$332 Blender Vs. $53 Blender (Vitamix Vs. Ninja) Ultimate Blender Comparison 

If Vitamix is the Lamborghini of all blenders, then Blendtec is the Ferrari.

Your way of reviewing the three blenders is just amazing and fair .. just want to thank you for the great effort you put and your nice way of demonstrating and explaining! And by the way I was between buying Philips and Ninja for making acai bowl .. Vitamix is quite expensive! Plus didn't come across it in the city where I live.

I love your reviews. Keep it up.

Can you do the vitamix vs the instantpot blender?

I have been going back and forth for months about whether or not I wanted to invest a lot of money in a blender but after watching your video, I recently took the plunge and so far I am enchanted with my Vitamix.😍

So true. Had few before my current Vitamix. Vitamix and Blentec are the best.

Word.

Another satisfied Vita-mix owner. it's worth the investment :)

It's a lot more money up front, but with a 7 year warranty, you're guaranteed an amazing blender for 7 years. If not longer.

@@michaeldorego7313 17 Years here.

Great... what series did you purchases?

How much was it?

Very nice. My $30 Hamilton Beach is still cooking after almost 30 years.

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Vitamix >Lamborghini

but a lambo is pretty much out of reach fior most people, a vitamix which is stiill expensive you can still keep your kidney

LOL, I bought a Ktec (which changed it's name to Blendtec) some 20 odd years ago for $100 or so. It was a demo model that was used over the weekend at a fair. I love this blender so much, these high speed blenders like Blendtec & Vitamix are great. I use it every day and it's still chugging along, I did have to buy a jar or two but the motor is tough.

It will prolong “it is” life? 🤔

@@lovewillwinnn Autocorrect. Sue me.

@@DarksouIjah i love the way you responded to this 😂😂 im definitely using this next ime

@@DarksouIjah Sioux ewe?!?

@@monkeyb1820 I have no idea what you are asking.

what were they thinking with the lid and the blades. they're so hard to clean. Guess you could run soapy water in it but the lid, oh my god.

@@Theonegamefreak the blades are straight out of a horror movie

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Bought a vitamix on prime day for 170 never going back. The main reason I switched was chewing smoothies like you said 😂

@@Theonegamefreak Put them in your dish washer.. Something you can't do with the Vitamix, but I usually waash mine by hand without issue. I use one of those dishwasher pads on a tube that holds the dishwashing liquid. So in reality your hands are not contacting the blades.

Which is also why it keeps working for so long. A lot of people say to start with an entry level appliance to learn if you'll really use it, but I didn't want to get turned off because the smoothies I was making were bad. Plus, after researching I realized that I could resell my Vitamix for much closer to original price than I'd be able to sell the Ninja. I'm super happy with my purchase.

Did you look for a vintage model just to save money, or are the vintage models better in some way?

@@anti-ethniccleansing465 I wouldn't say it's better? I mean, it's stainless, but that means you can't see through it, and the old ones have a side dispenser, but how often will you really use that? The new ones are larger, they have clear carafes, some are more powerful, and they cost $400(+). I like vintage stuff, and the fact that they were 1/4 of the going price was VERY attractive. If I had it to do over. I would still look for a vintage unit, but if I couldn't find one, a new unit at full(ish) price is an investment well worth making If you're actually going to use the thing.

@@jackblakeney2452 Thank you for the thorough response! I bet your stainless steel version keeps cold stuff really cold in it for a long time. :) I was mostly asking because I know, for example, the older KitchenAid stand mixers were beasts that lasted forever and were built so much better than the ones today. So many products these days have been changed to cut corners to save costs and thus their quality has diminished drastically, even though they are still selling the damn things at expensive prices. My mother recently gifted me an Explorian Vitamix E320, totally unexpectedly. She saw me using my magic bullet to make my smoothies, and saw that it would take me a really long time to do it. But I’ve desperately been needing a food processor for a long time, and was considering getting a refund for the blender to put towards the food processor I want, but I am thinking that it would be a mistake because there are many things I think this blender could probably do that a food processor can’t - I just need to do more research into all the things that I can make with this Vitamix that I would enjoy. Just curious… Have you ever made frozen yogurt with your blender? I’ve seen recipes where people mix yogurt with frozen fruit, but that isn’t the type of frozen yogurt I like. Not a big fan of fruit flavored frozen yogurt. I am wondering if you can make plain frozen yogurt in this blender by using just yogurt and ice and then adding the other things to it to make a flavor (my favorites would be adding cream cheese and pulverized graham crackers to make a cheesecake flavor, and another flavor by adding peanut butter and rice crispies to the neutral plain frozen yogurt base). We used to have a unique soft serve type of machine at a pizza restaurant I worked at a couple decades ago that would do this kind of thing, but I don’t know how exactly it worked on the inside of the machine. I am wondering if using this blender would make it come out as more of a slushy type of thing instead of solid solid frozen yogurt to eat on a spoon. Just to be clear, when I used that machine at the restaurant, the frozen yogurt base was already premade (the customer had a choice of choosing either a plain neutral vanilla looking frozen yogurt base or a chocolate base, and then they could add whatever toppings they wanted to and the machine would mix it all up to create a unique flavor).

@@anti-ethniccleansing465 The unit is powerful enough that you could freeze yoghurt in cubes, add those along with whatever you wanted as flavoring, and just grind on! What you get will be super smooth, just don't do it long enough that the mix starts to cook! As far as food processors go, there are a ton of those on ebay for cheap as well. Vintage Cuisinarts don't wear out, and they end up on ebay or elsewhere with full sets of blades and accessories all the time! Have fun looking!

Me too. My Ninja was awful. Vitamix wins every challenge

I had a ninja for a long time but the carafe finally cracked. I found a refurbished e320 more than 3 years ago as an Amazon "deal of the day" so I got $100 off and ultimately paid around $200 for it. It still serves me well today.

I have a Vitamix. I don't think it's worth the money. A refurbished one may be worth it but I really regret paying $400 for a blender I rarely use. The full sized Ninja Professional blender is trash; which is how I ended up with a Vitamix. The og infomercial blue Ninja is still awesome. I still use it regularly but it doesn't make smoothies; it crushes ice way better than the Vitamix. I think you may want to keep looking if you need a powerful blender if really just want to make smoothies. There are likely cheaper options out there. Just don't buy a brand new Vitamix. Try a few from retailers with good return policies. And a Vitamix is not a food processor; it's a blender and that's all it's good for; it's not even all that great at crushing ice without liquid.

@@tybooskie The older version vitamixers were much better than the new brands. As with most things.

@@frenchweewee4444 The best thing is that they still sell Legacy and Explorian models at a steal, especially the anniversary sale.

Fyi costco regularly sells the v1200 Vitamix which is the same as the high end ascent model except it doesn't have the display on it. Quite a bit cheaper! Still has all the same smart functionality that allows you to load recipes through your phone and such

My ninja blender is too small so was searching for one and found this channel. So tempted for vitamix.

Are you kidding me you have to compare apples to apples !

Sad for six months lmao

You sold me on 28 years!! Thank you for sharing this information with us all!!!

What model?

More like the vitamix is the Kirby of blenders the ninja is the Dyson

Still using my VitaMix 3300, since 1976!! It was $300 then. All made in Ohio( now I think made in China). Stainless container. Only sent it back once. Making a smoothie is not much of a test . The salesman demoed grinding up wooden blocks into sawdust No sharp blade, impact liquidus food

I tried to hate on the vitamix for years until I burned out several blenders. It's a big price tag to bite initially, but I can say that it's well worth the money. I take back the jokes I used to make about it. We make smoothies, soups, peanut butter, and ice cream on the regular now. The ice cream it makes has surprisingly, amazing texture. Beats the ninja and nutribullet that we had by miles.

I have a Ninja. I want a Vitamix but I have two ninjas because I wanted a smaller cup, so when I use my smaller cup my smoothie looks like the Vitamix. If I get a Vitamix I will get a smaller cup because I don't want any leftovers.

@@vettriley675 the package that I got from Costco earlier this year came with the big 64 oz jar and two individual to-go smoothie cups. It makes one smoothie and comes with a travel/ drinking lid

The Ninja ?. My first Ninja didn't come with the small cups, but my second one did.

@@vettriley675 no I meant the vitamix did

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I know this was 2 years ago but hows the vitamix? Really want to try it!

@@Itssshudaa AMAZING!! Still absolutely love it!!! It makes things so so smooth. Even soups!

@@meganvansipe that sounds great!! Hope to buy one in the future and thankyou for replying even after 2 years!!

@J S maybe power or resilience

Ninja makes excellent smoothies and you can run it less time because of the multiple blades. And it cost $400 less to boot!

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I have a ninja that I had for 12 years my ninja came with a 6cup and does a great job in liquefing

There are different arrangements of ninja blenders, this is more of a food processor, but they also make more traditional arrangements of blades.

Yess I love listening to her!!

I watched every review possible, comparing the top brands against each other before I purchased a Blendtec 7 years ago. I chose it because the spinach was completely blended in the smoothie, no bits were left. Plus when the guy dropped an entire orange into all of them, I saw what I needed to see. Also, did not like poking around in the container if I don't have to. My mother with Dementia was with us for nine years and that spinach had to disappear or she wouldn't drink it.

If he’s lucky, he’s dead

@@yamatodamashii1179 Tha fuck?

It’s a very simple statement.

@@yamatodamashii1179 Why the hell would you make such a disgusting comment, seriously? Not only saying it’s better for Maggie‘s husband to be dead, but to say that is “lucky” for any of us to be dead. Seek some help, dude.

Right?!

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Same here! I’m rethinking my options. I do use my Ninja a lot, hence I should consider an upgrade

Just found this and you mentioned something that actually also explains, why those three smoothies looked so different. It has to do both with the container design and the blades. When it comes to the Hamilton beach, the kale is half cut half smashed, which releases a lot of green juice, turning the smoothie green. while not as effective, you can see those ribs in the container direct the liquid back into the blades. This is an important part the Ninja seems to be missing, everything goes straight to the sides. what also happens, those blades are so crazy sharp that they actually cut the kale so well that hardly any juice was released as the particles hardly were beaten by the blades. No for the vitamix, you see those vortex ribs direct everything back into the blade over and over. Also the blades, while sharp, are way thicker, so there is some beating action. But also, due to the way higher rpm (although the Ninja is not that slow either) something happens that is called cavitation. tiny bubbles form around or behind the blades due to the rotation speed and those bubbles implode more or less immediately which is like a tiny explosion every time. This may happen for example in pumps or with ships propellers as well, although there it is unwanted, as over time it causes severe pitting in the surface of the propellers or within the pump. So the particles are evenly cut, smashed, and smashed even more through cavitation, which almost grinds everything smooth. and also seems to aerate the liquid somewhat.

Finally! Somebody who actually adds enough liquid to the point where they don't have to chew their smoothies! I also own a ninja, one of the best things I ever got! Got it as a gift from my mom who won it at a work event

I own a simple ninja for years and it still does great and I’ve blended old coconuts in there

I had a Ninja for years and while it served me well, my carafe had finally cracked. I had used a Vitamix in culinary school and I was able to get a discounted rate down to about $200 for my e320. While Ninja does make a decent product, my Vitamix gives me the ability to do far more and is a step up.

Does your Ninja crush ice into small pieces?

Me too, I use their smoothie glass which has its own blades (mine came w 2 glasses and a blade), my smoothies are great. It also came with a food processor attachment with dough hook. All for about $150, and I can make the perfect shaved ice in about 30 seconds for the kids.

You have the Honda Civic (base) of Vitamix's. Try a 7500 or the A3500. Now you're getting into an NSX.

You are a liar

@@johnsullivan8673 Funny, as the NSX is my personal "Dream Car" . . Wife (who is the gourmet cook, and who I'm doing the research for, post my extreme disappointment with the ZERO DURABILITY/QUALITY/Customer (NO) Support of the Ninja "Professional" 1500 Watt machine) said to me as I was drooling over a (mid-90's ) NSX, "You buy that car, and you KNOW what those initials (NSX) are gonna stand for!!" - - Looking back, I should have bought the NSX.......

Problem: homes are not restaurants or cafes. Domestic usage patterns are completely different from commercial, high turnover operations. The vast majority of people will use a blender infrequently, and when they do, they're mostly for smoothies. They're not professional cooks, and they may not even cook frequently. For those people, just getting a cheaper unit for smoothies is probably the better bet.

@@w0mblemania The point I was making was quality of blend not durability (which is still is but my comment was not about that. A smoothie in Vitamix is smoother and clearer than any Ninja or otherwise. The restaurants choose these blenders because of its quality of performance in addition to reliability. If you could not care less about tiny chunks in your smoothie then get yourself a basic blender. A Vitamix can make soups, butters, sorbets, and more in addition. For me it unlocked potential I did not otherwise have in a Ninja blender

@@w0mblemania Cool story bro.

@@SsjHokage Try to think for yourself, instead of relying on outdated memes.

@@w0mblemania No.

@Diamond4C Until you blend kurkuma and the container is orange. Btw you cant cut yourself on Vitamix blades which is nice. Vitamix doesn cut, it crushes.

@@eveoff Then I dearly hope you don’t have any sharp knives in your kitchen. Go ahead and use a hammer. You know, crush instead of cut.

I had the personal ninja, that thing lasted like a few months before it couldn't blend kale properly.

She has an affiliate link to the losing blender. She’s a grifter and you’re a sucker

I was looking at their interesting design for their “stand mixer” recently. It’s the most bizarre thing I’ve ever seen. It sounds like a quality product though.

Yeah. I made the mistake of buying a knockoff competitor (Montel Williams Healthmaster Elite Blender) thinking I could get decent performance and save a few bucks. Not only was it even louder than the Vitamix, but the engine seized up while I was making a smoothie. It would've been cheaper to have bought the best product the first time. Twelve years later, my Vitamix still runs like new.

800 😮

15 years warranty? 😄

@Nydasi, I also have the A3500 (the U.S. version does not have the Australian model's safety lid), and I could not be happier. The A3500 is my fifth Vitamix blender, and I can not imagine purchasing anything else. I have only upgraded to newer models for features, not because there was anything wrong with my older/previous models. From my experience, Vitamix blenders do not break. I always pass the older models on to family members, and to this date, my first Vitamix blender, model 5000, still functions with no issues.

Agreed. Vitamix is the very best.

She went easy on the Ninja, if you put whole Red Kale, you're lucky if you get hairballs in your boba tea straws after blending it 106°F, usually it'll tangle the shaft.