Skip to Main Content Shopping for a business? Request a bulk quote Overall Product Weight: 8.4lb. The Breville Hemisphere Control Blender is a versatile and easy to use kitchen appliance. Made from die cast metal for the base and plastic for the jar, this blender ensures long lasting performance. It is available in multiple finishes. The 750 watt blender is perfect to chop items into small granules and offers high functionality. The blender features five speed settings that allow you to cook as per your requirements. The hemisphere blade and bowl system with engineering grade blades is ideal for chopping most vegetables and fruits. The jug is dishwasher safe and the blender is easy to clean and maintain. The blender material is BPA free. Die cast metal base Hemisphere blade and bowl system Illuminated buttons for clarity Number of Blades: 6 Product Warranty: 1 Year limited Number of Speeds: 5 Height - Top to Bottom 17'' H x 6.5'' W x 8'' D

The blender jug may be washed in the dishwasher. Ensure the lid has been removed from the blender jug before placing into the dishwasher. The motor base can be wiped with a damp cloth. California Residents: Proposition 65 warning At the 1932 Melbourne Cup, Bill O’Brien and Harry Norville decided to invest their funds into something they’d long dreamt of and started Breville Radio. The word Breville is a derivate of these founder’s names. But by the late 50’s, television had all but replaced the radio, and as such Breville’s focus turned to small appliances. To this day, Breville's products range from espresso machines and coffee makers, to blenders, toasters, grills, woks, and rice cookers. The unique combination of genuine innovation and beautiful design has resonated strongly with U.S. consumers. More About This Product Expected delivery dates for Enjoy the comfort of premium coverage with a Protection Plan Extended protection beyond MFR warranty

No deductible for covered claims Power surge coverage from day 1 What do these Protection Plans Cover? If your appliance experiences a mechanical or electrical failure due to defects in materials, workmanship, or normal wear and tear, your plan will either cover the replacement costs, or repair costs for parts and labor. Once I've purchased a plan, when does my coverage begin? Coverage for mechanical or electrical failures begins as soon as the manufacturer's warranty expires. The only exception is Power Surge coverage, which begins the day your product is delivered. What isn't covered by these plans? These plans do not cover intentional damages accidents such as drops and spills, appliances damaged by natural disasters such as fire or flooding, stolen appliances, and appliances used for commercial purposes. What if my appliance needs to be serviced? /wayfair or calling Customer Support at Will I have to pay a deductible? Can I cancel my plan?

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I have to admit, since purchasing my first Vitamix nearly 3 years ago, I’ve been convinced that NO other blender could possibly compare.breville hemisphere control blender kale The Vitamix is truly in a class of its own when it comes to power and efficiency. Despite the hefty price tag, this blender has more than made up for it by helping me prepare homemade almond milk, grinding my own cheaper flours, and preparing silky-smooth shakes and soups, without having to rely on take-out or store-bought alternatives. It’s no wonder why the Vitamix is found in most professional kitchens! While I don’t expect to need to replace it anytime soon, I would buy this blender again in a heartbeat. However, according to the latest Cook’s Illustrated, another blender does compare. In fact, it was selected as the co-winner, alongside the Vitamix, as “Best Blender.” [Click on the image above to enlarge |

Image courtesy of my mom’s copy of Cook’s Illustrated] As you can see from the comparison above, Cook’s Illustrated testers found the Breville Hemisphere Control Blender to be nearly as good as the Vitamix–> and at less than half the price, it might be worth a shot! Both the Breville Hemisphere and Vitamix received high marks across the board, with the Breville scoring only slightly lower in terms of noise, and when blending a kale smoothie or milkshake. (See criteria above for more details.) In terms of durability and speed, they scored the same! If the Breville model can truly crush ice as well as the Vitamix, I don’t see why it couldn’t perform all the other functions just as well. Note: I do think it’s worth noting that the Breville Hemisphere only comes with a 1-year warranty, so the value may vary with long term use. The Vitamix model that I own comes with a 5-year warranty, and the higher-end model comes with a 7-year warranty, providing peace of mind with your investment.

While we’re on the subject of small kitchen appliances, Cook’s Illustrated also reviewed electric juicers in the same issue. Guess which juicer came out the winner? My personal favorite, the Breville Juice Fountain Plus! This was the first juicer I ever owned and, after trying two other models, it’s still the juicer I use most often. My first one lasted over 5 years! It’s quick and efficient, yet gentle enough to handle leafy greens. And for the price, it can’t be beat! Note: It seems that all the juicers reviewed by Cook’s Illustrated were all centrifugal juicers, which happen to be the most affordable and easiest to use. Masticating juicers produce an even higher-quality juice, but often come with a hefty price tag and are more labor intensive… so, I don’t recommend those for beginners! I know many of you have been in the market for a good blender, but can’t afford the Vitamix, so I hope this comparison proves to be helpful! : Are you in the market for a blender or juicer?