7 Can’t-Miss Vitamix Deals to Snag ASAP (They’re Up to $100 Off!)

Vitamix launched the Ascent X Series blenders earlier this fall, and now you can save $100 on two of the Ascent X models, including the Ascent X4. This model pairs that serious blending power we know and love from Vitamix with a touchscreen display panel that allows you to choose from five different presets, including ones for making smoothies, soups, and dips. Britt and her family have multiple Vitamix blenders, including the Ascent X4, and she appreciates this model in part for its clever design: “What I really love about the new Ascent X Series is that they come with a removable holder that allows you to store the tamper with the Vitamix base. It was always a pain to find a place for it in a drawer or on our baker's rack (I was constantly moving it around), so I just love that Vitamix continues to evolve by listening to its customers and creating small solutions that are a big help!”

A great entry-level blender, this E310 may be easy to use, but this thing doesn't compromise on motor-power or versatility. Although it lacks a few of the bells and whistles of the more expensive models, let's be honest — when you’re talking about a Vitamix, there’s really no such thing as a “basic model.” It has 10 speeds to choose from; stainless-steel blades that can go from a rough chop (if you’re dicing veggies) to a smooth purée (perfect for thick cold-weather soup); and a pulse button that allows you to achieve coarser chopping, which is ideal if you’re making the base for a stew.

For a blender that is loved by Vitamix shoppers (it has a 4.7-star rating!), grab the Ascent X2. With it, you'll have three presets you can play with to make soups, smoothies, and frozen desserts super quickly and easily. Plus, you can have it run its self-cleaning cycle when you're done, and you can throw the pitcher right into the dishwasher if you're dealing with some stubborn stuck-on food.

Right now, you can snag the Vitamix 5200 for just $450 during the brand’s Holiday Sale. This model comes with 10 speed options and a 64-ounce pitcher, so you’ll have plenty of room for blending soups, smoothies, frozen drinks, and so much more. Plus, the 5200 comes highly recommended by nutritionist Heather McClees: “I owned this model for more than five years before upgrading and, frankly, I kind of miss it! I have many friends who’ve had theirs for more than 10 years and swear it still works like a champ.”

If you want to go all out, then the Ascent X5 is for you. Like the Ascent X4, it’s $100 off right now and features a touchscreen display. Unlike the X4, though, it has 10 presets (instead of five), meaning with this model you can blend soups, dips, and smoothies, as well as craft your own non-dairy milks and nut butters, and even utilize it for making your own spice blends — just to name a few of its functionalities. Those who use their blender on the daily will definitely want to upgrade to this new, top-of-the-line model from Vitamix while it’s marked down.

With this set, you can score a blender and then some! You’ll of course get the A3500 blender in this kitchen system, but you’ll also get four different disc blades and a little storage container for those, a food processor attachment, and more. Britt and her family also have this kitchen system, and she said, “We usually just use the blender, but I love that a food processor is available.” And with all that holiday meal prep coming up, I’m willing to bet you will, too.

Those who want to easily blend up soups and smoothies without having a blender take up space on their counter will want to pick up this immersion blender bundle instead. As the name suggests, you’ll be able to choose five different speed settings on this hand blender, so you get just the consistency you’re looking for. Plus, with this bundle, you’ll also get a whisk attachment that you can swap in for the blade if you need a hand mixer instead, a mini chopper attachment, a jar with a lid so you blend and store your creations all in one place, and more.