Replaced their 5200 with a 7500 and prefers its 64 oz low profile container.
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Found the 7500 significantly quieter than the E320.
Found a 7500 for $140 and made the best homemade smoothie they have had.
Got a refurbished 7500 on eBay for $210 a couple of months ago and finds it awesome.
Their Pro 7500 bought in 2014 no longer seems to blend as well as it used to.
Their out-of-warranty 7500's lights come on but the motor won't run.
Their 7500 is a workhorse, but its low-profile 64 oz canister isn't great for small batches.
Their gifted 7500 works, much better with a smaller 32 oz container, but makes a lot of racket.
Bought their 7500 new from Vitamix in 2014 and it still does an excellent job.
Their 7500 is approaching ten years; Vitamix replaced the container free around year five or six when its bottom failed.
Returned a 7500 because it vibrated, and the replacement does the same depending on how the blade is oriented.
Had a 7500 and found it a pain to blend smaller amounts in its low-profile container; recommends the 5200 for 16 oz or less.
Got a reconditioned 7500 about 15–20 years ago and it's still going.
Their 10-year-old 7500 no longer reaches full power and stops getting stronger around speed 6, even with only water; they had smelled something electrical under load months earlier and hoped it would last longer than 10 years.
After about seven years their Vitamix 7500 started smoking with toxic fumes while blending greens with coconut water; Vitamix called it normal use, and it will be their last Vitamix.