Blendtec vs Vitamix: Testing High-End Blenders

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The Blendtec Total blender will cost about $380 right now, while the Vitamix Propel 510 blender is currently about $280 on Amazon. Amy with Bestcovery puts them to test to see which can handle blending a soup better. Blendtec wins Amy over with its superior interface and sleek design.
0:17 Intro
0:30 Blender Test Starts
1:18 Blender Comparison
3:00 Head-to-Head Blending
4:00 Final Analysis
Blendtec Total blender thoughts: fave.co/3Sg0UbX
- Larger capacity than Blendtec
- Smaller base
- Better interface
Vitamix Propel 520 blender thoughts: fave.co/3I3aDh8
- Less expensive choice
- Dishwasher safe
- Durable
Find our separate reviews on each of the blenders here:
Blendtec Total Review: • Blendtec Total Blender...
Vitamix Propel 520 Review: • Vitamix Propel 510 Rev...
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Check out our full comparison here: www.latimes.com/bestcovery/blender-comparison-vitamix-vs-blendtec

[@CShannon1991]

When I get enough money, I’m going straight to VitaMix.

[@adriancitoxd67]

Nice video. You can blend with the lid plugs on in both blenders because it has vents to scape steam

[@bestcovery213]

Good tip!