) has the same blade shape as the vitamix. There was a lot more air( Oxidgenation) in the vitamin smoothie. I dont even understand how you came up with that opinion! Its like you watched a completly different video.
Here is lots of info from my experience: Yes, in general things exand in the vacuum, but this thing is so weak it barely makes negative pressure. It is likely closer to no pressure, than negative pressure. I have the Super Q, and it is next to my Vitamix, and I need to make a desicion soon, as I cannot have both taking up this space. Other vacuum aftermarket add-ons: I am wondering if the Vacuum jug and pump from OKRaw will be worth it. Its about $200 for a new jug with vacuum that will work with my Vitamix. But I feel stupid paying for a new jug I dont need, and a vacuum system that can be made for no more than $15, yet we as a collective are so stupid and lazy, we will buy this trash. There is a guy who used refgular plumbing parts and made a manual vacuum for the Vitamix, and I may even try that. As I think ANY battery pump is just not going to be the maximum negative pressure. I do mason jar vacuum canning , and a quality hand pump for $20 is my more powerful, AND much much faster than 3 of the battery pumps I tried, including Breville. Good things about the SuperQ/Sage Breville: The one thing I like better on Breville is the noise, it is less. But, its not like smoothies take long. Also, I tried to make peanut butter with the Breville, even adding oil...it sucks. Dont bother. The Vitamix I have is old, and it actually makes peanut, walnut, almond butter with NO added oil, BUT, it overheated a couple times, then kept working. While I like the lights and the time and such on the Breville, it is really useless unless you have a mix that is maybe 2 or more minutes and you set it, and walk away. Practicality: There is ZERO times I needed that in the many years I have used the Vitamix. We always try new things. We also use a masicating Omega juicer with it, so carrots and lemons, or other fruit with peel go there, and veggs go in the blender. You get fiber and juice. Throw in lemon grass, ginger, tumric, No problem. for the Omega, while lemon grass is very hard frozen. Vacuum: it is the way to go. See OKRaw comparisons on TH-cam. Also, the nutrition is higher, AND if you put in Mason vac jar, it stays fresh longer. BUT, I only get a OK vacuum with Breville 1 out of 5 tries. FORGET IT! And its a WEAK vacuum! Like Rady said, it needs to pumps, or a manual compatibility. These companies try and make things work only with the brand and it ruins such complications when the problem has been long before solved. Adopt such things I say...but nope, they screw it up like this.
When you've made a Smoothie into vitamix, you turn it on to spin an extra 25 seconds at first speed. That way he'il flush out all the air that's in the Smoothie. :)
I also have a vitamix A3500i. I've been using it for years. I only gave you advice on how to get air out. You don't have to be so pushy and pretend to know everything. I wish you all the best
@@savaandjelkovic2847 i am pushy or anything once you have a vacuum blender you will understand that it. The vitamix if it has a smaller jug and vacuum would be the best but does not
My man I just bought the super q. Only downside,is the awful lid that’s impossible to get off. All they had to do was make a semi flexible lid, not one that takes 15 seconds to get off. How do you do it ? Can you just use the tab to lift or do you have to lift it from multiple sides..
@@radydragoon thanks I figured it out . I only put the lid down 2/3 of the way, it’s good enough seal and it comes off much easier and don’t need to use the loop handle
Just a suggestion here: when using your phone try putting your phone sideways as it will look more like a real camera and easier for us to see the end product of your videos.
the vacuum hardly works...sucks. ALL the videos edit the part of vacuum, even you, because it takes so long. It would have been nice to use a standard vcuum head so we can use a manual pump, which is much faster. I can hardly get it to seal. Its a great theory, mostly fails in reality.
yes and no, i mean me and my gf we have both blenders but we use more the sage cause the final result is better, i will do an other video soon and i will talk better cause i have been testing them more and more
Brilliant review, but I'd love to see a complete one of these two exact big boys in different uses, like soups, pesto, floors and ice cream. I know that also peanut butter for example is a very hard task for a blender and would be interested to see how the two compete.
idk why but this is maybe the best rewiew i have ever seen thanks dude
cause it's real and no one pays me to do so heheh
@@radydragoon yeah i think thats it , i am going to get the sage super q xD
@@ehreehre9621 i will do an other video about both but yeah for me sage is my one
@@radydragoon how do you clean it ?
@@clickbait9486 water with soup, just dry it with the paper after washing it so it stay new
Thanks for the video.... I'm just about to buy Sage super Q......
I'm impressed that the Vitamix is totally clean the top half after blending. It didn't throw food to the ceiling
Thanks for the video, I just bought the vitamix a3500i.
Wow beautiful comparison
I just got the Sage Super Q, and I had the Vitamix Prep 3. I noticed that when using the Sage Super Q with the "smoothie" preset I get A LOT MORE air in the mix compared to the Vitamix. Seems like the Vac Q is a must have with this machine if you make a lot of smoothies.
The problem is not in the blenders but in the form of jug, like the kuvings blend bad but the size of the jug is so small and made in a way that it create less air when you blend and when you open the lid there is almost not air..... Anyway buy a swelling lid with pompe works much better the the vac q soon i will be doing a video
@@radydragoon I think it's more because the Sage uses different speeds while mixing, pulsing the food so it jumps in the air and gets more air. Compared to the Vitamix which mostly relies on the vortex it creates (created by the form of the jug like you wrote). I still have to buy the Vac Q. You don't recommend it?
@@radydragoonI read that the Vitamix tall jug (5200) prevents this air and fluffy texture problem because it’s narrower jug and thus the liquid isn’t being smashed into the jug walls as much as with the wider shorter jug
@@Cooliewhistles that's true
@@radydragoon my man is the super q still working well three years later and highest recommendation from you, or you move onto a different blender?
It’s a shame that Vitamix hasn’t come out with a vacuum carafe for their machines!
This vacuum is a gimmick. No way that little popcorn fart of a machine is actually pulling a vacuum on the container.
Thanks for the video. I am going to get our Vitamix 2300 soon. I have not used one of these, but my general observation is as follows:
1- I am baffled why result of Vitamix is thicker than the result of Super Q. Vitamix operated under normal air pressure, hence injecting more air into the mix than Super Q, hence more runny result was expected. By the same logic, Super Q under relative vacuum, is supposed to result thicker mix, but it did not. If we assume you were accuratly filling both machines with the same ingredient amounts (because you did not show if you were measuring ingredients accurately), the only explanation could be the shape of blades. Flat blade on Vitamix is less prone to introducing air into the mix. It would have been helpful if we knew how long each machine was run and at what max. RPM. All these factors are relevant.
2- A side note; on Super Q, at the end of the operation (7:10), you don’t release air. You release air when air is compressed (like the tire of your car), not when we are dealing with relative vacuum . With vacuum, you let air in......thanks again.
Your assumption that with air it must be more runny is completely wrong.
Mohammad Petgar….Wow.. where are you getting your information from? Your interpretation on how vacuum blending works is completely wrong. The less air the runnier and smoother the results…. This Sage( Breville) has the same blade shape as the vitamix. There was a lot more air( Oxidgenation) in the vitamin smoothie. I dont even understand how you came up with that opinion! Its like you watched a completly different video.
Here is lots of info from my experience:
Yes, in general things exand in the vacuum, but this thing is so weak it barely makes negative pressure. It is likely closer to no pressure, than negative pressure. I have the Super Q, and it is next to my Vitamix, and I need to make a desicion soon, as I cannot have both taking up this space.
Other vacuum aftermarket add-ons:
I am wondering if the Vacuum jug and pump from OKRaw will be worth it. Its about $200 for a new jug with vacuum that will work with my Vitamix. But I feel stupid paying for a new jug I dont need, and a vacuum system that can be made for no more than $15, yet we as a collective are so stupid and lazy, we will buy this trash.
There is a guy who used refgular plumbing parts and made a manual vacuum for the Vitamix, and I may even try that. As I think ANY battery pump is just not going to be the maximum negative pressure. I do mason jar vacuum canning , and a quality hand pump for $20 is my more powerful, AND much much faster than 3 of the battery pumps I tried, including Breville.
Good things about the SuperQ/Sage Breville:
The one thing I like better on Breville is the noise, it is less. But, its not like smoothies take long. Also, I tried to make peanut butter with the Breville, even adding oil...it sucks. Dont bother. The Vitamix I have is old, and it actually makes peanut, walnut, almond butter with NO added oil, BUT, it overheated a couple times, then kept working. While I like the lights and the time and such on the Breville, it is really useless unless you have a mix that is maybe 2 or more minutes and you set it, and walk away.
Practicality:
There is ZERO times I needed that in the many years I have used the Vitamix. We always try new things. We also use a masicating Omega juicer with it, so carrots and lemons, or other fruit with peel go there, and veggs go in the blender. You get fiber and juice. Throw in lemon grass, ginger, tumric, No problem. for the Omega, while lemon grass is very hard frozen.
Vacuum:
it is the way to go. See OKRaw comparisons on TH-cam. Also, the nutrition is higher, AND if you put in Mason vac jar, it stays fresh longer. BUT, I only get a OK vacuum with Breville 1 out of 5 tries. FORGET IT! And its a WEAK vacuum! Like Rady said, it needs to pumps, or a manual compatibility. These companies try and make things work only with the brand and it ruins such complications when the problem has been long before solved. Adopt such things I say...but nope, they screw it up like this.
who wins rady?🤔
Sage because of the vacuum but watch also my last video
I wonder ...could the vac Q work on the vitamix carafe lid
Swap the plug?
@@catalinababy6068 no
When you've made a Smoothie into vitamix, you turn it on to spin an extra 25 seconds at first speed. That way he'il flush out all the air that's in the Smoothie. :)
Please bro we have Vitamix at home and we know it better then anyone
I also have a vitamix A3500i. I've been using it for years. I only gave you advice on how to get air out. You don't have to be so pushy and pretend to know everything. I wish you all the best
@@savaandjelkovic2847 i am pushy or anything once you have a vacuum blender you will understand that it.
The vitamix if it has a smaller jug and vacuum would be the best but does not
Thanks for the tip - I will try that.
you called the blender Breville and you are using a Sage blender?
Cause the original name is breville and in EU they use sage
I prefer the consistency without air better for digestion tio
My man I just bought the super q. Only downside,is the awful lid that’s impossible to get off. All they had to do was make a semi flexible lid, not one that takes 15 seconds to get off. How do you do it ? Can you just use the tab to lift or do you have to lift it from multiple sides..
it out the lid first and then open it, now it's new itr normal
@@radydragoon thanks I figured it out . I only put the lid down 2/3 of the way, it’s good enough seal and it comes off much easier and don’t need to use the loop handle
I’ll take the vitamix
Just a suggestion here: when using your phone try putting your phone sideways as it will look more like a real camera and easier for us to see the end product of your videos.
Yeah i know 🤯 next video for sure, thanks for the suggestion
I subscribed!!!!
thanks for this! helpful
Big jugs are always better!
Un vero intenditore
the vacuum hardly works...sucks. ALL the videos edit the part of vacuum, even you, because it takes so long. It would have been nice to use a standard vcuum head so we can use a manual pump, which is much faster. I can hardly get it to seal. Its a great theory, mostly fails in reality.
Please watch my last video there is a solution for this problem witch i showed
Smooothieeeeee
That looks like ectoplasm🤣🤣
😹
Vitamix is King
yes and no, i mean me and my gf we have both blenders but we use more the sage cause the final result is better, i will do an other video soon and i will talk better cause i have been testing them more and more
@@radydragoon Please make that video Im curious to see the results and your opinion!
WHY do all these blender demos use Kale!? YUCK!!
Cause kale have so much benefit and it's not easy to blend 🙊
@@radydragoon But it tastes SO AWFUL!
@@bekindtoanimals2189 if put just little you won't test it
@@radydragoon No kale. There are so many better tasting options. No kale.
@@bekindtoanimals2189 what kinda options
Most people are not going to spend 149 extra for a vacuum. It's a gimmick.
Even with the vacuum the price is way less than the vitamix, at least in Australia.