Compare and Review Vitamix 7500 vs 750

Common Features of Vitamix 750 vs 7500

Knowing what these both fan-favorite blenders have in common is going to give you a better understanding. Let’s start with that-

Variable speed control

Vitamix blenders bring 10 variable speeds for you to choose from. The speed options range from 1-10, with 1 being the slowest and 10 being the fastest.

When you have different kinds of fruits and veggies on your table and need to go through them fast and thoroughly, the ability to change blend speeds is handy.

It is absolutely perfect for those who want total control of their kitchen devices to dictate their favorite recipes’ texture.

Pulse control

This is another feature that makes Vitamix famous. The pulse control enables you to have a more hands-on approach during blending or chopping, as you can decide when to stop it immediately.

You might be thinking, “I can stop anything when I want it to!”, yes, you aren’t wrong. But even when you press the button there is a marginal difference by a few seconds and those few fleeting moments have a lot of say in the final texture.

What’s great about the pulse control is the fact that it is a one-touch system that will turn off as soon as you press the button.

It makes a huge difference when you want to chop ingredients but not fully blend it, because you’d rather prefer short bursts of pulses.

The results would vary by a lot since you’ll get finer ingredients.

While it is not a mandatory option to have, several blenders in the past [like Vitamix 5200] have worked beautifully without it; you’re better off having this little piece of convenience.

64 oz container

Both of these lovely blenders come with low profile 64 oz containers that are just perfect for a family meal.

You can make soups or juices for everyone on the dinner table in just one go, saving you the trouble of doing it in two-folds.

Another convenient feature that might go unnoticed is that the inner pitcher has markings with unit measures that let you use the exact amount every time.

Additionally, Vitamix has fashioned this patented container at a precise angle to fold the ingredients faster.

I’m sure it looks bland compared to other crafty features, but it’s really useful from my point of view.

The container has such a sleek design that it can fit right in a kitchen cabinet without any issues, even after having all this space.

Noise

Almost every blender is notorious for its lack of quietness. They can be quite noisy if you operate it at full speed, so much that you can’t hear the person standing to you. Blenders from Vitamix are no exception.

I know you want to hear your TV when you’re in the kitchen, but it’s not going to happen this year.

If it is any consolation, Vitamix tried to keep it as quiet as possible by adding noise shields around the motor that lower the noise levels.

Blenders are going to be noisy; there is no going around that fact, but they also operate fast and typically finish their work quickly, so it’s not going to cause you much agony. Most people just overthink it.

Having said all of that, there isn’t an audible difference between the noise level of these two blenders.

Motor

Questions might arise, why is a strong motor necessary if you have a sharp blade?

The answer is, while the blade does cut things up, the motor is the heavy lifter and the primary reason behind your hot soup or fine smoothie.

Like all other G-series Vitamix blenders, both 7500 and 750 come with a powerful motor of 2.2 horsepower at peak.

This is one of the strongest motors available in this price range and theoretically could rip up an iPhone. [please don’t try this]

And the party doesn’t stop there; the motor comes with noise lowering shields and cooling fans. Innovative, isn’t it?

Blades

The G-series blenders of Vitamix came with remodeled blades, with more room to work with thanks to the new wider pitchers.

They are still the stainless-steel monsters as before, but now they are more extensive than before, being 4 inches in diameter.

Both Vitamix 7500 and 750 have identical blunt to touch laser-cut blades [still, no need to touch them], that help incredibly in blending and mixing.

The high output motor combined with these gorgeous blades ensures that your ingredients are properly blended instead of being just chopped and smashed.

They are also the reason you get hot soup from the get-go.

Friction heating

No need to use your oven; the blades of the Vitamix G series blenders move rapidly alongside blending, it also heats the ingredients up in 6 minutes.

It is the perfect machine for making soups, you pour it all down and turn on the blender, and magically, you have hot soup ready to serve.

Unique Features of Vitamix 750 vs 7500

Now that we know where the similarities lie, it’s time to see what separates the two-

Self-cleaning

Vitamix claims you don’t need to worry much about cleaning up, as Vitamix 7500 and 750 can clean itself up with minimal effort from your side.

First, you have to fill the pitcher halfway or ¾ of the total height with water and use some dishwasher liquid soap. Then start the blender with low speed, then slowly raise it until you see the mixture reach the top of the pitcher.

Then rinse the pitcher properly, and you’re good to go. Although both of the blenders come with self-cleaning features, the Vitamix 750 has a dedicated dial for self-cleaning,

It does everything the 7500 variant does automatically and stops when the cleaning is done by just turning a dial. You still have to rinse it out.

This is where the 750 brings more convenience. You can just put the soap and water in and let it do things on its own while you can focus on other things.

Unlike the 7500, it is not mandatory to hand scrub the 750 but I still suggest that you should do it anyway to avoid bacteria and gunk generation, you can never be too cautious.

5 auto presets

The major difference between Vitamix 7500 and 750 is that the 750 version comes with five additional preset dials for automated blending processes.

These presets are named- Hot soup, Deserts, Purees, Smoothies and Self-clean.

The most incredible thing about these presets is that the machine knows how fast the blades should spin and how long should it operate.

These presets save a lot of your time, and act as a reliable friend in the kitchen, making your life easier.