Vitamix VS Oster Versa
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- Опубликовано: 15 июн 2013
- Spoiler Alert: For all of you with ansiety issues, you're more than welcome to fast forward til' 12:35 so you can watch when I'm start blending, but if you want to understand the differences between a vitamix and any other blender or specifically this model I'm comparing with, you're also more than welcome to watch the entire video
"Thanks for watching"
Everybody knows very well about Vitamix blenders, so this video is not about which is better, because we all know Vitamix is one of the Top of the line Blenders on the market. But this Oster Blender has gained my respect, and I just want to share this video with the only intention to show the people who "might not be able" to afford a Vitamix, that there's another options in the market. I might be wrong, but I think Oster Versa is much better than the latest Ninja model, or any other average price blender. This Oster versa, has the same 7 years warranty as the Vitamix, has a stainless steal blade and also the gear assembly was build in the same way as the Vitamix and somehow, they have the same look alike, but I want to be clear... they're not the same!
IMO, nobody could overcome the quality of the Vitamix, but I'm sure, the Oster Versa is WAY BETTER than Ninja blender.
Don't apologize my friend. Any seemingly honest, unbiased comparison video is very well appreciated. Thanks!
I use both. Vitamix is fast and best, but way more money. Good for professional use. But ostsr is a great buy, much less money, and will do a great job if you blend longer. Much longer. But it works. I use a $45 oster and it can even make hot sauce from whole peppers and spices. Just start blending with only 1/4 full to grind seeds. Use little liquid at first, then add more. Cant beat oster products.
This was helpful. This is the first time I've seen these two compared like this. Thank you!
Took long enough to get to the actual demonstration/review. But thank you for doing it.
+tbd
Well,this was my first video "ever" lol
But thanks for your comment..
And you're welcome!
+Ice Man Nice video, thanks. Which one is quieter or are they equally loud?
Rakan bin Mohamed, definitely the Vitamix is the less noisy, but if you're blending for just a few seconds, I think both are equally capable to do the job..
it's not a big deal..
+Ice Man OK, thank you very much!
Good video, thanks so much for taking this time to do this. It solidified my decision to go with the Versa.
You're very welcome..
I did this video back in 2013, and I still receiving messages from people who liked it..
Thank you for this video. I don't understand all the dislikes. Goofy people.
Gracias por el video, creo que me quedo con la Oster por el precio, interesante la comparacion ;)
This information is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you very, very much for making this video.
Excellent unbiased review...thanks! The Vitamix Pro 750 is an amazing blender.
aBMWEnthusiast
Thanks for your comment. It's been 5 years since I made this video, and I can tell you this,
My Vitamix still perform like the very first day..
In a half decade of use, this machine has behaved excellent!!
Ice Man, that is one of the benefits of purchasing a Vitamix...they seem to last forever. I purchased my first Vitamix in 2001 and although I've updated it three times, my original one, the 5000 still performs as well as it did when originally bought it. Throughout the year's I’ve upgraded due to features and newer technology, but these things just do not break. I recently purchased the A3500 which is why I started looking on RUclips for videos from other Vitamix owners; this is how I came across your review. Even today, your 750 Pro is considered one of Vitamix’s most renowned blenders even among other Vitamix owners. Thanks again for your review and the update. I’m curious, is the Oster still functioning?
Thank you for taking the time to make this video.
Thank you for making this video! I own a Vita-mix but want to buy a blender for my Mother and don't have the money for another Vita-mix, so this was VERY helpful!
It looks like you had it on high speed too soon, though. Normally I keep mine on a much lower speed for about 20-30 seconds first, just to be sure most of the ingredients are chopped up first. Then I slowly increase speed. You don't need the tamper (as much or at all depending on how full the jar is) if you do it like this. I would think probably the same method would work for that Oster as well. :)
GREAT JOB on this video! I really appreciate that you took the time to do this. Vitamin is my first choice but I am now considering the Oster Versa.
Can I ask why the Vitamix is better than the Oster?
Hi there,
I think this question depends on the preferences of the person who use it, because the old fashioned Oster it’s very popular for the old “oster customers”
But the difference with the Vitamix it’s pretty much the power of the engine and it’s components.
I don’t know where it’s been assemble the Oster Blender, but Vitamix it’s an American company with more than half century of experience building hight quality blenders, and they are all assemble in the US. They also come with 7 years of warranty, and if they happen to have a safety recall, they will inform to the owners and they will replace whatever they need to replace under no cost.
Vitamix it’s a family owned company.
I hope this info it’s what you were looking for 👍
Just bought the Versa today at Walmart for $250 came with a $50 gift card. I think does a awesome job blending smoothies. Worth every pennie.
Thanks for the vid. You honesty is very transparent. As I am looking to buy a blender but on a budget I may just consider saving up to a V-mix. It appears to be worth its value.
"...you[r] honesty..."
You're welcome Laz, and if you want to wait until you got enought money for a VitaMix, go ahead, will be a great option..
I don't think so...see ruclips.net/video/wzdNEAINC20/видео.html
This is a good comparison video, for most of us who dont have 500 dollars on a vitamix ..which from what i can tell is like the rolls royce of blenders ...and get a blender that can keep up with it pretty much ...is always a good thing. thanks for your time . If I ever get alot of money to do with what I want I will get a vitamix ...but otherwise I gotta budget and I like to get the best of the less I have.
Ice Man have you tried the Optimum Blender? Looks like the Vitamix with more HP.......I'm curious. Thanks for sharing the Oster blender comparison.
The "like" thumbs up button doesn't work on RUclips for me, any more. Can't find a solution anywhere. Wish I could "like" these great blender videos!
Don't worry, I appreciate your comment about the video, and regarding the "Like" option, you might need to login again. It happen to me as well, and the solution was close the browser, and reopen RUclips and sign again. Also remember that "maybe" you linked your accounts with google, so you might need to check that out. good Luck!
***** Thanks! I got it to work. I SWEAR I had logged out and in several times before. Oh, well. It worked this time.
D Bodin
Awesome! Good news..
I have an Oster Versa and the Oster 12 speed, and the Vtiamix and I prefer the Vitamix. But at least I still have recourse with the other two IF my Vitamix ever breaks down. What I like about the Vitamix is there are no parts to remove, you can wash as you use and no need for switching blade, but you can get the dry container which is for gringind flours fresh and other things, like coffee etc. My Oster Versa comes with two different blades, one for grains for making flours and one for fruits and veggies to make smoothies etc.
Great review
Thank you! It's the kind of video I was looking for! I've seen everywhere the vitamix is the best option, but it's not affordable for me.
I wouldn't worry about the time you spent on each blender, I don't know if the Versa stayed longer could have also made the smoothie smoother (lol), but it surely does a very good job. The difference wasn't much.
I've been with Oster the most part of my life and I'm satisfied with the blenders I've had, I think I would keep my eye on a Versa and later I would go for a Vitamix if I can spend on one. Thanks so much!
You are very welcome Carla, and for the records, Oster was my very first blender too, but the old version, and I was happy with it..
Until I meet the Vitamix!
@@Hieloxx ..can I ask why the Vitamix is better than the Oster?
Great video! Keep it up
Hi ! thank you very much indeed for this very excellent review. I like the Oster Versa stainless stell cutting assembly. Do you know maybe if the two blenders' cutting assemblies are compatible ? i am asking this because given the extraordinary success of the Vitamix a lot of not original but good spare parts are available. In particular the very key part of any mixer, after the engine ... the cutting assembly. In this way it could be also possible to experiment with blades of different design i guess to find the optimal one. Thanks again. gino
Ice Man your video was exactly what I needed, yes I cant afford $439 or $599 for a vitamix, However, I was willing to save for it..Thanks to your video Im spend $249 for a Oster because quite frankly Im not picky if it's a has tiny bits ( you did take less time on the Oster and it seemed it went thru food faster) I'm so thankful ...I wanted a blender that would work with carrots beets, etc. Thanks soo much
You're more than welcome Crystal..
And I'm glad you found the info you were looking for. Honestly, I think the blender industry it's been growing so fast that make "Vita-mix" blender a good point of reference for other companies who wants to get the same result.
And like you said, you were looking for a blender who can do what you really need (in your case, a blender that would work with carrots)
So, enjoy your new blender, have fun with it..
In my case, I use my Vita-Mix almost every day, and my speciality is healthy juices.
Yeah, I noticed that when I made the smoothie with the Versa, there was like 2 leaves of spinach in the blender, right after finished the smoothie, but it wasn't a big deal.
Great video, thanks for sharing. Can you switch the jars? Like, can you put a vitamix jar on the oster versa base and have it work?
Thank you dude!
You're welcome Andrea..
Great!!
good luck man, hope you can get the Versa at the price you want it. It's a great Blender for the price...
You're welcome. I'm glad you like it..
I just found the Oster Versa on sale for $80 Canadian. For 10% lower performance it's a steal!
Maaaaannn!!
No way..
What a lucky guy you are, but I hope you get the exact same model, this machine was purchased on 2013, not sure if they still selling the same model, but if you got the very same one, you're one lucky guy.
@@Hieloxx it's the Oster Versa 1400 - I've already used it a bit and it's great.
I have the oster versa. I notice it is really Really loud when I use the soup button or really when it is on the highest. Is the Vitamix that loud as well?? Thanks for your video :)
I'm going to wait for Vitamix to fix the black specks problem they have and then get one, was so disappointed about that Vitamix issue.
I have a 30+ year old Osterizer blender that works like a champ. It is very hard to go wrong with a quality well made blender from either company. These things will last you decades without breaking down.
Thanks for the video! Could you maybe try another video where you try with kale leaves or something else that is really fibrous? I'm still very much in doubt about which blender to choose... I want to give smoothies to the kids, so they get more vegetables and I need the smoothies to be really, really smooth...
You should consider to buy a blender based on your budget, but if you want my personal opinion if you can afford a Vitamix, go ahead and get one, the convenient one my cost you around $450, and maybe $400, and if you get other brands, theres not much difference. In this case, The Oster versa is definitely a good option, but if you want a good quality blender, get the Vitamix, or the Blendtec , in that order.
all of them are great with thick vegetables..
Thanks!
***** I have been hearing about Vitamix blenders putting black flecks into your smoothies and soups! See www.buzzfeed.com/virginiahughes/vitamix-blenders-spin-off-shards-of-teflon-but-its-probably#.xdnDwAj5A
I bought both the Vitamix 5200 for 499.99 and Oster Versa for 249.99. They both have the same noise level, both have 7 years warranty. I kept the Oster Versa because of the price.
how slow does the versa go on lowest setting? does it go as slow as vitamix? the slowest setting is useful sometimes
Hi there, thanks for your comments, and you're right, the Versa make noise, but I'm not sure if they have the same noise level between the basic Vitamix version and the VERSA. I checked the Vitamix 5200 which is pretty awesome BTW, and it seems to make a little bit less noise than the VERSA.
I guess the only difference between Vitamix 5200 vs Oster Versa is like 70 bucks, if you can spend that difference, get the Vitamix 5200,you'll love it, but the Versa is Awesome,for the "$" is a great choice
I luv the versa I been having mine for 2years now and it makes good soup and smoothies
The Versa it's a good machine!
Yes it is but I like the video are u going to do anymore videos with the versa
Not at the moment, but maybe in the near future. My main purpose on this video was to show the people that can't afford a Vitamix, there's another alternative option which is more convenient in terms of money, but it's also a good product..
And I think I proved it..
Can you please make a video where you blend kale in both blenders? I want to see if the Oster Versa is powerful enough to liquefy a 50% kale smoothie. Thanks.
Hi, just a word of recommendation, the tamper tool should not be left in the blender while blending, it will interrupt the vortex and the ingredients will be prevented from being sucked down towards the blades. With the tamper left in the ingredients just spin around and this overheats the motor and requires longer blending.
Thank you!!
I've been living in USA for 5 years already, so I guess it won't be easy to forget my foreign language, and for that reason I have an accent, but I don't pretend to be somebody else, just me... a foreign with a foreign accent LOL...
I have 2 or 3 more videos if you wanna take a look, one of the videos it's pretty funny, I make a smoothie but with "style"... I love to cook so, you might enjoy this one.
Good video. Thank you. I am very interested in the Oster. I don't have vitamix money.
You can buy Oster® Versa® Pro® Series Blender $199 at Amazon. It is a lot cheaper than Vitamix.
I'm sorry to hear that, not too many people has been reported issues with this new Oster blender, but the good part is, even if you broken for mistake, you're still cover under 7 years warranty, so don't spend time trying to figure out how that happen, and just send it to Oster and they will give you a good one again!
informative video. Thanks
for making peanut and almond butter what blender you suggest? have you ever try with both of them? Thank you!
Vitamix all the time!!
Works good for Bulletproof coffee too.
I am looking for a blender to make from: peanut or almond butter to juices, smoothies, creams and ice cream. Which blender do you recommend? Thank you.
Definitely the Vitamix..
I appreciate your response
Tanks
I'm a demonstrator for vm and the oster looks to be the best bet for the price. The vm will have the smoothest consistency I'm sure and i've noticed will equal more appetizing juice. Does the oster cook soup? I wonder the rpm on the oster.
how does the tamper on the Oster work with small things like peanuts or seeds for butters? I mean to say that without the blunt bottom, does the what appears to be an "X" at the bottom of the tamper for the Oster let the small pieces slip through and not allow the bottom of the tamper to force it into the blades? Also is there a problem with the sides of the container and the "X" shape of the tamper? Thanks
Hey there!!!
The "X" tamper like you call, does the same job as the Vitamix tamper, why?
Because is just a tamper, but here's the thing..
I Haven't seen any other blender besides Vitamix and Oster who's actually include a tamper, so for that reason these Oster Versa its a "Must"
And yes, you can triturate small pieces with no issues,and the good thing is that Oster came out with a new version of the Versa, so good luck!
***** I was wondering if the fact that the bottom appears to be a crisscross rather then round and blunt, if that gave problems with pieces escaping the tamper and sliding up the sides rather then into the blades. I haven't seen the blender in person yet so I cant see for my self. I went to Kohls but that particular Kohls didn't sell that particular Oster. I am going to keep looking. I use a vitamix but would like to offer a less expensive alternative to the Vitamix for those who get sticker shock. But I was concerned about this particular point about the Tamper's bottom shape. Thanks.
Not problem at all..
It does the job with no issues!
Indeed, I've been seen some videos of the Omniblend, and I guess is a pretty good machine. Maybe in the future, I will spend some money in other blenders, and I'll get another video, but for now, I keep my PRO 750
You're welcome, I hope you like it.
Hi, i was wondering, can you make a 2nd video showing the bottom part of the blender where it spins, like at 0:57 seconds of your video, i need to see if my blender looks that same as yours??? PLease!!!!!! tHANKS lol
The Oster Versa 1400 is great, especially now that it's available for $145. For the price it can make hot soup, blend very well, (comparable to Vitamix and Blendtec), and it includes a 7 year warranty.
They seem to be going for $200 now. Were they actually under $150, or are you mistakenly talking about the other Versa, the 1100-watt?
dandelion This is the Versa 1400, and as far as i know, i haven't see too many of these model out there, because I've been checking out the prices of the latest Versa, and apparently there's many other varieties of the Oster Versa, and even so, more convenient price than the one i'm showing here, which is the 1st Gen Oster Versa, and this one, came out with 1400 watts. With the latest version, I have no clue, but I guess they're as good as this one.
Beach er ttc 1😋
That would be awesome, but I don't remember see it at Walmart. You can find it on Kohls that's for sure..
What about the vitamix 5200 vs. this Oster Versa.
I just realized something...
Next time i make a tutorial, I'll make sure to spend lees time with the video recording, LOL!
You right man, most of the vintage appliance were made to last longer, and unfortunately there's not such thing like that in this days, only a few products can still offer that, but they cost a lot of money, like this Vitamix. I don't know if I'm gonna be able to keep it for the next 30 years, but I'll do my best...
Not a blender, bit I have a KitchenAid K5A stand mixer that I purchased in 1972 that still runs like new.
You're welcome!!!
I hope this was enough information to make you decide what's your choice. However, be aware about the price of the Versa, cause I guess right now, the Oster Versa is around $400. When I bought it, it was a initial promotional day, because it was just "introduced" to the market, so I guess that's why I paid $300 and I bough it in Kohle's
(I guess that's the name) but I went today to the same store, and now is $400.
The vitamix has a smoothie setting...
At 12 mins I was like PRESS THR DAMN SWITCH!!
The Oster has a higher profile than the Vitamix. The noise level is about the same. Vitamix sounds like a hefty outbound motor while the Oster has a more high pitch sound. 50/50 flip a coin but if you want a more manly sound like guys liking Harleys, then choose Vitamix.
I already choose..
you can see on this video!
lol
Ice man could you do the test over again this time using the two smoothie buttons instead? Also make sure that the tamper is removed once it gets blending? Blending only really occurs while the tamper is removed on each models. In this video it was 10 seconds for the vitamix and 31 seconds for the versa. You were honest about the difference in time. Also could you make peanut butter or sunflower seed butter in the versa. Both should be made with roasted nuts or seeds and no added oil. People who are allergic to nuts use Roasted Sunflower seeds. Thanks Ice Man.
Hello "Pazios2002"
Thanks for your comment, Unfortunately, i'm overseas now, far away from US lol
but also I had the chance to sell my Oster Versa to a friend who really loved that blender, and as far as I know , she haven't had any issue at all with the
"buttons option", she does a lot of good stuff. The only think i'm not sure is the latest versions of the versa, because this one was the very 1st gen Oster versa, and when I purchased this one, was almost $350 or something, and I got it from Kohls. Now, the new model might be as good as this one, but i can asure you that you can make peanut butter or even sunflower seed butter in this Oster Blender. I make this video more than a year ago, and both blender were immaculate at the moment of the video, so they were brand new, obviously they are amazing machines..
I hope this info can help you in what you're looking for..
maybe when I get back to my home in US, I might try to make more videos, with against my 1+ year old Vitamin 750 PRO, hahaha
The Vitamix looks like it's smoother then the Oster
Can’t wait to get that oster for ice cream.
It looked to me like the Oster had a higher capacity. It pureed faster. And the Amazon reviews of vitamix have pictures of teflon flakes in smoothies. Yet, the reviewer and the comments still continue to say of course the Vitamix is better. Why? Just because it is more expensive? Reputation? Maybe the Vitamix is more durable long term but I think they're riding on their name, and I'd never get one due to the risk of the teflon problem. They shouldn't have sold so many with that problem.
Thank you for the video, I was trying to save for a vitamix but is is around $400, I didn't know they sell this at kohl's, usually get 30% off coupon plus you get kohl's cash, so I think ill give it a try. It will be around $200 instead of $400.
Fair review.....For $300, you might as well pay a little extra and get the Vitamix.
yes the vitamix looks smoother i can see the pieces in the oster.. have you heard of omniblend? it is pretty much equal to vitamix but cheaper or as cheap as the oster and 7 year warranty i just bought one for a friend and they love it namaste
The bottom part of the blender where you show at 0:57 the black plastic ring broke off and my blender doesn't speed up!!!
I have 1 minute not 20 - someone tell me the bottom line - is the cheap one as good at blending or not?
If you don't have enough money to buy a Vitamix, Oster is a good option..
Simple as that..
I just saved you 20 minutes!
Thanks. I bought an Oster Versa @ $150 from Walmart and so far it's working GREAT... it gets the kale leaves small enough that they are palatable with my fruits and soy milk in there.
Does the Oster pulvarize the seeds?
Jenrola Aluko
Yes, it worked pretty much the same as the mighty vitamix..
I have a Blendtec and love it, but I have to admit, I am impressed by what I'm seeing out of the Oster. It definitely does seem like a contender, especially at a price of $250. Although I hate that Oster copied Vitamix's design; as long as they are copying the VM's design, it will always feel like a "poor man's Vitamix".
it is. I have it and I put kale in mine :)
If you're an occasional blender user, then obviously don't spend $500 for a Vitamix. There's plenty of decent cheaper blenders. But if you make smoothies almost every day like I do, and you use whole fruits and veggies, then DEFINITELY look no further than a Vitamix. It is by far the best, most durable blender I have owned.
+Quisquellano26 Durability is irrelevant because both carry a 7 year warranty, and depending where you bought it. You can return it back to Costco ANYTIME if you're not satisfied with your purchase. At the end of the day, I can't see how anyone can justify paying for a machine that cost 4x more, when you can buy one that performs the same for 4x less.
yes, it does look like a vita-mix.
Two of my friends use this softwre with me. we love this software.? Still my favorite is GINO SHEARER DAILY SYSTEM
+Duarte Barrispinks
What are you talking about?
+Ice Man I want to know the same dorn thing Durate is talking about...lmao..
well ice man you're cool man! tell me do u know anything about the oster pro 1200 glass blender? I really want to get myself a blender but I can't choose.?.I'm confuse..I heard that the plastic jar is not too good for how health..please give me a reply
also you can order a reconditioned vitamix from them directly and i think the price is about $327 something like that.. when i got mine that is what i did and it came looking totally new with new pitcher etc and perhaps it was indeed new anyway it is a way to get a vitamix cheaper and from vitamix directly check their website Namaste r
I'm undecided. I like the proven Vitamix but find the Oster very attractive as Amazon has the Versa for $239 i believe.
Amazon had this blender for 249$ and before clicking they also had an additional 50$ off which made this blender 200$ - a steal in my mind.
and when was this?? the 750 is $600+ and the 5200 is $500+
Vic da G The video is almost a year ago, so the price was different, but if you can afford a Vitamix, go get it, you won't regret it..
Bought it in January 2014.
***** I think he meant the versa
Yes.... The versa.
Hi Ice Man. Is this the Oster 1400?
Yes it is..
+Ice Man Thanks! Love the review!
+Sylvia Bridges,
You're welcome..
you should of pass it on a strainer. to check how good it mix
I purchased my oster Versa meanwhile I was waiting on my Vitamix, but the one I bought is not the 5200, the one I got is the Vitamix Professional 750, which is the newest version of the Vitamix, now one thing is for sure, I'm gonna use that freaking Vitamix every single day, cause the money I paid was kind of stupid, and then I realized the Oster Versa can do the same job, and also has the same 7 Years Warranty!!! but be aware t might cost $400, and for 60 bucks more you can get the Vitamix
12:40 when he actually presses the button.
Hi there, unfortunately I don't have it with me right now, but I guess you wrote me days ago about an issue with you Oster. The only thing that I'm sure, is that any Versa it's been build the same way,they don't have different versions of the Versa, it's only ONE Versa,so if you have a problem with it, you should be able to return it and get it fixed or even better, get another one. I hope this information would help you with your question.
Now, if you have question about the Vitamix, go ahead..
and to the haters that don't got better things to do than to be bitter and try bring other ppl down, didn't yo momma ever show you any values, respect.? If you don't got nothing good to say don't say it at all, my toddler says (people speak what's in heart if it's good then good if they are bad than bad..she gets it) geez
It does, actually, the Versa has the same amount of power than any Vitamix, I guess the secret is the Blade, and the speed distribution, which is something that you will get with this OSTER, cause this version have variable speed...
muita praticidade
obrigado..
Hi Robert,
I did a video long time ago, unfortunately, I can't find it, but I guarantee you this...
You can get a good looking green smoothie using the Oster, is not a big deal. What a suggest you is to watch some tutorials about green smoothies if you don't feel confident, but it wont' be a big deal. good luck!!!
The Oster Versa has the same amount of power than my Vitamix 750 PRO (around 2.2HP)
and I guess both has the same speed, like 28000 rpm, and yes... You can cook soup with the Oster. For the price is very good machine, but f you have the money to purchase any Vitamix, would be a great investment. But at the end, both has the same lifetime warranty, the only difference will be on your eye and your taste.
Stanless steel? Stan's gonna be pissed.
Oh come on'..
You know I meant "Stainless steel" lol
This not the Vitamix 5200, which is a great machine, it has a 3" blade inside and it runs around 35k rpm, maybe more.If you're lucky,you'll get the 5200 for $450.
The Vitamix I have here is the Vitamix Professional Series 750,it came with a 4" Blade,lower size and wide,so it'll fit anywhere,self cleaning option,Stainless Steel made ect
Is the Top of the line,it cost $690 if you buy it on the "Vitamix" website, and I guess,for that price...
"Off Course" this blender make way less noise! LOL
You can get the Oster with 1400 HP for $150
I'm sure it's at Walmart stores for $239 also.
$250 , really?
You are a lucky guy.. Enjoy the blender!
I did a little more digging and found out my blender is actually 39 years old. lol
Just a thought: next time wear a digital watch and use your watch to time how long you blend.
+craig6t
Well, since this was my very first video ever, my only intention was to show how these 2 blenders works, never intended to make any of them a "winner". But thanks for the comment, maybe the next time if I decide to make another video, I'll make sure to timing the blending process..
My personal opinion:
1* Go for it!!! Get the Versa at "that price" because is a good deal
2* If you can afford any Vitamix, then go get it..
3* If you haven't decided yet, make your own test, and see which one you like, but at least you will get the Oster Versa for a good price!
Good luck..
I would like to see do oster versa vs ninja ultimate
I think without a doubt, that if your main priority is "budget" and just get a blender who does the job, regardless the time you might spend, then get the Ninja..
Now, if you really wants something more like just a kitchen appliance, then get the VitaMix, because this is a really great machine who does "Everything", so if you get something like a Vitamix in your kitchen, it would be more like a Kitchen equipment, more professional, and the cheapest Vitamix i guess its like $400.
But even better, the ninja ultimate is like $250, maybe more depending on taxes, and theres another great blender machine, and is cheaper than Vitamix, but more expensive than Ninja, and theta the Blendtec, I guess you can find a good one for $350..
In this situation, is when Oster Versa came to the show, because for the price you pay for the "Versa" you will get almost the same quality as you get with a Vitamix, the result will be the same, but the quality is "pretty close"
and for the money you pay, it's way better than purchase a Ninja, and now, the new version of the "Oster Versa" is even better..
But one thing is for sure,
I'm afraid that Ninja will loose the challenge against the Versa!
Simple as that..
What do u think about the omega blender but im going to get the oster for show
emile bacchus
I think the Omega is a pretty good blender, Im not sure about the price and how many versions they have, but the Oster Versa I think is almost $200, and for what I need is good enough. I currently keep the Vitamix Professional 750, because i had the money tho spend in the time i decided to buy it, but if i wouldn't have the Vitamix, I would still keep the Versa..
You're not supposed to leave the tamper on once it's not needed anymore
I know that now.. back then when i make this video i didn't have a clue because it was my very first time using it, actually I made this video 10 or 15 minutes right after the "unboxing", and that was almost 7 years ago. I still have my vitamix and it's still a solid appliance like if it was new.
@@Hieloxx Good to know. I'm getting my first Vitamix in a week and I'm excited already
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Adriana Beatriz Chan Dzul
😂 Hahahaha, good point!
You might right about that, but sometimes you need to explain things, so people will understand what they're watching...
Well, that's a lot of time using a blender. You should get in touch with the company who build that blender and tell your story, they might wanna get in touch with you.