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 I haven’t found anything not to like about this blender, and it’s a HUGE COST SAVINGS in comparison to my Vitamx. Just check out my video for a full overview of this blender.

I like it more than my Vitamx because it’s quieter, has more features, blends more thoroughly, and is much less expensive. I’m really impressed with this blender.

It’s true that Corosi has pretty much copied a lot of design features from the Vitamx. But I like that about a free marketplace: if these guys can produce a better product, I’m all for it.

This is a powerful blender that’s very versatile.

NOTE that if you’re into making puddings and frostings, this blender is a bit harder to thoroughly empty of frosting and pudding. I say this in comparison to a blender with an easily removable bottom. Taking that bottom off allows you to get the pudding or frosting out easily with a rubber spatula, and you’ll have a harder time with this sealed blender.

Cleaning is great and easy, though: just blend some soapy warm water.

It’s a seriously nice machine.

I’m not going to get into the technical aspects of this blender. You can read the other reviews and the manufacturer specs to get all this information. I’m just going to tell you briefly why I like this blender.

1. It works. Plain and simple. Everything I have blended has worked. All my old blenders either did not blend my ingredients or eventually overheated. Also most blenders have 4 blades, this one has 6.
2. I prefer a glass pitcher but the BPA-free plastic is not bad.
3. There is a cleaning setting on this blender. It works. It’s one of these functions that you did not realize you needed until you have it. Genius!
4. I made salsa (tomatoes, cilantro, onions, lime juice, jalapeno). All the ingredients bleed well, including the cilantro. I hate when the cilantro leaves get trapped under the blades or become bruised instead of chopped. This blender preformed to expectations.
5. I made a tomato basil soup. The blender pureed beautifully and the warm-hot soup did well in the blender.
6. I made a smoothie. The blender processed my protein powder, water, ice, kale, banana with ease. It even mixed up the protein powder seamlessly.

This blender makes for a great wedding or shower gift.

This is THE worst blender I have ever had…and I’ve had a few. You might as well take a teeny paring knife, and slice everything yourself for 5 hours. Not to mention, it’s so loud, the NEIGHBORS think a motor boat is going by — and we don’t live on a lake. This was a VERY expensive piece of equipment, and I wouldn’t recommend it to my enemies. I was told when I ordered it, that it wasn’t a “known” brand, and I should stick with what we know…but I ventured out, because this sounded so great. MANY regrets.

Got it on sale for $100 and its definetly worth every penny and more! Comparable to more expensive brands for sure. Blends smoothly, quiet opperation, plenty of features, long power cord, seals tight, huge capacity.. the bonus personal travel bottle is well made and comes with a cleaning brush. Great all around!

Holy smokes this thing is amazing. I have only ever used regular blenders, so was not quite sure what to expect of a “pro” quality blender. What I found blew me away. The base is a solid beast of an applicance. This thing is anything but low profile, but the size is needed to generate all the power. It has rubber feet and is very sturdy (as it should be given what it can do). The blender pitcher itself is huge – way bigger than any blender I have ever used. I made smoothies and, after throwing in my standard pile of stuff, still had over half the pitcher available. Unlike some blenders, the gear on the pitcher and the gear on the base are metal. There is thus no risk of cheap plastic connections breaking off. Once seated, the two metal pieces lock together and allow for some blending insanity.

Operation is simple. There is a speed dial in the middle, on and off on the right, and pulse/soup on the left. Given that this thing gets up to 30k RPM, I had my kids cover their ears before turning it on. Shockingly, it was incredibly quiet. Even when devouring (yes devouring) ice cubes, it stayed nice and quiet.

Within seconds of powering on, everything I put in was pulverized. I used some frozen berries that usually result in a bunch of gritty seeds when blended with my old blender. Not so with this beast. My smoothie had a fantastic consistency (actually smooth). On account of how much it liquefies everything, I had to adjust the liquid levels in my standard smoothie recipe (less liquid now).

I already love this smoothie blender. It does more than blend. It also makes soup. This morning, I put in some ice cubes, a little cold water, my SlimFast Protein Vanilla Smoothie mix, a banana and a handful of fresh blueberries. Delicious. When I went to blend, instead of reading directions, I did a man look. The blender, full of the listed ingredients was sitting atop the base and I hear beeping, Had to go find the directions. Before you use the blender, the middle dial has to be in the off position. Then you move the left button up for hot soup mixing or down for blending. Then you turn the third button on, turn the middle dial to get it started and blend away. I also used the tamper to get my banana down further to blend, It was easy clean up too. Just rinsed, added more water, a drop of liquid detergent and blended that. And to top it all off, it was easy to drink, without ice chunks and through a straw. This is a nice piece of equipment that has a lot of blending power and you will notice that the blades are thicker than normal blenders so that it can crush up fresh fruit and veggies.