FETERVIC 1000W Personal Blender for Smoothies and Shakes, Smoothie Maker with 6 Blades, 2*23 oz Cups, 1*10oz Grind Cup, Portable Blenders for Kitchen
- Brand:
- FETERVIC
- Model Number:
- PB-2018
- UPC:
- 781108193763
- EAN:
- 0781108193763
- Walmart SKU:
- 5146434830
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$59.99 | |
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$48.99 |
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Customer Insights: Rated 4.5/5 from 1230 reviews.
I am highly satisfied with my vitamix experience. I was recommended to purchase a Vitamix by a family member. It was the best decision I could have made. I have made frappe, smoothies, juices. Very pleased with the outcome of each. I will recommend to others.
I have purchased many blenders before and still have some however I wanted to start making nice cream and I purchased the vitamix based on reviews. It's the best investment I've made this year!!
The blender works awesome, and the smoothies it makes are super smooth. I downloaded the app and we are starting to feel much healthier by supplementing one meal a day with a smoothie, and the weight is going down Awesome product.
It is very powerful blender, it has settings for smoothies and soups, i use those a'lot and like it a'lot. There is only one downfall, they say its bluetooth ready, but the app cant connect to it and do anything to it, it sees it but does not when connected ln app still shows no connection. So its worthless! Follow directions on what to put first inside the cup, soft stuff first then harder stuff after and add lil water for each smoothie, maybe one full cup, then add ice last, the water will really help with grinding/blending process to blend it to the perfection. If you do that step, there wont be any need for the plastic baton to push the ingredients down toward the blade. I rarely use the baton, only maybe sometimes when theres lots of ice. Its somewhat not that loud, everything gets done within 50 secs usually and its good to go. For soups i will say that adding some hot water to it will help it cook better nd you wont have to wait long 6 mins to get soup done it will be done faster. Also when you make soups, add tortila chips or crackers last 5-10 seconds to make it little chunkier. Always wash it by adding water nd drop of dish soap, and let it blend on high for 5-10seconds take it off an rinse, for smoothies, and for soups do same step but at the end flip the cup upside down nd let it dry like that, so the ingredient smells dont get stuck with it for long nd they air out, like garlic or onion type of smell, even when washed. Have fun with it, you bought it so use it everyday, i know the food or smoothies that i make in it are healthy for me and it will be same for you just keep making stuff with it.
This is a great power machine. I can make cold smoothies and hot soups. I was very confused as to whether it should be A2300 or A2500. After all, I chose A2500. Great correct answer. She makes smoothies and soups without my supervision. I will buy a new blender accessory. There will be more recipes for me.
I've been using Ninja blenders for years and was tired of replacing them every 3 years. When I asked friends what I should get, almost all of them said Vitamix so I decided to make the investment. I am glad I did! It grinds everything! No raspberry seeds stuck in my teeth anymore and it even makes pizza dough! Its quieter than my Ninja up until speed 8 and then its pretty loud. But if you needed to be quieter, you could just blend at the lower speeds. I am officially a Vitamix fan for life!
This is my second vitamin. This is a slightly smaller version of what I had before, and I was hoping it would pulverized my fruits and vegetables for smoothies. It has surpassed my expectations!
It blends a quadruple recipe of smoothie to smooth perfection! I love this blender and didn't realize how useful it would be. Also fries a great job on muffins and pancakes!
I purchased on blender; it overheated with minimal use and later the motor froze and the shaft could not be turned. After receiving a refund, I disassembled the unit and found that 3 of the plastic fan blades were missing. I purchased the second unit as a replacement. Following the instructions this unit does not overheat but blending with ice requires several times longer than a Ninja blender I previously owned. Also, even though it is listed as a 1000 watt unit, it has far less power than the Ninja that I previously owned. The main attribute of this product is the size of the containers.
I first bought the a3500 model and had issues with the touch not working at times. So when with the a2500 model expecting it to be the same but more features then my pro 750 that I ended up selling to get this newer model. The 750 pro is much better in my opinion in both quality and how it performs. The first issue is the container on the a2500 doesn't pull the ingredients to the blade as well as my pro 750 did. I had to go back and forth with the variable speed knob to get ingredients to drop to to blade and a couple times had to push ingredients off the sides. This was just using it for my green smoothies. The pro 750 had no issues with this at all. Just started variable speed off slow and when up in speed and would create the vortex to pull the ingredients to the blades. Then the final straw was trying to make almond butter and yes added oil and took well over 35 minutes. My pro 750 did almond butter in 6 minutes. The quality also took a dip as well. Paddle switches on the a2500 don't have the nice click the pro 750 does. Plus you have to push more then once at times to get it to start, or hard. Then when to look for the optional smaller containers at the local brick and mortar stores and found none, or in stock online even. Finally bought some on eBay just to have it not detect on the blender. So when to store bought another 750 pro and more likely the a2500 will be sold soon after doing video review of it and side by side comparison.
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Third-Party Sellers prices have ranged from $41.89 (Jul 14) to $49.99 (Sep 11) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $46.18.
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