The Best Vitamix Deals in 2023

Save on this sought-after blender brand

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Allison Wignall
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Allison Wignall is a staff writer for The Spruce Eats who focuses on product reviews. She has also contributed to publications such as Food & Wine, Travel + Leisure, and Southern Living.

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Updated on 01/3/23

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Vitamix 5200 professional grade blender lab test

The Spruce Eats / Tamara Staples

Blenders are an incredibly versatile kitchen appliance, able to create anything from smoothies to salsas to nut butters and more. That said, high-quality blenders—like Vitamixes—tend to also have a hefty price tag, which can put many people off investing in one. If you’re looking for a top-end blender but want to be thrifty, a sale is your best bet for a good deal. Prices on the best Vitamix blenders are always changing, but we constantly keep an eye on discounts to track down the best Vitamix deals for you. Here's what we've found lately.

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    Vitamix 5200 Professional-Grade Blender

    Vitamix 5200 Professional Grade Blender

    Courtesy of Amazon

    Normally $550, Now $387

    The Vitamix 5200 is a simple yet powerful tool, making it an invaluable item in the kitchen. Its interface is clean, featuring just two buttons and one dial. The blending container has a large 64-ounce capacity. Combined with a high-performance motor, the laser-cut stainless steel blades can cut through frozen fruit.

    Each side of the container is angled to funnel ingredients back towards the blades, keeping concoctions smooth and even. Thanks to the blade’s friction heating design, the blender can make and warm soups to a steaming temperature in just six minutes. 

    When The Spruce Eats tested the Vitamix 5200 in our Lab, testers loved the straightforward design and noted that the sound level was about the same as other blenders tested. One area in which the 5200 outperformed the competition, however, was in making peanut butter. Our Lab team also praised the tall container and easy cleanup.

    vitamix 5200 lab test

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    Lab Test Takeaway

    "There was such a huge difference in peanut butter texture, compared to what we made with other models. It wasn't crumbly or like peanut dust—it was actually smooth!" 

    The 8 Best Vitamix Blenders of 2023, Tested and Reviewed
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    Vitamix ONE

    Vitamix ONE Blender

    Amazon

    Normally $250, Now $150

    Our choice for a compact Vitamix, the Vitamix ONE is one of the more affordable options—and even more so right now! Even though its 32-ounce pitcher is smaller than other models, our testers found it's still pretty powerful. They had no trouble making margaritas, smoothies, and garlic aioli.

    Vitamix One Review
    Vitamix One

    The Spruce Eats / Donna Currie

    What Our Testers Say

    "There were no ice chunks or bits of fruit remaining, and it was thick enough that it mounded on a spoon." — Donna Currie, Product Tester

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    Vitamix Professional Series 750 Blender

    Vitamix Professional Series 750 Blender

    Courtesy of Amazon
    Vitamix Professional Series 750 Blender Review

    Normally $630, Now $537

    Our very favorite Vitamix, which we tested in our Lab and at home, is on sale.

    Our home tester ran the 750 blender through a gamut of tests, including making mango and oatmeal smoothies, an iced latte, celery juice, hollandaise sauce, tomato sauce, cashew nut butter, chunky salsa, and whipped cream. She praised the "superior texture" of each. In the Lab test, the 750 was the clear leader in making airy smoothies and large batches of homemade peanut butter.

    Though the Vitamix Professional Series 750 blender does have a large 64-ounce capacity, the container's wide-but-squat build makes it easy to store. The blender has five presets, including smoothies, soups, frozen desserts, purées, and cleaning.

    Vitamix Professional Series 750 Blender Lab Test

    The Spruce Eats / Tamara Staples

    What Our Testers Say

    "I loved the ease of making cashew nut butter, vinaigrettes, granitas, and—using the pulse function—a large batch of chunky salsa." — Renu Dhar, Product Tester

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    Vitamix A3500 Ascent Series Smart Blender

    Normally $650, Now $575

    Another Lab-tested Vitamix, the A3500 is our splurge pick. Thanks to this sale, however, you don't have to splurge quite as much right now. This model is for those looking to do way more than just blend a milkshake. This Vitamix is incredibly high-tech and includes an app with 17 pre-set programs and more than 500 recipes. The motor base is wireless and can automatically adjust to the size of the container you place there. You can simply set a program and walk away—it will stop automatically.

    Vitamix A3500 Ascent Series Smart Blender Review
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    The Spruce Eats / Tamara Staples

    Lab Test Takeaway

    "The built-in timer made everything so much easier!"

Why Trust The Spruce Eats?

Allison Wignall is a writer who focuses on food and cookware. She loves experimenting with her Oster blender, making anything from strawberry smoothies to mint chip milkshakes. Her work has been featured in publications including Food & Wine, Travel + Leisure, and Southern Living.

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