The Omni V Blender

I tried some so called smoothie making blenders before talking with Thomas Fox at www.OmniBlender.com. The real problem with smaller (cheap) blenders is the blade speed and horsepower. Ice cream and milk is pretty easy to blend, but making greens and fruits smooth enough to drink takes more power. It takes horsepower to drive the blade fast enough to really emulsify greens, berries and other tough items. After Thomas explained the horse power, blade speed, containers and the other ins and outs of blenders, I was able to make a much more informed decision. I did some research on the internet with my newly gained information about blenders, found out pricing and then came back to www.OmniBlender.com.

Thomas actually ran some tests at my request to see how the Omni V worked on blackberries, coffee and other items. Actually some of these tests are videos available to see on the website. Anyway after much thought, testing and reading about blenders I decided to try the Omni V Blender because I especially liked the idea of it being a clone of a high-end more expensive blender and the powerful motor running at a reduced rate. I'm very pleased with the blender and have been using it for almost 2 years. Works great and I use it almost everyday, sometimes 2 times a day.

Check out their website, you won't find a better blender for this price. It compares to very high-end blenders with notable names that cost twice this much.