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Cyber Week Vitamix deals still going on now: Save up to 37% off

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This story is part of Digital Trends' Cyber Monday coverage 2025

There are some great Cyber Week deals that you can still take advantage of. Right now, we’re focusing on all the latest Vitamix deals with discounts on highly sought-after blenders. If you’re keen to make more soups and smoothies than ever before, this is your chance to do so at a considerable discount. To that end, we’ve collected some of our favorite Cyber Week Vitamix deals for you below, although it’s worth checking these Best Buy Cyber Week deals for some more options.

Also, if you’re looking for some more appliances, you can check out these Cyber Week microwave deals, Cyber Week refrigerator deals, and Cyber Week appliance package deals.

Our Top Pick: Vitamix Professional Series 750 Blender — $490 $700 30% off

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The Vitamix Professional Series 750 Blender has five pre-programmed settings for simple and automated blending. You can fine tune the texture via variable speed control and the pulse feature, and there are exceptional aircraft-grade stainless steel blades for chopping and blending. If you don’t go a day without blending, this is what you need.

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Vitamix A2500 Ascent Blender (renewed) — $300 $475 37% off

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The Vitamix A2500 Ascent Blender has three program settings along with variable speed control and a pulse function. It also has a built-in digital timer for helping you get things just right. There’s built-in wireless connectivity too, so the motor base can read the container size you’ve chosen and automatically adjust as needed.

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Vitamix Explorian Blender Professional Grade (renewed) — $320 $389 18% off

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With 10 variable speeds, the Vitamix Explorian Blender Professional Grade is perfect for refining your blend to just how you like it. Its pulse feature can handle chunky salsas or thick soups as well as smoothies, while its low-profile 64-ounce container fits comfortably under most kitchen cabinets. It also has aircraft-grade stainless steel blades so it can cope with the toughest of ingredients no matter what.

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Vitamix Explorian Blender (renewed) — $329 $380 13% off

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Refurbished but in fantastic condition, the Vitamix Explorian Blender is the ideal Vitamix entry point. It has three settings for smoothies, hot soups, and frozen desserts. There are also variable speed controls and a pulse feature, while the 64-ounce container is perfect for large capacity blends. It’s durable too, and even self-cleaning.

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Vitamix Ascent X4 Blender — $510 $700 27% off

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Five blending programs simplify using the Vitamix Ascent X4 Blender, and its digital timer, 15-second add button, and variable speed controls all keep you in control. It also comes with a tamper and an indicator that tells you when to use it to keep thicker blends moving. It’s advanced stuff but perfect for smoothie fans.

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How to choose a Vitamix during Cyber Week

Vitamix makes some of the best blenders around. A key name in the blender vs food processor world, Vitamix blenders are typically better for liquids like smoothies and protein shakes. Vitamix’s more high-end devices are also great for food processing too, so it’s important to think about what your plans are. Do you just need something low-budget for mixing up some smoothies or do you want a high-end device that can also make frozen cocktails?

Other things to consider include how noisy the blender is (and if that’s a problem for you) as well as if you need plenty of presets or you’re fine to figure things out as you go along. Ultimately though, the big consideration is your budget as you can spend under $200 on a Vitamix but also spend over $600 all depending on how important it is to you.

How we chose these Vitamix Cyber Week deals

When it comes to deal finding, we’re the experts. Our team spends its days looking for the best offers, searching through major retailers, and telling you exactly where to save big. We do that all year round, which means when it comes to Cyber Week, we know exactly what we’re doing. We know the market well, whether you’re talking about a Vitamix blender or a TV, so we can spot if a deal is genuinely good or one that’s just there to lure you in during sales hype.

We also know what good products are, so we exclusively feature products that you actually want to own. Even the most affordable deals are still of poor value if they’re not worth owning, so we use our expert knowledge to ensure that what’s listed here is of high quality. We’re talking about things we’d be happy to own as well as that we would recommend to our friends and family.

Jennifer Allen
Jennifer Allen is a technology writer with over 15 years of experience in the field. During that time, she's spent the past…
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