Blendtec is too caught up in its own marketing - No tamp necessary! It can blend your phone! - whereas Vitamix lets the power and efficiency of its blenders speak for itself. VerdictĪs interesting as Blendtec's Will it Blend? series is, its blenders pale in comparison to Vitamix blenders. Things will come out smooth from the 575, but you better account for all the times you'll have to stop its operation to get an even blend. According to the brand, Blendtec's blades and jars are designed to never clump up, removing the need to scrape the sides during blending. The biggest issue with it is its steadfast belief that a tamp is not necessary. The Blendetc blender is a decent blender. It has 10 speeds, which makes customizing blends easy, especially since you can adjust the speend mid-blend. It creates smooth blends, and while there is some clumping, the tamp is a helpful tool to get things going smoothly. By and large, the Vitamix is one of the most efficient and effective blenders out there.
The differences in design between the two blenders ultimately affect the way they perform. The pricier Wildside Jar has a wide base and a fifth side, which are meant to work in conjunction to create a blending vortex that more efficiently blends without the need for a tamp - which the Blendtec does not include with its blenders. The first jar is known as the FourSide Jar, which is squared off and designed to generate more friction, which Blendtec recommends for making hot soups. The Blendtec 575 comes with the option of two style of jars, both made of plastic. The Vitamix's jar is tall and made of glass, with an opening to use the additional tamp. The jars of the two blenders also differ. The 5200's blade is sharp as hell, and you'd better be careful you don't cut yourself on it the 575's blade is dull and works by pulverizing instead of slicing. On inspection, the two blades couldn't be any more different.
The Vitamix 5200 uses alaser-cut, stainless-steel hammermill and cutting blades, while the Blendtec 575 uses a blunt blade. The biggest difference between the design of the 5200 and 575 blenders is the design of their blades.
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