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?
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Wartmann Blender
"All-round blender"
Regular Price: 279.90 Special Price 259.90 € |
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 |
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Vitamix TNC 5200
"Timeless all-rounder"
Regular Price: 729.00 Special Price 684.56 € |
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. |
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Vitamix Pro 750
"Crème de la crème"
999.00 €
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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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57 | Comment(s)
We are looking for a blender for fine smoothies, in which also carrots come in, and furthermore we want to make with the blender almond and oat milk itself. Is there an all-rounder here?
Thanks for the help in advance ☺️
Kind regards
Martina
thank you for your inquiry.
Take a look at the Wartmann blender. This is an all-rounder - can make large as well as small quantities and of course carrots. Process almonds or cereals.
If you have any more questions, feel free to get in touch!
Best regards
Carla
I am looking for a high powered blender. Currently I blend with my food processor and everything doesn't get that creamy. I currently make a smoothie daily - about 3 glasses. I also make plant-based drinks occasionally. For our baby I would like to make fresh fruit porridge. And in the summer, nicecream. Since we also like to eat nut puree, I would also like to make it myself. Can you actually get ground nuts? In short, I'm looking for an all-rounder. The new kitchen appliance doesn't have to grind cereals; I have a mill for that.
thank you for your inquiry.
I can recommend you the following blenders, which can make all the preparations you mentioned:
Wartmann Blender
Vitamix E310
Vitamix TNC 5200
The difference in the models is that the Vitamix E310 has a 1.4-liter container - so it is suitable for small and medium preparation quantities. The other two models - Wartmann blender and Vitamix TNC 5200 - come standard with a 2-liter container - so it's suitable for small and large quantities. However, you can also choose a smaller container here.
In terms of performance, the Vitamix TNC 5200 is a notch ahead - it has the highest blade tip speed at 250 km/h - the Vitamix E310 is 246 km/h and the Wartmann blender is 215 km/h.
If you have further questions, feel free to contact me.
Many greetings,
Carla
I had a smoothie at my friend's house made with the Vitamix Pro750 and thought it was fantastic!
I am now considering buying the smaller model E310, but am afraid to be disappointed. However, I found some posts on the internet; supposedly the difference would not be very big.
What is the difference between the devices then?
And mixes the 310 also finely chopped ginger?
Kind regards, Neele
thank you very much for your email.
The Vitamix Pro 750 blends the creamiest (green) smoothies - totally fine and fluffy. The difference to the Vitamix E310 is not huge, but it is there. The smoothies also turn out fine, but don't have that faste velvety texture. This is due to the container and the different length of the blades, as well as the higher blade tip speed on the Pro 750 at 302 km/h vs. 246 km/h on the E310.
So there are reasons for the fantastic taste experience :)
Regarding your ginger question: Yes, the E310 can finely mix ginger without any problems.
If you have further questions, feel free to contact me.
Best regards,
Carla
i am looking for a blender mainly for making smoothies, drinks and nice cream with ingredients like oats, milk, frozen berries, ice cubes, passion fruit, apples, pomegranates and carrots. It would be nice if the berries and pomegranate seeds get small in the process too. Celery and leaves, on the other hand, I won't be processing. From time to time I would like to make pesto, bean paste or hummus.
Criteria I have otherwise for the device selection are general safety and as little wear as possible, preparation of quantities for only one person to a maximum of two people. And not too high should be the blender, priced within the range of what is just necessary for the requirements. Can you recommend me blenders? I am also unsure whether I should look better in the mid-range or high-performance range.
Thank you very much!
Antje
thank you very much for your inquiry.
I can think of exactly two blenders that meet your requirements: The Wartmann blender with the 1.4 liter container and the Vitamix E310 - also equipped with a 1.4 liter container.
Both blenders can make the preparations you mentioned - in small as well as medium quantities.
The seeds of pomegranates, passion fruit and also berries like raspberries, are pureed very small, however, they are still noticeable - that can not be changed even when processing with high speed blenders.
If you have any further questions, feel free to get in touch!
Many greetings,
Carla
now I was looking for and found your Wartmann blender and also one called Optimum from Bosch. Why do not you have the offer with your high performance blenders?
Kind regards Martina
thank you for your question. Food processors with blender attachments, such as the Bosch Optimum, do not come close to the speeds and performance of high-speed blenders like the Wartmann blender. Therefore, they can't produce comparably creamy green smoothies. You can certainly use them well for fruit smoothies or for pureeing soups, but not for pureeing fibrous leafy greens. There you are much better equipped with the Wartmann blender :)
These are the reasons why we do not offer such hybrid devices in our store.
If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us.
Many greetings,
Carla
after the 7 day detox cure, I can't imagine life without the green smoothie!
Best regards,
Carla
Thanks for the advice in advance
Andreas
thank you for your inquiry.
If you mainly want to make nut or almond puree, you are better off with a food processor than with a high-performance blender. A high-powered blender is the specialist for blending liquids - sticky, chewy preparations succeed when sufficient liquid is added - as in the case of pesto, hummus, etc
The blender can also make almond paste without adding extra oil, but with a lot of patience and experimentation. This is because the blender quickly goes into automatic heat protection when the food is dry, and then you have to wait until the blender can be turned back on or the motor has cooled down to continue processing nuts/almonds. Of course, once you get the "hang of it", you can also use a high-powered blender to make nut puree
If you still want to buy the Bianco Gusto, also to be able to make other blender preparations, then I would recommend the combination of Canto and Uno container. This would equip you for large and small preparation quantities - also for nut puree.
If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact me again.
Best regards,
Carla
If so, where is it available?
Thanks a lot
thank you for your message, since we have discontinued the Revoblend blenders, we no longer carry spare parts.
It is best to contact Revoblend directly:
www.revoblend.com
Many greetings,
Carla
I have been looking for an “all-rounder” up to €450 for quite some time now.
It should be able to make: smoothies, nut purees, milk alternatives, ice cream, sorbets and date-based masses, as well as raw food doughs.
I'm waffling between the Vitamix E310 and the Bianco Volto N.
Is the “cheap” Vitamix better than the “most expensive” Bianco?
How small are the respective "minimum preparation quantities"?
Thanks for your answer!
I would recommend the Vitamix E310 – you can prepare liquid preparations such as smoothies or plant-based milk from 250 ml; thick preparations require 350 ml.
With the Bianco Volto N, the minimum amount for most preparations is 650 ml, since the container is not narrow like the container of the Vitamix E310.
Kind regards,
Carla