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The Best Prime Day Vitamix Deals (Including the Blender We’ve Recommended for a Decade)

Blend, blitz, puree: There isn’t a better time to snag a Vitamix.

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Riddley Gemperlein-Schirm
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Updated July 17, 2024 07:43AM EDT
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Straight to the Point

You can find more of our favorite Prime Day deals here.

If you’ve read this, this, or this, you’d know we’re big fans of Vitamix. Their blenders perform well, they are easy to use, they last—and there are a lot of specifics between these.

The one thing that’s not so great about Vitamix is that they’re expensive…and aren’t often discounted. This is why when Vitamix products do go on sale, it’s worth paying attention. Prime Day is one of those times! Here are our favorite Vitamix deals happening right now.

The Best Vitamix Deals, at a Glance

  • The Absolute Best Vitamix Blender: Vitamix 5200 Professional-Grade Blender

    Vitamix 5200 Professional-Grade Blender

    Amazon

    Orig. $550 $402 at Amazon

    Let’s shout it for the folks in the back: YOU CANNOT BEAT THIS BLENDER! We’ve been recommending the 5200 since Kenji first tested it back in 2014. What’s so great about it? For starters, its tapered blending jar creates a vortex that pulls ingredients into its blades—creating super-smooth sauces, smoothies, and soups. And its control panel couldn’t be simpler to use with just two switches and a dial. It’s all power, no fuss.

    Vitamix 5200 Professional-Grade Blender filled with orange smoothie

    Serious Eats / Will Dickey

  • The Most Powerful Immersion Blender: Vitamix Immersion Blender

    A vitamix immersion blender

    Amazon

    Orig. $200 $130 at Amazon

    The Vitamix immersion blender is absurdly powerful and comfortable to hold onto (thanks to the silicone padding on its handle). Plus, it has a variable speed button that can easily be adjusted with just your thumb (rare!). Right now, the three-piece set—which includes a whisk attachment and a storage case—is $70 off. (Note: The standalone Vitamix immersion blender is also discounted, but the sale isn't nearly as good as this set.)

    Vitamix Immersion Blender on Counter with carrotts, onions, and cutting board

    Serious Eats / Tamara Staples

  • A Smart, Sleek Blender: Vitamix A2300 Professional-Grade Blender

    Vitamix Ascent Series A2300

    Amazon

    Orig. $550 $380 at Amazon

    With a wide blending canister, an LED screen, and container-recognition capabilities, we think this is a particularly good blender for smoothies. We like that it has a pulse button and a 10-speed control dial—a nice mix of techy and manual features.

    Hand stirring blended peanuts in the Vitamix Ascent Series A2300

    Serious Eats / Tamara Staples

  • A Newer Vitamix Blender: Vitamix Propel Series 750 Blender

    a vitamix blender against a white background

    Amazon

    Orig. $630 $400 at Amazon

    This new blender from Vitamix is a good option for those who still want simple controls, but also appreciate some presets (like settings for smoothies, soups, and cleaning). The control panel is actually similar to the 5200, our favorite Vitamix of a decade, but its jar is wider. While it doesn't blend as effectively as a tapered blending jar, it's easier to scrape clean.

    A person using a Vitamix blender to blend a smoothie.

    Serious Eats / Russell Kilgore

  • An Excellent Countertop Composter: Vitamix FoodCycler FC-50

    Vitamix FoodCycler FC-50

    Amazon

    Orig. $400 $280 at Amazon

    We actually really, really like this countertop composter. It turns food scraps into compost in a matter of hours and comes with lids that effectively keep smells contained. If outdoor composting is hard where you live and you’ve got the countertop space, give the FoodCycler a go.

  • A Smaller, Cheaper Vitamix Blender: Vitamix Explorian Series E-310 Blender

    Vitamix E310 Explorian Blender

    Amazon

    Orig. $380 $330 at Amazon

    This is a fine starter Vitamix. It features a smaller, 48-ounce blending container and a straight-forward control panel comprised of a couple of switches, a speed dial, and a pulse button. It’s not the biggest, most powerful Vitamix out there—but it’s also not priced to be.

    Person holding the Vitamix E310 Explorian Blender as it rests on its base

    Serious Eats / Tamara Staples

  • A Blender With a Food Processor Attachment: Vitamix A3500 Gourmet SmartPrep Kitchen System

    vitamix a3500 with food processor attachment

    Amazon

    Orig. $900 $800 at Amazon

    In our test of Vitamix blenders, this one crushed making smoothies. We've also reviewed the Vitamix food processor attachment and found that it worked quite well, shredding beets and blending hummus with ease and aplomb. Right now, you can get the blender and the food processor together for $100 bucks off.

    vitamix food processor and blender base with the lid on the marble counter

    Serious Eats / Grace Kelly

FAQS

What's the best Vitamix blender?

Our favorite blender is the Vitamix 5200 Professional-Grade Blender. You can read more about its pros and cons here.

When do Vitamix blenders go on sale?

They do go on sale, but not super often. Prime Day, Black Friday, and Cyber Monday are good times to look for deals on Vitamix products.

Why We’re the Experts

  • Riddley Gemperlein-Schirm is the senior commerce editor at Serious Eats. 
  • She’s been with the site since 2021 and has been reviewing kitchen equipment for more than six years. 
  • We’ve reviewed a lot of Vitamix blenders and even put together an article comparing them all.

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