Magimix vs Vitamix | The Best Blender for Smoothies
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In this video, SkinnyJollof gives her first impressions of the Magimix Le Blender series as she does the unboxing of the new Magimix blender. This video compares magimix vs vitamix a3500 for the best blender for smoothies. This is also for those looking for the best cheaper alternative to Vitamix.
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Sorry, but this is not a comparison video: there's far more liquid in the Vitamix than the Magimix, as is apparent once the machine starts, you can see the liquid level moving. and there's virtually no liquid there. This video feels strangely like an ad for Vitamix. I object to watching what are obviously sponsored and biased videos. All that aside, with Vitamix as the world leader in this kind of kitchen machine, it's hardly surprising which would be the winner. Given the price difference, this whole video is an unfair comparison in more ways than one. A far better test would be between the Magimix vs. Kitchenaid K400. I've never seen two cars compared, where one costs twice as much as the other.
*I had one of these before and it lasted many years and I used it a lot. It blends **MyBest.Kitchen** chops ,grates. Does most anything you would want to use it for. A lot of bang for your buck. A litlle loud however it so fast it is not bothersome.*
What setting would you choose to grate please?
I have used the Magimix blender for decades and agree that it starts slower on the smoothie program but you can change this by opting for a different program or by using the pulse button..
However Magimix blender does start slower for reason which is that by starting slowly it does not splash up nearly so much. Also the Magimix uses a type of motor that adapts to the ingredients, so for example with ice or frozen fruit it starts very slowly indeed, increasing gently which makes quieter in operation.
If you do want it to start at full speed immediately to get the blending done as fast as possible and if you want a finer smoother blend then simply press the pulse button and it will be done.
By starting slowly the Magimix gives you the option to adapt the consistency to taste whereas those that start at full speed only result in one level of consistency.
There are two models available of the Magimix blender, the 1200 watt which has 15000RPM and the 1300 watt which has 20000 RPM. Not everyone wants the finest maceration level for their blending so Magimix gives you these options.
Optional extras for either model include the Mill attachment which is suitable for hard objects like Mace or nuts etc. that you might want to grind to pieces or to a powder
So these are things worth considering before buying a blender
('m not paid by nor do I do not work for Magimix- this is just my experience)
I have a Magimix too, for more than 5 years - everything you said I agree with. It's a great blender.
One can start a Vitamix at any speed one chooses. The pre-sets (which for my money are essentially useless) start at lower speeds and ramp up.
It's so obvious that there are two different fillings in each blenders: in Vitamix there is milk or some kind of liquid on the bottom, and no apples, but some other fruit or veggies, maybe avocado. Whereas In Magimix there is no liquid.
Magimix has a glass jar which is a huge plus for me, I try to avoid storing food in plastic containers as much as possible.
If you want to run a 2 HP motor with a glass jar, be my guest. It'll be very entertaining to see what happens if you accidentally leave a utensil in the jar, or if you're making soup and the container fractures due to the heat.
@@HotVoodooWitchtalking crap. magimix blender 5 has 2.2 hp motor and glass jar. educate ur ass
@@HotVoodooWitchthe magimix power 5 is 1500W and has a glass jar . The glass is hardened Borosilicate special glass, designed to hold boiling liquid, it doesn't break that easily. And, WHY would you leave a utensil in your jar anyway? lol. What a strange 'what if...' comment.
@@alexanderthegreat7213why would you leave a utensil in a jar . . . . ? Because you're human and you get distracted, perhaps, i.e. one of the kids falls and hurts himself in the next room, the doorbell or phone rings, something is boiling over on the stove? The rationale is that you're not going to dirty the counter after having added something to the jar when you're interrupted. I did it once and never did it again. I laughed when I saw that Vitamix's commercial all-purpose blender is actually bundled with with extra gear sprockets and an Allen wrench because this kind of thing clearly happens in busy commercial kitchens.
You're attempting to school the wrong person on the virtues of borosilicate glass. I'm old, so I not only remember when Pyrex WAS borosilicate glass, I actually still own some pieces (I believe European Pyrex is still borosilicate). I own Duralex bowls and Hario pitchers and bodum tea infusers. I used borosilicate glass beakers in chemistry labs in college. Guess what? They all break (Duralex chips), and they're not even being subjected to the pressure of 2 HP. In fact, one of my Hario pitchers broke while sitting on my kitchen counter after being taken out of the refrigerator. It hadn't been subjected to abrupt temperature changes (which it should have been able to handle anyway, given its resistance to thermal shock), nor had it been bumped. I reiterate: it was just sitting there. It pained me because it was a style that had been discontinued, so it couldn't be replaced (even on eBay or Etsy). Imagine if that had happened to a blender jar while it was running, even if the contents weren't hot.
Sorry, you can't convince me. Fun fact: wattage ratings, which can be somewhat elastic, are how much power an appliance draws, not its output. A Vitamix draws 1380 W to power a 2 HP motor, making it more efficient than your Magimix. Enjoy your blender. I have a 5200XL, so I'm no stranger to Magimix. Its bowls, incidentally, are the same plastic used for aircraft windows.
Need to compare with exact the same ingredients which is not the case here.
Indeed! However, I used my vitamix in the US and uses the magimix in the UK. I tried to use similar ingredients in terms of density and texture though. hope you found it useful still. Cheers!
Thank you for this review. It's great
Magimix is an excellent blender for the price, this video really doesn't do it justice at all.
@skinnyjollof thank you for the review ! I was about to buy a vitamix as you all know it’s one of the best blender in the market. Iended up not doing it because the bowl is made with Tritan plastique which is more dangerous and cancerous than bpa. There is not a lot blender with a glass jar except this magimix. I brought the power 5 few weeks ago best decision ever !!! I can link you the article concerning the Tritan (made by independent journalist)
link the article
@@cachorroplutoAND the source of the study.
Thank you for a great video! I wonder how much does Magimix' Glass Jar actually weigh? I understand that it is heavy, it would be helpful to find out the weight in kg, so I can compare with mine, perhaps, I need to return it and get this one?
You forgot to mention that magimix has a 30_years guarantee for the engin itself( the motor) and the 3 years guarantee is for the accessories it makes a whole big difference my dear beautiful soul .
Infinite blessings
You had way mor liquid in vitamix
For the price difference I might want to try adding a bit more water however definitely gives me c’est n’est pas vitamix vibes. Great review 👌🏽
LMAO @ c'est n'est pas vitamix! Thanks for watching and yes, if you're not using the blender a lot in a day or every day of the week, then might be worth it to save $$$$ and go with a magimix :)
Great review
Thank you!!
Not enough water in the Magimix :/ Ingredients in the wrong order as well in the Magimix :/ There was more liquid in the Vitamix and not the same ingredients :/
Thanks Laure :) The Vitamix is actually deep/hollow so you can't see the true volume unless you look at the volume marker on the jar.
Vitamix hands down is the best blender. It's been the leader for years. But it's whatever your willing to save for. It's not cheap, but will last a lifetime if used as directed. Chop your ingredients to proper size to help the blender instead of pushing it to the limit, it will give decades of great service. I bought mine 10 yrs. It still works as it did the day I bought it. 100,000 restaurant's and food companies trust this blender more then any other blender. I believe the magimix is the best food processor. I'm a believer.ifbyou want the best you will do whatever it takes to get the best.
I saved for 2 years to buy mine.
Haha I love your enthusiam and determination Margaret! I agree with you. Vitamix's reputation is strong for a real reason. Thanks for watching!
Bonjour, sur l’efficacité du Magimix je ne suis pas contente car la texture obtenue n’est pas lisse pour les soupes crues et les mayonnaises de cajou , pourtant j’aime la jarre en verre et le design, mais aujourd’hui je vais devoir acheter le VItamix pour obtenir la texture désirée dans mes préparations crues! For me , Vitamix is better for work!
Merci beaucoup pour votre avis très détaillé!! J'hésitais justement entre acheter le Magimix et investir dans le Vitamix! Mon choix est fait...
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I've got a magimix. I use it for green smoothies (kale, spinach, brocoli, ice cubes ...) and it's a very good blender. I still wonder if the vitamix is really better, and how much it could be better.
Hmm in my opinion, if you mainly use your blender for making smoothies, then you're not missing a whole lot without a vitamix. I just found that vitamix gets the job done much quicker and with a perfectly smooth result.
@@SkinnyJollof the magimix makes the smoothest nut butters possible.
@@mizread lots of appliances do smooth nut butters, including Magimix food processors.
I searched online for a blender that is capable of blending dry ingredients such as black beans and rice to make burgers, but the megamix couldn't handle it.
I've read so many instructions on blenders but I can't find one.
I've sent 2 back to amazon already.
If anyone van suggest one please let me know.
Vitamix. "Dry" container. I've never heard of using bean/grain flours, uncooked, to make burgers but whatever floats your boat.
Maybe you need a food processor instead?
How quiet it is compared to the vitamix? Actually this could be what's holding me from getting vitamix ... I feel like it would wake up the neighbors when I try to blend with it
That Vitamix has a 2.2 HP motor. I don't think there's any way to make it quiet.
Finally a good clear video where magimix and vitamix are compaired. Thank you!
Love the vid, but I think you're supposed to put the heavy ingredients in first and the lighter ones last :).
heavy ingredients push lighter ingredients so is correct
@@cachorropluto actually, for a Vitamix, it's liquids first with the hardest ingredients on top.
what is this like with ginger? does it leave strings?
Not a shred 😁. Both blenders bled ginger well. Glad you asked because I happen to use ginger quite often in my smoothies.
SkinnyJollof thank you for your reply.. I’m so torn I love the glass jug of the magimix, I’m a bit worried about the tritan plastic of the vitamix, I’m hoping they sell their steel container in Europe soon!
@@scampifingers Jut to say i've got Magimix and its brilliant - if you put chunky fruit/veg at the bottom it'll blend anything you give it without an issue. I also opted for the glass jug and haven't regretted it. Magimix is also excellent for frozen fruit and nut butters.
@@lauravabis3718 hi is that the more expensive magimix power blender premium you have or the cheaper le blender? and is it actually quiet?
i currently have a vitamix a3500 and its smoothies are incredibly smooth, but it’s SO loud i put headphones on every time i use it, the touch screen controls require repeated pressing every time and the plastic can stain and be flimsy, so i’m thinking of selling it for a magimix.
@@lauravabis3718 Hi, can you please advise if Magimix Le Blender can make a smooth smoothie) out of a carrot and spinach? Thank you
not even the same level machine, there is at leastblender 5 xl with same power and functions as the vitamix... she s comparing the smaller version magimix model
You need to put more water on the magimix.... and you put the cover in the wrong way🤭
Silky smooth VITAMIX
Full of clumps MAGIMIX
Too bad you're comparing the result but not using the same recipe. So can't really compare !
VITAMIX ALL THE WAY!!!! Spend the money you definitely won’t regret it
INDEED! For those of us who blend quite often and are particular about certain kitchen appliances :) Though good to know there's an option for whenever the pocket bites and we still need a good blend 😆
I have the Magimix Le Blender and use it several times a day. It is amazing in my opinion. Perhaps Vitamix is better but it is also 2-3 times as expensive - and I truly don't believe it is 2-3 times better... 😉
@@berrycarbs it is. You can literally make soup in it. It processes perfectly smoothly. It's a marvel.
Enjoy the plastic :))))
@@kafka27 ?
The Magimix has less liquids and thus can't blend properly.. nice Vitamix sponsor video.
Just like the rest, this is so biased. There is a ton more liquid in the vitamin before you even start it. How about adding the liquid to the Magimix from the get go?
very bad comparison. you're doing all wrong. probably trying to get a freebie from Vitamix