Propel 750

Prefers the shorter, wider cup and loves their Propel 750.

Bought their wife a Propel 750 and has no regrets; she likes its smaller dry container too.

Just bought a Propel 750 with the stainless container and is loving it so far, a great upgrade from their old Waring.

Their new Propel 750 gave off a plastic smell, then ground as its drive socket cracked with the grub screw embedded on half a jar of partly frozen fruit.

Was gifted a Propel 750 and finds it awesome, though the 64 oz pitcher is too big for their needs.

Got their Propel 750 and loves it: sounds like a dishwasher, doesn't bother the cat and fits under the counter.

Upgraded from a Ninja Auto-iQ to a Propel 750: amazing at grinding small berry seeds, but they need the tamper for frozen spinach blocks that the Ninja chopped easily.

Uses their Propel 750 almost exclusively for single servings with no issues; it always exceeds expectations.

Their new Propel 750 stopped working on any setting after two uses, just clicking, and Amazon wouldn't replace it.

Got an open-box, never-used Propel 750 on eBay for $249 and finds it a lovely machine.

Absolutely loves their Propel 750, using the smoothie and cleaning presets most.

Their first Vitamix, a Propel 750 bought in June, has performed flawlessly; it is lighter than they expected, which suits their arthritic hands since they store it under the counter.

Their three-month-old Propel 750 shuts itself off from overheating after about 20 seconds of a basic smoothie with plenty of water, and customer service made things worse.