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The best Black Friday Vitamix blender deals:

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BEST BLENDER SYSTEM DEAL Vitamix A2300 Ascent SmartPrep Kitchen System $499.95 at Amazon (save $150)

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BEST INDIVIDUAL BLENDER DEAL Vitamix A3500 Ascent Gold Label Smart Blender $574.95 at Amazon (save $125)

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BEST ACCESSORY DEAL Vitamix 15856 64-Ounce Container $107.09 at Amazon (save $48.91)

It's no secret that Vitamix blenders and kitchen systems are expensive. That's why taking advantage of sales like Black Friday is key to snagging the model you've been looking for without your bank account giving you the side eye.

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Many retailers started sprinkling Black Friday deals across their sites weeks ahead of the official day-after-Thanksgiving sale. Fortunately, Vitamix shoppers have more than their fair share of deals to choose from. Whether you're looking for a multi-piece system, a standalone blender, or a replacement part, we've rounded up the best early Black Friday Vitamix deals we could find. We even threw in a few deals on other brands as well if you want to do some comparison shopping. Keep checking back, as we'll be updating this page as more deals drop.

Early Black Friday Vitamix blender deals

Opens in a new window Credit: Vitamix Our pick: Vitamix A2300 Ascent SmartPrep Kitchen System

Why we like it

An excellent, albeit expensive gift or a major upgrade to your own kitchen, the Vitamix A2300 Ascent SmartPrep Kitchen System includes every tool you need to make practically anything — soups, smoothies, nut butter, etc. It comes with the A2300 motor base, a 64-ounce container, a food processor attachment, two food pushers, two reversible slice/shred discs, a low-profile tamper, disc storage case, one multi-use blade, a work bowl lid, a cookbook, and a recipe booklet. The system is designed to help you speed through food prep tasks. Usually $649.95, it's on sale at Amazon for a new low of $499.95. That's $150 in savings and a whole $100 less than it's currently listed at Vitamix, Walmart, Target, or Best Buy.

More Black Friday Vitamix blender deals

• Vitamix Immersion Blender — $124.95$149.95(save $25)

• Vitamix E310 Explorian Blender — $289.95$349.95(save $60)

• Vitamix 5200 Blender — $394.66$549.99(save $155.33)

• Vitamix 7500 Blender — $439.78$559.95(save $120.17)

• Vitamix A2300 Ascent Smart Blender — $449.95$499.95(save $50)

• Vitamix Propel Series 750 Blender — $497.30$629.95(save $132.65)

• Vitamix A2500 Ascent Smart Blender — $499.95$549.95(save $50)

• Vitamix Professional 750 Blender — $565.15$629.95(save $64.80)

• Vitamix A3500 Ascent Smart Blender — $574.95$649.95(save $75)

• Vitamix A3500 Ascent Gold Label Smart Blender — $574.95$699.95(save $125)

• Vitamix Ascent A3300 SmartPrep Kitchen System — $649.95$729.95(save $80)

• Vitamix A3500 Gourmet SmartPrep Kitchen System — $799.95$899.95(save $100)

Black Friday Vitamix accessory deals

• Vitamix 15856 Container —$107.09$156(save $48.91)

• Vitamix 12-Cup Food Processor Attachment — $155.70$199.95(save $44.25)

More early Black Friday blender deals

• Magic Bullet Blender 11-piece set — $36.50$49.99(save $13.49)

• Cuisinart BFP-703BC Smart Power Duet Blender/Food Processor — $72.99$165(save $92.01)

• Ninja BL610 Professional Blender — $79.95$99.99(save $20.04)

• Ninja BL660 Professional Compact Blender — $79.95$119.99(save $40.04)

• Ninja BN701 Professional Plus Blender — $79.99$119.99(save $40)

• Ninja BL770 Mega Kitchen System — $99.95$199.99(save $100.04)

• Nutribullet NB50500 Ultra Personal Blender — $129.99$149.99(save $20)

• Ninja BN801 Professional Plus Kitchen System — $188.99$219.99(save $31)

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