Woot! has
Vitamix Propel Series 510 Professional-Grade Blender w/ 48-oz Low Profile Container for
$149.99.
Shipping is free for Amazon Prime members, otherwise is $6 flat-rate.
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Dealzslickk for finding this deal.
About this item:
- The Propel 510 with its 48oz container is ideal for everything from individual servings to full size blends.
- 3 Pre-set Programs: Smoothie, Hot Soup, and Frozen Dessert program settings ensure ideal, consistent blending results with walk-away convenience.
- Recipe Versatility: 10 variable speeds allow you to blend the smoothest smoothies and purées and to the heartiest soups and chunky salsas with professional-grade, culinary precision.
- Pulse Feature: With the blending Pulse feature, layer coarse chops over smooth blends for heartier recipes, such as chunky pasta sauces or soups.
- BPA Free: The container and lid are made of BPA-free Eastman Tritan.
- Easy to Clean: With a drop of dish soap and warm water, your Vitamix machine can clean itself in 30 to 60 seconds. The container and lid are also dishwasher safe.
- High-Performance Motor: The powerful 2 HP motor break down even tough ingredients to create high-quality blends.
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In case this helps anyone, the Propel Series 510 is identical to the Explorian E520 sold at Costco (which is currently $300 on sale there).
• (Same) 10 Variable Speeds + Pulse Feature
• (Same) Three Program Settings (Smoothies, Hot Soups and Frozen Desserts)
• (Costco only) Includes 2- 22oz Tumblers with Stainless Steel Straws
• (Costco only) 64oz Low Profile Container
• (Woot only) 48oz Low Profile Container
• (Costco only) 7-year warranty
• (Woot only) 5-year warranty
The motor is the same. The warranty, extra accessories and container size are different. The Propel series is the latest series, but it is considered entry-level quality. That doesn't mean it's bad, it just means that there are certain things you won't get compared to higher-end models.
Higher-end Vitamix models will give you quieter motors, better build quality, and more presets. Not everyone cares for those things, especially for the added price point.
Strictly my opinion, but for those not looking for bells and whistles, this Woot sale is fantastic value. However, if you've never experienced how loud a non-Ascent model Vitamix can get, just be prepared. The E520 sold at Costco is considered VERY loud, and this is the exact same motor and housing. Noise may not matter for smoothies, but absolutely does make a difference if you ever want to get into 5-minute soups on a preset.
The 5200 series is the next higher-end in the offerings, and the Ascent series is the most expensive (many bells and whistles). Also note that only the Ascent series gives you access to newer containers.
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The motor shows on Amazon, and Vitamix's site as 2HP.
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The motor shows on Amazon, and Vitamix's site as 2HP.
Quantity Breakdown
35% bought 1
65% bought 2
Hoping the shorter warranty isn't an issue 🫣
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