$500 Vitamix vs. $200 Ninja Blender

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[RoofingConnecticut]

I never knew I wanted to see Derek unboxing vids until right now

[omnignarusist]

Vitamix has a 5-7 year warranty. They would replace it for free.

[carsonprice]

I've had a "cheap" 100 dollar ninja for 7 years now and that shit still rips, never had an issue

[joshuasharrock]

Damn it Derek... Now I want ice cream.

[kylenmaple]

When you can’t see his shoulders he just looks like a normal dude 😂

[oli]

Derek out here making content about him not putting enough liquid in his vitamix

[playboicarlos]

Smoothie King uses Vitamix, source: former employee

[TBLUNTZ]

Vitamix is way better. I've been using them for years in a professional kitchen. Not sure how you came to that conclusion.

[larsleonard]

Only problem with the ninja is blending stuff like oats it doesn’t emulsify it. It pulverizes with those blades so it is kinda grainy and has bits and pieces in it instead of being uniform

[freeq]

I have owned both, they both work well. Only thing I would say is cleaning the vitamix is a lot easier and quicker. Other than that, both good blenders

[Meelodin]

My Vitamix is absolutely insanely good. You might have got a lemon, but I do remember the Costco one they had was not a great model, they used cheaper parts.

[gamer]

For real man. I had a ninja for 7 years before it burned out. My new ninja is 3 years ago and still absolutely amazing

[sam]

The trick is to put your liquid first then the protein powder.

[sername]

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[gifgt]

I have one of the older vitamix. The original motor is still going after 20 years. Just had to replace the container once after 11 tears. Their customer service was good.

Unless their quality control has gone downhill, I'd definitely consider buying another one but a basic model again. The more options on something, the greater propensity to break.

How is the nutribullet?

[thecleaner]

I love my Vitamix. Use it every day for my smoothie. It has never let me down

[benilak]

The Ninja is showing some pretty supramechanical characteristics for a blender at that price point. An unassuming appliance but diced to the socks under the hood

[xsw]

i got a old vitamix blender base for $80 and a pitcher with lid for $40 off amazon. Best blender ever, never has burnt out on me, i blend alot of frozen shit. its $500 new

[speeddemon]

The only "issue" I've had with the ninja is that it doesn't blend spinach as smoothly as I'd like.

[deadringer-cultofdeathratt]

Now I like saving money on appliances as much as the next guy, but You’ve gotta be pretty meat headed to mess something up in the vitamix. I use it to blend my oats for protein pancakes. I use it when I want to make peanut/ almond butters (usually just to impress my friends) I also use it for all of my protein shakes since I use almonds and I use it for my soups because why not..
not a single time has something gone wrong. I don’t even have one of the smart ones, I use a C series.
I’m guessing you just throw in your ingredients with no regard to how much water you should be adding and then mindlessly start at speed lv 10.