Blendtec Professional 800 Blender and 90 oz WildSide+ Blender Jar - Kitchen Blender Bundle - Black

I never imagined spending even half this much for a blender. I can't believe I'm saying this, but the crazy price is 100% worth it IMO. Currently living in an apartment building in NYC where it is not permitted to make normal blender noise at the time of day/night when I MUST make my protein blender drink - daily. So, we began our search for a quiet blender. This is quiet. Really quiet. I can run it at 2am even and not bother anyone. Added benefits: 1) It's crazy fast. I used to run my good Oster blender for 7 minutes (by the clock) in order to emulsify all the nuts and seeds I need in my special health drink. This blender does it in 60 seconds. Seriously. AND 2) The level of emulsification in that 60 seconds far surpasses the level I got in 7 minutes with my old Oster. All the nuts and seeds end up ground totally fine, no grit at all, super smooth. 3) Another added benefit -- perhaps the best, recognizable to anyone who has used blenders a lot for many many years: There are no removable parts! You do NOT remove any rubber rings or take the blades out to wash it. Everything stays intact. Soooo -- that means washing it is a snap and there is NO LEAKING and there is no searching for parts to replace - ever. What a frigging relief. 4) AND it can be used in lieu of a food processor because the bottom is wider than a standard blender and so the blades are wider. Hey, it's not quite as great as a dedicated food processor, but it's very good and if you're short on space it's just fine IMO. I made tabouli with this and it was perfectly satisfactory. I found that, compared to a standard dedicated food processor, I had to stop, stir, and re-pulse a bit more, but it's really OK. After all, this is primarily a blender and it truly excels at that. When my partner and I want to do something really well, we now refer to our "Blender Standard" which is our code for our 100% satisfaction with this choice.

Best kitchen purchase in years - hands down! After years of dealing with low end blenders and mediocre results we splurged on this beast about 6 weeks ago. Day one and we were making hot soups and smoothies. I was skeptical that soup would come out hot but it did. Smoothies are fantastic. We are having a blast experimenting with new formulas. Even our finicky teenager lines up for them. And its so easy! Add all the ingredients in suggested order, push smoothie button, wait 60 seconds, done! Have not found anything that it cannot blend. Maybe the best part is clean up. Just a cup of water, dab of dish soap, 5 seconds on the pulse setting and a quick rinse off in the sink and done. The shroud does reduce sound significantly. I found that a gentle press in the center of the Wild Side Jar lid was needed to ensure that the shroud sits flush with the base. We try and avoid kitchen counter clutter but the Blendtec is stationed there permanently. Take note - it is large and sturdy. It does not fit under our kitchen cabinets. If that is a concern I suggest careful measurements before purchase. Last thing - the 10 year warranty sealed the deal for us. Given we use it 2 or 3 times daily I have no doubt it will pay for itself this year.

I use the blender to cook soup 2 to 3 time weekly and in less than 2 months the product smoke and does not work anymore. It is a good product but there is a quality issue. I went to the Blendtec website to watch others' reviews to see what going on and a person left a review stating if you use the soap mode, the Blender will break and he is on his fourth or fifth replacement.

Pros: - Pulverizes any ingredients in its path - Blunt blade instead of sharp - Very powerful motor - Nice quiet blending experience (most powerful blenders are loud) - Self cleaning feature put hot water & soap it works great but you have to dry the blender before putting it back - Big blender you can make things for a whole family or single operations so it’s versatile Cons: - Only 1 con but it’s huge if you put the blender in its holder wet the whole thing accumulates humidity & then it becomes a breeding ground for bacteria - Slightly expensive it barely ever goes on sale if you catch it on a sale pull the trigger

Although quite expensive, I'm loving our new Blendtec, a gift from my husband. I've had an old, basic model for 7 years that I used almost daily for a morning smoothie, and it's still working. However it didn't have the cover and was extremely loud. We would plug our ears or leave the room while it was running. This version is so much quieter with the cover. My main complaint is that cover use restricts placement in the kitchen, because when the lid is lifted it hits the cabinet above, and the machine is heavy to move. I've ordered a rolling tray to set it on which should help. I also wish cleaning the inside of the cover was a bit easier, but overall I know the quality of Blendtec and their warranty services. The pitcher on my last one broke down after 3 years of regular use, and the company sent me a new one. I recommend this blender for it's powerful motor, variety of controls, amazing blending that compares to any smoothie restaurant.

I make a smoothie for my wife and myself every weekday morning. Our old Target blender was so loud you couldn't think clearly if you were in the same room. I took a gamble on this and won! It isn't silent. I suspect no blender is. But, it is way, way quieter than any blender I've ever been around. The enclosure makes a huge difference. And it looks like an operating suite inside. So clean. I'm very pleased with it. If it lasts 10 years it will be worth it. If it goes toes-up in two years, not so much. Time will tell, but for now...YAY!!! Quietness and smoothies have met and it is glorious! Update (1/17/23): After just over 1 year of ownership the Blendtec has a problem. We tried the soup mode and had to turn it off manually before the timer ended due to a very strong smell of burning electronics. After an hour or so of letting it cool down it would not run properly. It has been sent off for warranty work. Hopefully it will return as good as new. Will update this review once I have run it again.

After having the blender for six months I feel confident in writing a review. The blender is quiet, powerful, and easy to use and clean. When I got it I noticed the blade was ever so slightly off level. I also noticed the Teflon seal was ever so slightly bulging. During operation a few drops of liquid would be spattered under the jar. I figured this was noormal and didn't think much of it. After four months it got to the point where liquid would leak out while the jar was sitting on the counter and the blade would wobble. The blade had come loose and I was able to disassemble the blade assembly. During manufacture, the two sides weren't perfectly aligned and instead of seating, one of the lips got crimped and rolled over. My only gripe about the product is dealing with customer service. I submitted a warranty claim online and after a week or so I received and email instructing me I had to call to complete the claim. I called the claim manager about 7 times over the next three weeks but only ever got voicemail. She eventually gave me a different phone number to call and got someone at their "help center". I had to submit the claim all over again on the phone. They mailed out a new jar that has its own warranty on it without any further fuss. The process of filling out the warranty claim twice and the multiple different phone numbers was annoying but considering how much the blender costs, I couldn't justify shelling out the money for a new 96 oz. jar. I did break down and buy a 32 ounce jar because I was tired of not making my breakfast smoothies after a month. When the new jar came I had a close look at the blade assembly and it was level with the seal being even around the blade. During operation not a single drop of anything was splattered about under the jar. So, if you get one and have any kind of liquid escaping under the jar, start the warranty claim immediately because eventually it will worsen.

It blends better than other blenders without overheating. This is an excellent combination of industrial quality with at-home use. It could still use better cooling ability, as it does overheat if I want to use it continuously. However, as long as I organize my prep time in between necessary blends, it still works efficiently.

Las licuadoras Blendtec son sinónimo de calidad y excelencia y esta licuadora no es la excepción. La Blendtec PRO 800 es si no la más avanzada del mercado doméstico e incluso me atrevería a decir del comercial si está en el top 3. La calidad de los materiales es insuperable, la interfaz es avanzada ya que cuenta con una pantalla táctil con funciones preprogramadas que garantizan que tu preparación sea siempre consistente. Y su mayor atributo en específico de este modelo, su cubierta de acrílico es asombrosa, efectivamente aún introduciendo hielo para un Frappe, que en una licuadora normal sería sumamente ruidosa, en esta licuadora no se escucha casi nada, prácticamente tendrías que tener tu oído pegado a la licuadora para escucharlo. El costo es mucho mejor que en otros lugares. Y no hablar de la entrega de Amazon que siempre es excelente.

We owned a cafe and used these blenders relentlessly and they never gave us a single problem. Excellent quality.

We bought this after comparing countless reviews and visiting numerous websites that review high end blenders. It came down to choosing between Blendtec and Vitamix - two of the biggest names in the industry. Those who are loyal to each brand will tell you why one is better than the other. Head to head YouTube videos demonstrate how the Vitamix performs better when it comes to crushing ice and making smoothies without needing to add any water or juice to help with blending. That is made possible with the tamper which the Blentec blenders do not have. In the end, it came down to two factors: noise and cost. Vitamix sells a model called "The Quiet One" that comes with an enclosure case but only has a 3 year warranty and is intended for commercial use. The price is steep that comes in around $1,900. Our next choice was the Ascent A3500 but we could not imagine trying to tolerate running a noisy blender in the kitchen. Although there are aftermarket acrylic enclosures for sale, an educated guess as to why these are not endorsed is because they do not provide adequate ventilation and may cause the blender to overheat. We ended up ordering the Blendtec 800 Pro given its price point and low noise level. We have learned to make smoothies without needing a tamper by layering the ingredients in the recommended order: liquids on the bottom, soft stuff in the middle (veggies/fruits that are not frozen) and ice/frozen fruits on top. The proportion of the ingredients also matters - too much ice or frozen fruit and yes, you will need to stop and use a spatula/shake it up and use the ice crush function a few times until it starts to blend again. After about 2 months of use, we are very happy with this blender because we can talk in the kitchen while it runs. It is so easy to clean with warm water and a drop of dish washing liquid using the Smoothie function. It's been used to make lots of smoothies and we were able to also replicate the avocado milkshake that we usually order when eating out at our favourite Vietnamese restaurant. We'll update our review after we use it to make other things like soups, nut butters or icecream.

Es un poco alto el precio pero si vale la pena, espero que dure, no genera tanto ruido al moler, y llego antes de lo previsto.

EXCELLENT PERFORMANCE provided there's strict adherence to the operating instructions.