The Vitamix 7500 is a straightforward, full-size blender with a large capacity, 64-ounce main jar. It has a 2-part lid, so you can add ingredients mid-blend or use the tamper without taking off the lid. It doesn't have any automatic blending programs but offers a wide range of speed settings. Its components aren't dishwasher-safe, but it's easy to wash by hand.
Our Verdict
The Vitamix 7500 is superb for multi-purpose use. This well-built, premium-looking blender can easily crush snow-like ice and blend silky smoothies. It can also hot blend, which is nice. It produces sticky, spreadable almond butter that's the slightest bit grainy, and it doesn't leave any unprocessed chunks behind. The lid, container, and tamper aren't dishwasher-safe; however, they can be hand-washed for a quick and easy clean-up. This blender doesn't have many extra features or components, but it has an impressive performance.
The Vitamix 7500 is excellent for single-serve smoothies. It makes a very smooth puree with small batches of fibrous ingredients, so smoothies with fruit or leafy greens turn out silky-smooth. However, it's not that easy of a process: it requires a few minutes of blending, and when you're working with small batches, ingredients splash up the sides of the jar. You need to stop blending and scrape the sides with a spatula to get the best results.
The Vitamix 7500 is fantastic for multiple servings of smoothies. Its 64-ounce pitcher can fit enough for a big batch, and your smoothies will turn out nearly perfectly smooth, even if you add fibrous ingredients like kale or blueberries. It easily makes snow-like crushed ice, so ice cubes or frozen fruit are no problem. It's not dishwasher-safe, but it's easy to clean by hand.
The Vitamix 7500 is outstanding for crushing ice. Thanks to the pulse mode, you can make snow-like ice in around 30 seconds, which is great for making frozen drinks. It's very easy to use, although it would be even easier with an automatic pulse or ice crush mode.
The Vitamix 7500 is incredible for soups. This well-built blender can hot blend, and its 64-ounce main jar is ideal for making large batches of soups. There's a tamper you can use to ensure fibrous ingredients like kale are fully blended. You can easily clean the jar and the lid with hot water and soap, but they aren't dishwasher-safe.
The Vitamix 7500 is fantastic for professional use. It has a premium look and a durable build, and its large capacity main jar is ideal for making big batches to feed multiple people. It has an impressive overall performance and can be used to hot blend. Unfortunately, it's not dishwasher-safe, but it can be easily washed by hand.
Changelog
- Updated Nov 07, 2024:
Compared its noise level to the Vitamix Ascent X5's.
- Updated Oct 18, 2024:
We've updated the results to more accurately reflect the blender's performance. The score for Fibrous Ingredients (Small Batches) processing changed from 6.0 to 5.0 because of the blending time and the need to scrape the jar. The score for Fibrous Ingredients (Full Capacity) changed from 10 to 8.5 because of the blending time.
- Updated Oct 02, 2024: Compared its build quality to the Vitamix Ascent X2.
- Updated Sep 25, 2024: We've updated the results to more accurately reflect the blender's performance. The score for Crushed Ice preparation changed from 10 to 9.0 because of the need to manually press the pulse switch.
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Differences Between Sizes And Variants
The Vitamix 7500 blender comes in three different color variants: Black, Red, and White. We tested the Red model but expect the other variants to perform similarly.
You can also purchase this blender with several different accessories, including a 32-ounce container, a 20-ounce cup container, and a scraper accessory. We only tested the 64-ounce container, and these attachments may perform differently.
Popular Blender Comparisons
The Vitamix 7500 is a pretty straightforward yet very versatile full-size blender. It doesn't have any blending programs and isn't Bluetooth-compatible like some of Vitamix's other models, like the Vitamix A2300. However, it performs well with a variety of uses and can easily make well-blended smoothies, soups, nut butter, and snow-like crushed ice. It comes in several different colors, and its 64-ounce main jar is suitable for making large batches of your favorite foods.
If you're looking for other options, take a look at our recommendations for the best blenders, the best blenders for smoothies, and the best Vitamix blenders.
The Vitamix 5200 is a little better than the Vitamix 7500. The 5200 blends small batches of fibrous ingredients faster and more easily, making it better for single-serve smoothies. It's easier to use for nut butter and is also lighter. On the other hand, the 7500 is quieter and makes more uniformly crushed ice.
The Vitamix 7500 is a bit better than the Vitamix Professional Series 750. The 7500 is easier to use for recipes like nut butter, is quieter, and has a sturdier build quality. That said, these blenders perform similarly overall, and the 750 has a few automatic blending programs.
The Vitamix 7500 and the Vitamix 5300 are very similar, but the 7500 has a slight edge because it's better built and significantly quieter. That said, the 5300 does a much better job processing small batches of fibrous ingredients, so it's better suited for making single-serve smoothies.
The Vitamix 7500 is a bit better than the Vitamix Explorian E310. It's slightly better built and has a bigger 64-ounce capacity. It's better for ice-crushing and much quieter when it's running. The Explorian is better suited for making nut butter and is better at processing small batches of fibrous ingredients for recipes like single-serve smoothies. Unlike the 7500, its jar and lid are also dishwasher-safe.
Test Results
The Vitamix 7500 blender is big. It's pretty tall and heavy, meaning you can store it directly on your kitchen counter or in a large cupboard.
This blender is extremely well-built. It has a very solid, premium feel. Unlike Vitamix blenders with a somewhat worse build quality, like the Vitamix Ascent X2, its motor base is made of metal instead of plastic.
The jar has a large 64-ounce capacity, which is typical for a full-size blender.
The 64oz jar (model 108300D) and lid are plastic. Unlike other models from this manufacturer, like the Vitamix A3500 or Vitamix 2500, none of the blender's components are dishwasher-safe.
This blender comes with four sharp blades that aren't designed to be removed from the jar when you clean it. You can service it thanks to its nut assembly, but removing the blades voids the warranty and is strongly discouraged by the manufacturer. They also aren't dishwasher-safe and can only be hand-washed.
The lid uses friction to stay shut, and it has two ears on each side to help hold it in place on top of the main jar. Unlike some Vitamix models, like the Vitamix Venturist V1200, it's made of opaque plastic, so you can't down into the blender. However, the middle of the lid is removable, and you can use the opening to add ingredients or use the tamper while blending. Note that the lid and the tamper aren't dishwasher-safe and can only be hand-washed.
The thick power cord is long enough to reach most outlets, and there's a stowaway compartment to store the cable when it's not in use, which is convenient.
It's fantastic for small batches of fibrous ingredients. The jar is wider at the bottom than blenders like the Vitamix 5200, so when you're working with a small recipe, like for a single-serve smoothie, ingredients splash around, and for best results, you need to use a spatula to scrape the walls of the jar. It's not as fast as some blenders since it requires several minutes of blending, but with enough time and effort, it makes a basically perfectly smooth blend with small amounts of ingredients like kale.
It does an outstanding job of processing fibrous ingredients at full capacity. When blending a big batch of ingredients like broccoli or kale, there's no issue with the ingredients splashing up the sides of the jar. As a result, it's an extremely easy, hands-off process, and the final mixture is virtually perfectly smooth.
It's incredible for crushing ice. Using the pulse switch, it makes snow-like ice in about 30 seconds. The only downside is that you must pulse manually, as it doesn't have an automatic pulse or ice crush program.
This blender is fantastic for nut butter. If you start at a low speed and ramp up to high, it's easy to use to make very smooth, spreadable nut butter. However, you do need to stop and scrape the jar's walls a few times to get the best results, so it's not quite as easy to use for nut butter as some blenders, such as the Vitamix Propel 510.
It's not particularly loud for a full-size blender, but quieter models are available, like the Wolf Gourmet Pro-Performance or the Vitamix Ascent X5.
There's a wide range of speed settings, so you can start at a low speed and slowly ramp up to high.
It has simple controls that consist of an on/off toggle, a switch for pulse mode, and a speed dial. The dial has markings for speeds 1-10, but there are no set increments, meaning you can make small adjustments to the speed. The pulse switch activates the blender for as long as you hold it down and stops it when the switch is released. If you want a blender with automatic blending programs, the Vitamix Propel 750 has a similar dial and switch design but also includes a few programs, like 'Smoothie' and 'Soup.'
It's easy to clean. Running the blender with soap and water in the jar takes care of much of the leftover residue. You need to wipe the lid, inside of the jar, and blade assembly with a sponge or brush, but it's not particularly time-consuming or difficult. If you want something easier to clean, the Wolf Gourmet Pro-Performance's blades have blunt edges, which makes it easier to clean by hand.
