Explorian E320

Loves having the personal cups and adapter that come with their Costco E320.

Got the E320 from Costco instead and is happy with the decision.

Bought the E320 at Costco for $319 and is glad of its smaller personal containers and warranty.

Their Costco E320 works fine with frozen fruits and veggies, much better than their old Ninja.

Bought the Costco E320 deal and their wife and kids are happy with it.

Returned their E320 for a 7500 because both are loud and the kids hated the noise.

Is really happy with their first Vitamix, which turns out to be an E320.

Bought an E320 on sale; it blends vegetable smoothies and seeds extremely well and is the best blender they have owned.

Bought the E320 after sitting on the fence and loves it.

Their renewed E320 has a low-profile 64 oz jar needing 3-4 cups, so they bought an extra 48 oz for single servings.

Got an E320 with the personal cup adapter for about $400; smoothies and soups come out very smooth and it is simple.

Their refurbished E320 from 2018 had its dial break before warranty ended, and has now died again.

Their Costco E320 died days after its 5-year warranty expired, though Costco took it back.

Finds the E320 excellent for making smoothies.

Their Explorian E320 bought from Costco 8 years ago is still running fine and handled thick smoothies better than a 5200.

Their E320 flings thick nut butter to the sides past speed 3-4 and its low-profile 64 oz container needs larger batches for a vortex, though they like its simplicity.

Their Costco E320 worked great for about four years until the container started leaking and no longer seats flat.

Their reconditioned E320 has never struggled with smoothies, soup, sauces, peanut butter or hummus in about five years.

Received an E320 as a gift in 2019 and loved it, using it for years.

Just got a new E320 and their first smoothie was very nice, though the motor sound oscillates while blending.

Bought an Explorian E320 at Costco five years ago; after two good years their smoothies turned foamy with an odd taste, even on low speeds, so they switched to a cheap blender that gives silky smoothies.