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

In this video we compare the Vitamix blender to the Ninja Professional blender and a Hamilton Beach blender. For this blender comparison we test turning ice into snow, and also making a smoothie from frozen strawberries and fresh kale (a challenging mix!)

Blenders shown in this video from left to right:

Time Stamps
00:00 - Intro
00:24 - Price
01:49 - Hamilton Beach Ice Test
05:36 - Ninja Professional Ice Test
09:05 - Vitamix Ice Test
15:42 - Hamilton Beach Smoothie Test
16:46 - Ninja Professional Smoothie Test
17:46 - Vitamix Smoothie Test
20:11 - Smoothie Comparison
21:41 - Ease of Use Comparison
22:56 - Washability
26:12 - The Smart Buy
31:10 - TL;DR Smart Buy
31:33 - Wattage Compared

In this video we compare three different blenders at very different price points

Vitamix Explorian E320 Blender
◦ Ranging from $332 to $430USD
◦ 1464watts
◦ 64oz BPA free Tritan Pitcher
◦ Aircraft grade stainless steel blades
◦ Self cleaning, dish soap and water, 30 - 60 seconds
◦ 7 year full warranty, covers all parts, performance, two way shipping
◦ Can bring cold ingredients to steaming hot in about six minutes


Ninja Professional Blender
◦ $125 USD
◦ 72oz pitcher
◦ 1100watts
◦ Dishwasher safe and BPA free parts
◦ Blades are friggin' scary
◦ Only a 1 year warranty

Hamilton Beach Wave Crusher
◦ $53 USD
◦ 700watts
◦ 40oz glass jar
◦ 3 year warranty


Thanks for watching this video!

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Blenders shown in this video from left to right:

[AmYisraelChai]

We bought a Vitamix when my daughter was born. It made great baby food, smoothies, margaritas, etc. My daughter is now 13. The Vitamix works as well as the day we bought it. It's truly incredible and totally worth the cost.

[tylerdekrey]

Wasted a lot of money on cheap blenders... never used them long term for many reasons. Bought a Vitamix, use it nearly every day and haven’t looked back. So worth the investment.

[DarksouIjah]

I have a Vitamix and I absolutely love it. Just a tip....you should always start the Vitamix on low and then turn to the desired speed and then back to the lowest setting when you're done. Less chance of breaking the motor and will prolong its life as well.

[DanPocketRocket]

I'll probably never own a Lambo, but the Vitamix is the Lambo of blenders!

[joycejacobs]

Vitamix is the texture I want for my smoothies

[jackblakeney]

The reason the Vitamix works so well (I have two vintage 70's models in stainless) is the fact that it has a motor with the torque of a diesel tractor coupled with blades that are. well.. they're not really blades at all. They could more properly be called pulverizing bars. Rather than attempting to slice food into ever-smaller bits, the Vitamix just obliterates it through sheer unbridled force. I was attempting to make cashew cream for a vegan dish, and pretty much burned out my old blender. A good friend lent me a Vitamix, and it was a revelation. No bits, no chunks, just smooth cream. That same day, I started scouring Ebay for vintage models, and picked up a perfectly working unit with original manuals for $75.

[mrgold]

My mom had a Vitamix for almost a decade and handed it down to me. I handed it down to my daughter after 5 years of perfect use. My daughter is still using the Vitamix after +4 years. I didn't read the manual and put the container in the dishwasher for years. It eventually jacked up the blade mechanism (dishwasher heat probably removed the blade lubrication and rusted it out bearings). Called Vitamix for the right part number for a replacement part (just too many models). Vitamix just sent me a brand new container as a replacement for free for a +15 year old blender. Can't find that level of customer service now days. Buy a Vitamix today and your Grandkids will be using it decades from now for their family.

[zaiochan]

Only 5k subscribers! Are you kidding me!
This channel for sure deserves 100 times more subscribers.
The effort and attention for details that goes into these reviews is admirable. Keep it up!

[MoiraForsythe]

We bought a VitaMix as our first "big" household purchase 28 years ago! Used it for smoothies, soups, hummus, you name it. Easy clean-up. It JUST crapped out this year. I bought a Nutribullet and was sad for 6 months. Just ordered another VitaMix for the remainder of my days. No comparison.

[meganvansipe]

This was an absolute perfect review! I’ve had the first two blenders before and that’s really accurate to how they both perform. I’ve got a vitamix on the way and I can’t WAIT. Thanks for making such detailed comparisons for us!

[aliciabowie]

I bought a Vitamix about 5 years ago BEST investment I could have ever made. I absolutely love the performance.

[Amanda-ksmg]

me watching this as I chew my smoothie from my ninja blender: 👁👄👁

[justdora]

Your reviews are always spot on. Thorough, fair and well researched. I've owned a Vitamix for over 6 years. It's a power horse and definitely worth the $. I started with a personal blender, just to make sure that I could justify the expense. Graduated eventually to the Vitamix and have never regretted it. You're right, deciding how often you use it and what you want to make, will help you decide which is best for you. Great video !

[scottsanderson]

I've owned the ninja and vitamix. Vitamix for the win. Tossed my ninjas.

[LolaOpheliac]

I have a vintage Vitamix from the 70s and that beast still blends ANYTHING you put in it. Absolutely worth the price tag.

[careyawalker]

Hands down best review I've seen in a really long time. Thanks!

[Yegolev]

Thanks for basically making the smoothie that I make (fresh kale, frozen strawberries, kefir, frozen blueberries, etc), that really gave me direct knowledge of what I would see in my own kitchen. Seven thumbs up.

[BelfastBiker]

I just wasted 3 hours looking for an affordable smoothie maker, and I should have just watched this video first and saved for a vitamix.

[mentholdeathray]

I never thought I’d enjoy a blender review video so much. The host is pleasant and I formative. The tests are straight forward with no fluff. Good job @honestreviews