Explorian E310

Has used the E310 as their main blender; it feels slightly cheaper than their other Vitamixes but has easily survived where store blenders burnt out.

Their out-of-warranty Explorian E310 (VM0197) now sounds like its gears are slipping or grinding.

Their refurbished Explorian VM0197, gifted last May, started smoking and smelling of burnt plastic making nut butter in under a year.

Switched from a Ninja to an E310 and found it an awesome upgrade, worth every penny.

Just picked up an E310 and finds it amazing: frappes, Nutella, hummus, juices, smoothies and baby food so far, and it lives on their counter.

Their E310 does a great job with smoothies, better than their old Blendtec on blackberry seeds, though the seeds become small bits rather than disappearing.

Bought a like-new Explorian E310 on Marketplace for their daily thick smoothies and is really happy with it so far.

Their E310 has made weird noises at low speeds since they got it about four years ago, though they go away at higher speeds.

Fell in love with their second-hand E310, though they cracked the container crushing ice too aggressively with the tamper; Vitamix replaced it free.

Their just-unboxed reconditioned Explorian E310 makes a high-pitched noise when returned to speed 1 and squeaks when shutting off, coming from the blade with the jug attached.

Owns the Explorian E310 and is in its sixth year with it.