The Vitamix 6500 is a new Vitamix model currently sold by demonstrators in Costco Road Shows. This is how the Vitamix 6500 compares to the Vitamix 6300 previously sold by demonstrators in Costco Road Shows.
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➜ The Low Profile, wide-bottomed, wet, 64 oz. container that was introduced with the Vitamix Pro 750 and the other Next Generation models (Vitamix 7500, Pro 300, and Creations Elite) comes with a 6500 model. It is very important to add a narrow bottomed Vitamix Container to your order if you choose any model that comes with the Low Profile, wide-bottomed, wet, 64 oz. container for the reasons listed here: Vitamix Containers Explained (be SURE to read the comments to that blog article). Contact me if you have any model that came with a wide bottomed container, but you don’t have a narrow bottomed wet container to go with it!
➜ The Classic, 64 oz., tall, narrow bottomed container came with a 6300 model. For details about the differences between the Classic and the Low Profile 64 oz. Wet containers visit: Vitamix Containers Explained
➜ The Standard Motor Housing is an older design or “look”. Both the 6300 and the 6500 are Standard models, and use the older Standard design. This only affects looks!
➜ The standard motor in the 6500 model is stronger than the motor in an older Standard model. The older Standard in a 6300 has a “2-Peak” HP motor, and the newer Standard in a 6500 has a 2.2 HP motor, but Vitamix still considers this to be a Standard Motor because it does not have the 40% quieter, suspended motor design of the Next Generation models.
➜ Both the 6500 and the 6300 come with 3 programmed settings (“smoothies”, “frozen desserts”, and “hot soups”). Contact me to ask for my form letter to learn what I think of the models with programmed settings.
➜ See how the Vitamix 6500 compares to the Vitamix Pro 750: Vitamix 6500 vs. Pro 750
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Vitamix REALLY screwed up on the 6500 (they screwed up on the 6300 as well but that’s another story). Why couldn’t they have manufactured a base identical to that of the 5200 that could power the low-profile container? Many of us LIKE the 5200; commercial kitchens sure do, given that the Preps sell a LOT.