Vitamix vs Nutribullet Combo
Based on tests by TechGearLab (Aug 2025). How we score
Depends. Our pick is the Breville.
Neither is our first choice. See Vitamix vs Breville
From 1 tester: TechGearLab
From 1 tester: TechGearLab
Amazon currently sells the Vitamix through MallStop, not Vitamix or Amazon. Warranties can require an authorized seller, so check the seller before you buy.
Amazon prices as of Sep 30, 2:59 PM EDT (details)
What the testers found
TechGearLab's Best Blender on a Budget: "An accessibly priced workhorse of a blender that includes convenient accessories for on-the-go smoothies." It found the Combo "creates almost equally satisfying drinks for a far better value," but "struggled to produce a smooth nut butter," and it can't heat soup the way the Vitamix does. Its warranty is 1 year to the Vitamix's 7. America's Test Kitchen tested a different Nutribullet, not this one.
Specs side by side
| Spec | Vitamix | Nutribullet Combo |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $479.99 | $110.49 |
| Cost per year | ~$40/yr est. | — |
| Warranty | 7-year limited | 1-year limited |
| Capacity | 64 oz (8 cups) | — |
| Height | 20.25" (won't fit under a standard 18" cabinet) | — |
| Weight | 11.5 lb (measured by America's Test Kitchen) | — |
| Noise on high | 96.1 dB (measured by America's Test Kitchen) | — |
| Controls | Variable speed dial, high switch, pulse | — |
| Includes | Tamper | — |
| Power | — | 1200 W (TechGearLab) |
| Pitcher | — | 64 oz, plus 32 oz and 24 oz cups (manufacturer) |
| Presets | — | Extract, pulse; 3 speeds (TechGearLab) |
| Hot soup | — | Not meant for heating (TechGearLab) |
Sources: TechGearLab: The Best Blenders (updated Aug. 22, 2025), Manufacturer specs via Amazon listing
