Compare Platform: Vitamix 780 vs 750

Both Vitamix 750 and Vitamix 780 belong to the G-Series of Next Generations blenders from Vitamix.

 

Compare Design: Vitamix 780 vs 750

The Vitamix 750 and 780 G-series blenders have wider pitcher and longer blades. The shorter pitcher means you don’t have to use the tamper too often and also its easy to remove the mixture from the pitcher. The Vitamix 750 and 780 motor base have sound dampening feature and better air flow. The main difference between the Vitamix 750 and 780 is that Vitamix 780 features responsive Touchscreen Control Panel unlike Vitamix 750 which has the old on/off switch, pulse button and variable speed dials. Vitamix 780 pitcher is slightly shorter (17.2″) than that of 750 (17.5″). The motor base of Vitamix 780 is 8.8″ and that of Vitamix 750 in 7.7″. Both the blenders have Radial cooling fan and thermal protection system.

 

Compare Carafe: Vitamix 780 vs 750

Both Vitamix 780 and 750 have BPA-free co-polyester carafe is lightweight and shatterproof for safety.

 

Compare Safety Features: Vitamix 780 vs 750

Both Vitamix 750 and 780 motor-bases have Automatic Overload Protection which protects the motor from overheating.

 

Compare Motor: Vitamix 780 vs 750

Both Vitamix 750 and Vitamix 780 use the same 2.2 HP motor.

 

Compare Motor RPM

Both Vitamix 780 and Vitamix 750 have a peak RPM of 24,000. Both the machines can friction-cook hot soups and sauces.

 

Compare Pitcher: Vitamix 780 vs 750

Vitamix 750 comes with a 17.5″ (64 ounce) Pitcher and 780 comes with a 17.2″ (67 ounce) pitcher.

 

Compare Blades: Vitamix 780 vs 750

Both Vitamix 750 and 780 feature Laser-cut, 4 in. stainless-steel hammermill and cutting blades.

 

Compare Cleaning: Vitamix 780 vs 750

 

Compare Price: Vitamix 780 vs 750

Vitamix 780 is priced at $699.99 at Vitamix.com. It is not available anywhere else yet.

Vitamix 750 is priced at $597 at Amazon.com

 

Compare What do I get? Vitamix 780 vs 750

Vitamix 780 comes with Cookbook, Tamper and 67 ounce low profile container.

Vitamix 750 comes with Cookbook, Instructional DVD, Tamper and 64 ounce low profile container.

 

Compare Warranty: Vitamix 780 vs 750

Both Vitamix 750 and 780 have a 7 years Manufacturer’s Warranty.

 

Does it have pulse option?

Yes both the machines 780 and 750 have PULSE option to get consistent texture and thickness of smoothies.

 

Compare Where is it manufactured?

Both Vitamix 780 and 750 are manufactured in Cleveland, OHIO U.S.

 

Compare Speed Settings: Vitamix 780 vs 750

Both Vitamix 780 vs 750 have 10-speed settings.

 

Compare Pre-Programmed Settings

Both Vitamix 780 and 750 have 5 preset programs for smoothies, soups, frozen desserts, purees and washing.

 

Compare REVIEWS: Vitamix 780 vs 750

Vitamix 780 Reviews

Brilliant touchscreen is a huge plus – Daniel who used Vitamix 780 revealed in his review that this blender has upped the game with the sturdy glass design that only adds to its truly modern look. He was quite impressed with the ease of choosing between five programs; smoothies, frozen desserts, hot soups, purees and self-cleaning. The speed dial from 1 to 10 and a pulse button ensure that you can also process at slower speeds. The good thing, according to him, is the fact that the touchscreen is made out of hardened glass and the buttons are activated by touch. So you don’t have to worry about changing settings accidentally and having mess all over the blender to clean up later.

Smart compact design – Sue who bought Vitamix 780 revealed in her review that the 64 ounce container is compact and perfect for kitchen countertops. But at the same time it is large enough for mixing soups or making smoothies. You will also find the container ideal for pulverizing vegetables for your regular needs. Overall she found it to be a handy blender that was up to her kitchen tasks and its design made it a delight to work with.

 

Vitamix 750 Reviews

Good machine with some issues – Paul who used Vitamix 750 complained in his review that though it’s highly functional there are several issues that crop up. Firstly he found it to be extremely loud, which was a huge nuisance. Secondly, he thinks it is a very expensive unit when there are several cheaper options that are available. He also noticed a smell when used at high speeds. Finally there was the problem of not being able to scoop things out easily after blending, which meant a lot of waste.

Damaged product – Mitcham who reviewed Vitamix 750 exposed in his review that though he ordered it with a lot of expectations everything went downhill when the package arrived. He suspects the blender was already used because the plastic base was scratched. However when he looked past the issue, it worked fine. It made smoothies as it claimed to and also helped him make hot soup. Cleaning the blender was also a breeze, according to him.

Has design issues – Karen who bought Vitamix 750 exposed in her review that though it worked well it was way too big for one person. It also took a lot of space on her countertop, which she did not expect after going through the infomercials. Another problem for her was while making smoothies as it splashes all over the container and you can’t leave its sight even for a second. According to her, you need another container for dry ingredients, which means more space is taken up. Its motor is fine and it’s nice looking too, but its bulky size is a downer for her. She also wishes that the recipes would be expanded to give more options to users. Besides these crippling design issues it is a decent blender, according to her.