Blender Reviews: Best Omni V,
VitaMix 5200 And Blendtec Blenders
VitaMix 5200 And Blendtec Blenders
Hey blender lovers,
This site is all about blender reviews — more specifically, the best high power (namely, the Omni V, Blendtec, and VitaMix 5200) blenders out there… for those of us who’re seriously into our blenders ;-)
If you’re anything like me, you’ve probably been through your fair share of weak, poorly made and short-lived blenders, that… even brand new… failed to deliver the type of blending capabilities you’d expect.
I mean, is it too much to ask for the dang thing to be able to crush ice?
Isn’t that the purpose of buying a blender — to *BLEND* things?
Well, I’ve come to discover that you need to fork over a little more cash and make an investment in a true high performance machine if you expect seamless blending over the long haul.
I’ve done my research and found a few lean and mean 2 hp and 3 hp blenders that would make any of my fellow blender enthusiasts happy campers. Here’s a hot topic amongst the serious blender users (and my most popular review by far)…
I’ll be providing high quality blender reviews, detailing the pros, cons and other considerations you might want to know about before purchasing your high powered blender. There are lots of companies, styles and features to choose from, so I’ll do the dirty (research) work and help you narrow it down a little…
By doing so, I hope to make your decision a little easier… and in the end, you’ll likely end up with a blender that works like a charm and lasts a lifetime — or at least avoid getting one that breaks down after 2 months (like the Montel Williams Health Master reviews unfortunately pointed out) ;-)
Generally speaking, you’ll want to consider the following when picking out your 3 horsepower blender (or any other high powered equivalent, such as a 2 hp variety — I personally wouldn’t go any lower in power than this… but that’s just me)…
Blender Review Considerations
Before Investing In Your New Blender…
- Frequency of blender use: being that you landed on my performance blender reviews page, I’m guessing you’re like me and plan on incorporating this blender into your daily regimen (as opposed to once or twice a month). If this the case and you plan on being a frequent user, it’s imperative that you find something with a proven and long lasting warranty.
- Overall blender power: again, this isn’t ‘such’ a big deal if you’re simply gonna blend up a little whey protein and water a couple of times per week… but for those who’re wanting to blend up or puree raw foods, ice, soups and other common hard-to-blend items, you’re simply not gonna be happy with a 1 hp blender.
- Size of blender jar: often overlooked, the size of the glass or plastic jar can be a major positive or a major hindrance. Are you planning on blending up meals and snacks for more than one person? Or, if you’re smart (aka a little lazy) like me, would you like the option to be able to blend up enough to throw in the fridge and store for quick snacks later on?
- Blender durability: this goes hand in hand with frequency of use, but other factors to consider have to deal with how well a given blender holds up over time. Most important, how easy is it to clean? Are any of the parts dishwasher safe? What is the blade made up of and what types of tests have been done to assure you of top craftsmanship?
- Blender Manufacturer: as you’ll see throughout my blender reviews, these top tier blenders are no joke. You’re of course getting a lot more blender bang, but you’re also gonna have to shell out a little more blender buck… so it’s important to go with a reputable company (like Omni, Blendtec or VitaMix) who’s been in the game for a while and has a proven track record of excellent customer service.
Of course, there are many other elements to think about… but these seem to be the main areas of interest that most potential blender buyers want to know about before pulling the trigger.
I’ll be covering all of these and more during my in-depth blender reviews, so be sure to click any of the links above to find out more about the Omni blender, the savvy Blendtec blenders, the industry-leading Vita Mix 5200 blender, and all other high powered, performance-packed blenders…
Talk Soon,
Brad Campbell
High Power Blender Reviews Expert
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