Professional Series 750

Loves their Pro 750 and finds it easier to clean than others.

Having used almost all Vitamix models, the Pro 750 remains their favorite in long term use.

Their Professional Series 750 broke down and would cost $158 to repair.

Their 750 Pro just died after warranty expired.

Got the Professional 750 nine years ago and it still performs exactly the same.

Has used their Pro 750 every day for 10 years and finds it great for everything.

Got a refurbished 750 for $255 on Black Friday; it is much quieter than their Blendtec and they love it.

Their Pro 750's wider container means they have to make more than they need for the blend to work well.

Bought a used Pro 750 with accessories and likes using it more than their Ascent A3500.

Has a 750 Pro with exceptional ratings; loud, but never runs long.

Loves their 750 and fixed it after it was dropped; the inside looks very high quality.

Switched from a 1400 W Ninja to a Pro 750: no comparison on green smoothies, going from chewy bits to pure liquid.

Sold their Pro 750 because its stainless finish got blotchy and the casing had gaps where gunk collected and was hard to clean.

Owns the Vitamix 750 Pro and says they love it, recommending it to a new buyer.

Their copper 750 Pro, bought secondhand, is almost 10 years old and still going strong.

Has owned a Professional 750 for 10 years and calls it a beast, with off-the-charts warranty service.

Picked up a virtually unused 2012 Professional Series 750 on eBay and it runs like a dream.

Has a 750 and it's excellent; glad they found one at a good price years ago.

Their first Vitamix, a 750 Pro, was a great blender and their wife's favourite, replaced only for a cheap A3500 bundle.

Their Pro 750 from 2018 has been in heavy rotation 5-6 days a week for smoothies, soup, dough and batter and is still going.

Their Professional Series 750 has corrosion on the housing after five years and only 20–30 uses, which disappoints them.

Their Professional Series 750's internal chassis disintegrated after a couple of years of barely being used.

Their 750 Pro just turned 11 years old with zero issues; only added a 48 oz jar.

Likes the presets on their original Pro 750 because the built-in auto stop lets them walk away while it blends.

Their Pro 750 is a reassuringly solid beast; the smoothie program left berry seeds, so they blend 90 seconds manually and get very smooth results.

Their Professional Series 750 does a great job with smoothies in its narrow container, as well as their E310 and better than their old Blendtec.

Their reconditioned Professional Series 750, bought from Vitamix in 2014, has been great.

Their Professional 750 with the low 64 oz container works well for smoothies but can overheat and shut down depending on thickness and blend time.

Uses the skinny 32 oz pitcher on their 750 for almost everything, and the wide 64 oz does a good job with larger quantities.

Has a 10-year-old Pro 750 that has never glitched.

Their 8-year-old Professional Series 750 still works most of the time and they went back to it after an Ascent X5 failed, though they expect it to give out soon and repair isn't cost-effective.

Recently got a used Pro 750 and loves it; its performance blew their mind, but it is very loud, so they wouldn't recommend it for an apartment.