High speed blender
We love green smoothies! And if you love green smoothies, you need a high-speed blender. Because only with an extremely powerful blender do green smoothies turn out creamy and fine. Only the particle-free, creamy consistency makes Green Smoothies a real culinary taste experience and a very easily digestible meal. We therefore only offer high-speed blenders in our store that conjure up the finest smoothies even from fibrous leafy greens such as kale or wild herbs. As with all our products, the following applies in particular to the high-speed blenders: we only sell what we can recommend without reservation. Each blender has been extensively tested by us and classified as a recommendable high-speed blender for the "supreme discipline" of green smoothies.
In addition, each high-speed blender has its own particular strengths. You can find out more, for example, in our interactive blender comparison
Overview
- Which high speed blender is right for me?
- How can I recognize a good high speed blender?
- What are the best high speed blender brands?
- What are the best high speed blenders?
- Our high speed blender value proposition
- Our high speed blenders
- I have a question about high speed blenders
Which high-speed blender is right for me?
"Do I want to make only green smoothies with my high-speed blender, or pesto and ice cream as well? And what quantities do I want to make?" The question, "Which high-speed blender is right for me?" - should be answered before you buy. To help you with this, we present 3 blender favorites from different price ranges: Wartmann Blender, Vitamix TNC 5200, and Vitamix Pro 750, and we think there's a blender for everyone in these three high-performance blenders.
How can I recognize a good high-speed blender?
It purees green smoothies fiber-free. That's why we only recommend blenders that do an excellent job of making it creamy, even with changing leafy greens year-round. In addition, each of our blenders has different strengths, so it may be worthwhile to get an overview:
What are the best high-speed blender brands?
While for decades only Vitamix claimed the high-performance blender market, another brand came along in Germany in the wake of the vegan and green smoothie trend: Bianco di Puro from Cologne. The latter positioned itself as an alternative for all those who cannot get used to the classic design of Vitamix. Anyone looking for a high speed blender of the best quality will therefore hardly be able to avoid one of the two brands. Another big plus of these brands is the high availability of spare parts and accessories. In our best list, you can find our top recommendations for high-performance blenders from both brands:
What are the best high speed blenders?
Wartmann Blender
"All-round blender"
Regular Price: 299.90 € Special Price 284.35 € |
Wartmann BlenderAffordable high-end blenderPros: Makes the creamiest (green) smoothies in this price range and handles both small and large quantities. Recommended for: Smoothie lovers on a limited budget and beginners, singles, couples, young families |
Vitamix TNC 5200 Classic
"Timeless all-rounder"
Regular Price: 799.00 € Special Price 754.56 € |
Vitamix TNC 5200The best offer from VitamixAdvantages: Makes even creamier (green) smoothies than the Wartmann blender, versatile - optimally tailored to individual needs thanks to free choice of container. Over 20 years on the market. First-class workmanship rounds off the package. Recommended for: Anyone who values maximum freedom in preparation. |
Vitamix Pro 750
"Crème de la crème"
Regular Price: 1,099.00 € Special Price 999.00 € |
Vitamix Pro 750Crème de la crème (performance winner)Pros: The creamiest smoothies ever come out of its container. The optional small container, on the other hand, is ideal for nicecreams, pesto, coffee beans, etc. Both containers are small and fit under any wall cabinet as well as faucet. The control is very simple and intuitive including 5 time programs. The workmanship is first class. Tip: For small preparations, such as pestos, dips, fresh spreads or dressings, the Vitamix 1.4 liter container is recommended as an optimal addition. Recommended for: Smoothie gourmets, discerning people who don't want to compromise, singles, couples, families. |
Our performance promise for high speed blenders
Have you discovered your personal favorite? Would you now like to try out the blender to see if it really suits you? And without risk and disappointment, if it was not the right one after all?
Your purchase is covered by our 45-day money-back guarantee! This means that if you realize within 45 days that the high speed blender is not right for you, you can return it.(Here are the exact conditions)
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254 | Comment(s)
I would like to be able to enjoy my smoothie even while on vacation or on the go, and I've seen that there are very small blenders, some even with USB charging. Have you already tested these and do you have a recommendation for purchase?
Greetings from Ulrike
Thank you for your inquiry. I have not tested a to-go blender that can be charged via USB yet. Therefore, I cannot provide a personal recommendation. However, such models are similar to the Hurom Mini Blender - maybe still an option for you?
Best regards,
Carla
thank you for your inquiry.
Both blenders - Primo S and Wartmann Blender - can be used for making green smoothies, nut milk, and spreads. With the Wartmann Blender, you have the advantage of being able to make smaller quantities due to its narrow tapered container shape. This might be interesting for you, especially when making spreads. The Wartmann Blender starts at 350/400 ml; with the Primo, you're looking at a minimum of 500/600 ml.
When it comes to making very sticky doughs like for energy balls, you will need a lot of patience and liquid with a high-speed blender. The blender quickly switches to heat protection mode to protect its motor. For such preparations, food processors are better devices as they can achieve high performance in mixing/pureeing/homogenizing even at lower speeds.
If you have any further questions, feel free to reach out!
Best regards,
Carla
first of all, thank you for your great work. I am still wavering between the Bianco Primo blender and the Wartmann Allround blender. I need the blender for daily green smoothies in various quantities and for homemade nut milk and spreads. Can you help me further?
Warm regards.
I'm interested in the Vitamix E320. Is it available in white? Does it come with a glass container, or is a plastic one better?
thank you very much for your inquiry.
The Vitamix E320 is currently only available in black and with a BPA-free Tritan plastic container.
Best regards,
Carla
thank you for your inquiry. No, currently there is no glass container available for the Vitamix Pro 750.
Best regards,
Carla
I am looking for a quiet and compact blender that is also suitable for nuts. Do you have one like that?
Kind regards and thank you,
Nata
Thank you for your inquiry.
Take a look at the Bianco Attivo. It is an extremely compact blender with a 1-liter container and small Mix-Go containers (250ml, 400ml, and 600ml) that are also included in the standard delivery. With this, you can create all your favorite blender creations and, of course, grind nuts too.
If you have any further questions, feel free to ask!
Best regards,
Carla
Is the Bianco Attivo also quiet?
Thanks for the info,
Nata
the Bianco Attivo is absolutely average in terms of noise level.
Best regards,
Carla
thank you for your question. Unfortunately, I can't recommend a guide for making oat milk. All the recipes I know and have tried have tasted quite bland, almost like water. But maybe you would like to try our almond milk recipes?
Best regards,
Carla
I want to replace my current mixer because I am hopeful that with a different blender that you list here, I might achieve different results? Currently, I have a Philips blender that I have had for several years (but never used). I am actually satisfied with the results, but I wonder if maybe I should get another one, especially since I want to drink green smoothies. Or is it nonsense to buy a new one for this purpose, if I am happy with the current one...? I don't really want to spend more than 300 €.
Thanks in advance.
Warm regards,
Yuki
Thank you for your inquiry. We started our website and shop back then because creating a creamy-smooth green smoothie requires a powerful blender. So, it is absolutely right for you to ask about that.
Based on your budget, I would recommend the Wartmann Blender to you. Additionally, you have the option here to choose the mixer with a 1.4-liter container (Compact version) or with a 2-liter container (Standard version).
If you have any further questions, feel free to reach out again!
Best regards,
Carla
For example, I would also like to blend oats. With my current mixer, I have the feeling that they are not completely crushed and are still slightly noticeable. Or maybe no mixer in my price range can handle that...?
Best regards
Oats are absolutely no problem for a powerful blender - they are completely finely pureed.
I recommended the Wartmann blender to you for reasons of price and because the container is more multifunctional in terms of preparation quantities.
The Primo S has a container with a wider base, meaning the minimum preparation quantities are larger than with the Wartmann blender. However, if that is not relevant to you, the Primo S would also be suitable for you.
Best regards,
Carla
Unfortunately, not yet!
Best regards,
Carla
which blender is "Made in Europe" or even better "Made in Germany"? Unfortunately, it is not visible.
Thank you and best regards,
Ulf Gunkel.
Thank you for your question. None of our blenders are made in Europe, let alone Germany. The Vitamix blenders and Blendtec blenders are manufactured in the USA, while Wartmann and Bianco have their devices produced in China.
Best regards,
Carla
I have read and compared a lot, but I still can't make a decision. My son likes to blend frozen fruits with yogurt. So far, every device we've tried has struggled with this in the long run. Which of your blenders can you recommend to me?
Warm regards
thank you for your inquiry. You might be better off with a food processor rather than a blender. The mixture of frozen fruits and yogurt can be too thick for a blender, causing it to automatically go into thermal protection mode to protect the motor, which can eventually wear it out. A food processor can still provide a lot of power for blending/pureeing/homogenizing, but at a lower speed.
Best regards,
Carla
I make a kind of cream with 100g of oat flakes, seeds, protein powder, 150-200g of frozen fruits, ice cubes, and 200-300ml of water. This already yields about 1.5L or more of cream.
I liked the appearance of the Bianco, and the operation was okay. However, it was already pushing its limits at times. Can the Wartmann handle more? It seems very similar.
Thank you for your inquiry.
The Wartmann blender is structured similarly to the Bianco Piano and is also quite powerful. Perhaps the Piano had some difficulties with the frozen fruits? This can happen, for example, when using frozen bananas that were frozen in large pieces. In general, it is recommended to let the frozen fruits thaw slightly.
As an alternative to the Wartmann blender, I can recommend the Vitamix E320. It is definitely more powerful and has a compact 2-liter container.
Best regards,
Carla
I have also been considering the Vitamix.
Today, I came across the new attachment for Blendtec blenders that allows you to froth cold milk. I believe that using this attachment (after quickly blending everything), the desired cream or froth will be created best. Unfortunately, I don't like the devices at all, especially not the touch function.
I'll just come by later.
Best regards,
Peter
yes, you're welcome to come by!
Warm regards,
Carla
Thank you and best regards,
Miriam
thank you for your inquiry. Take a look at the Wartmann Blender. It is an all-rounder that works great for making pesto, even in smaller quantities starting from 350/400 ml.
If you have any further questions, feel free to reach out!
Best regards,
Carla
thank you very much for your quick reply.
Warm regards,
Miriam
I like to know which blender makes not so much noise in the highes stand. I found on the internet that Vitamix blenders makes about 93 decibel. I look for a blender who makes less noise.
I like to makes smoothies, pesto, hummus and nutbutter for 1-2 persons. Thanks for your answer. Greeting Netty
perhaps the quiet Brushless-DC motors from "bianco di puro" would be interesting for you: The Bianco di Puro Gusto can be purchased with Uno and Canto containers, with the Uno container being ideal for hummus, pesto, etc. But to be fair, one must also say that the motors rotate a bit slower than with Vitamix and Vitamix might be just as loud at the same speed.
Best regards
Carla
since I bought a slow juicer from you about 2 years ago based on your evaluations and information, the next step is now due.
A high speed blender.
But we're not sure which one to choose.
My wife is very interested in it and likes to process all kinds of ingredients.
The blender should be able to make creamy smoothies, but that's more secondary. Primarily, we want to make nice creams, purees, and dried fruits, etc. So more towards harder foods.
I have two products in mind, that would be the Wartmann blender and the Vitamix E310, I believe.
Our upper price limit is the Vitamix E310.
Can you please help us? Maybe also with other/cheaper models?
Best regards
first of all, "welcome back" to us!
You have actually already chosen the two blenders that I would have recommended as well. In terms of creamy green smoothies, the Vitamix E310 should have a slight edge. Price-wise, the Wartmann blender is unbeatable. You can currently buy it at a reduced price in the compact version with a 1.4-liter container.
Otherwise, you can make all the preparations you mentioned with both blenders. Just important to note: High-speed blenders are not particularly suitable for processing sticky dough. If, for example, you wanted to make energy balls with dried fruits, you definitely need enough liquid so that the motor doesn't overheat and the blender automatically goes into heat protection mode.
Best regards,
Carla
we are looking for a blender, especially for green smoothies, in the non-Vitamix price range ;) and for daily use. The Wartmann and the Bianco di Puro Primo S seem to be the best options for us. Does one of them have the edge, or do they deliver equally good results? Is there a third, perhaps better, option that we have overlooked?
Greetings and thanks in advance :)
thank you for your inquiry. You have already chosen the right mixers :)
I would recommend the Primo S if you also like to make wild herb smoothies - it has a slight edge over the Wartmann blender in terms of creaminess. If you also want to make nice cream or small amounts of ginger shots, hummus, and pesto, then I would recommend the Wartmann blender.
Best regards,
Carla
I am looking for a high-speed blender, especially for making raw dough with dates and nuts, which creates a very firm and sticky mixture.
Could you please help me and provide a recommendation? I am overwhelmed with the many models available :)
Best regards,
Leonie
thank you for your inquiry. If your main focus is on preparing sticky and tough doughs, then you would be better off with a food processor rather than a high-speed blender. High-speed blenders are specifically designed for making mixed drinks like smoothies and shakes, as well as creams, purees like hummus, nice cream, or pestos. Liquid doughs also work well in blenders, but when it comes to sticky doughs, you will always encounter the problem of the blender overheating, shutting off, and going into thermal protection mode to prevent damage to the motor.
Best regards,
Carla
Are some of them variable?
Do some of them machine's push the ingredients down towards the blades, or upwards, away from them?
Regards
Peter Olkewitt.
the speeds of the models vary from 800 to 32,000 revolutions at idle. This can be controlled on all our current models. You can find more information on the individual models here:
Smoothie Blenders
The Blendtec blenders push everything to the top, including the Primo S and Gusto Pro from "bianco di puro".
Otherwise, the Vitamix grinding containers, which are optionally available, push everything upwards, as do the Square, Canto and Flower containers from "bianco di puro".
Best regards
Carla
I am looking for a high speed blender, but I have little strength due to rheumatism to lift the top part of the blender.
Is it difficult with the 7000 blender,
Can that be tested possibly?
Looking forward to your answer
Charlotte Jung
thank you for your question. Unfortunately, we don't have any model called "7000 Mixer" in our product range. If you are referring to the Philips series, we do not sell those.
However, I can recommend the Wartmann Blender. It has the lightest containers available. You can purchase it in the Compact Edition with a 1.4-liter container or in the Standard Edition with a 2-liter container. The lid is also easy to remove.
We offer a 45-day money-back guarantee on the device. This means that if the chosen container is still too heavy for you to handle, you can return the blender to us within the first 45 days after purchase, including the original packaging.
Best regards,
Carla
I make hazelnut cream from hard caramel and hazelnuts myself. It's a very sticky dough at the beginning... I ended up damaging my Klarstein Thermal Cook... the plastic clutch got worn out. My question is, would I achieve a satisfactory result with one of your high-speed blenders - a very fine creamy result without any hazelnut chunks? Would the motor and clutch be able to handle the load?
I would appreciate any information.
Best regards,
Paulo Sobral
thank you for your comment and question.
None of our high-speed blenders are suitable for processing tough, sticky, and firm doughs. The blender operates at high speed and the integrated thermal protection automatically shuts off the motor to prevent damage. If you want to process dough in a blender, it requires sufficient liquid, such as in the case of pancake batter.
Best regards,
Carla
About 2 years ago, I purchased the Vitamix Pro 500 from you.
The 2-liter blending container is mostly very suitable, but sometimes I wish for a smaller container.
Is there one available?
If so, I kindly request some details such as size, price, availability, etc.
Warm regards,
Dominik
thank you for your inquiry. Yes, there are two smaller containers that fit the Vitamix Pro 500:
The Vitamix 0.9 Liter Container and the slightly larger Vitamix 1.4 Liter Container Classic.
If you have any further questions, feel free to reach out!
Best regards,
Carla