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Breville Super Q BBL920 vs Magic Bullet vs Vitamix 5300
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45 reviewsIn short
Quieter than a Vitamix, with velvety smoothies; two note the very tight lid is hard to remove.
Owners are split: many find it handy for single smoothies, sauces, dressings and grinding, easy to use and clean.
Long-lasting workhorse, often bought refurbished; noisy, and awkward for small batches.
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Specs
- Type
- High-speed blender
- Capacity
- 68 oz
- Model number
- BBL920
- Power
- 1800 W
- Type
- Personal blender
- Capacity
- 20 oz
- Model number
- MBR-1101, MBR-1701
- Power
- 250 W
- Type
- High-speed blender
- Capacity
- 64 oz
- Model number
- 5300
- Power
- 1380 W
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