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Spectablend (Vitamix Similar) $150 off - $249 Delivered - RRP $399

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Spectablend (Vitamix Similar) $150 off - $249 Delivered - RRP $399
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lplau on 07/07/2015 - 15:58 spectablend.com.au (220 clicks)
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Just found out from a friend that they have another special for this awesome blender, even better price than before.
It was $100 off last time, this time its $150 off.

Been using this pretty much every day for the past year or so, hasn't missed a beat, blends are quite even probably due to the high power motor in the unit.

You can check out my review in my old thread:
https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/136644

Shamelessly copied the info from my previous post.

Vitamix equivalent in terms of use.

Cheaper than Vitamix and accessories for this is also ALOT cheaper than Vitamix. Jug is made in taiwan.

1500W heavy-duty motor (PEAK 3HP)
35,000 RPM
Virtually unbreakable 2.0L BPA-free jug
Automatic over-current protection and overheating protection for motor
All-stainless steel enclosed 6-blade assembly with Japanese sealed bearings
Includes mixing tamper for efficient processing
Covered by 1 year warranty / 3 years on motor
Box dimensions are 425 x 295 x 330mm at 6kgs

Warranty:
Spectablend will back our products for 1 year (3 year on the motor). After that period ends, we will repair or replace your blender for a maximum fee of $75. Common wear and tear parts such as the driver socket will be replaced for a nominal fee of $25.

Reviews on the web says describes their warranty as being pretty responsive and quick:
http://www.productreview.com.au/p/spectablend-bl-001.html

Item is sent out from Melbourne VIC via Toll IPEC. Pretty fast shipping, it was same-day to next-day dispatch.

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  • Sidor on 07/07/2015 - 16:17

    this knock-off is cheaper - http://www.closethedeal.com.au/index.php/appliances/small-ki…

    It was on ozbargain for $99 awhile ago.

    • lplau on 07/07/2015 - 16:31

      Its cheaper, but is it same or better quality?
      Also warranty would be a worry.

      This one is made by JTC which is made in Taiwan.

      • hamwhisperer on 07/07/2015 - 16:39

        So what's the deal, has JTC dropped the Omniblend name then? Because that's who makes the Omni, which was originally sold as low as $210 AUD shipped… (although it's been at $300 for near 2 years now)
        Is it finally being upped in price to now $400! and renamed?

        :/

      • watts on 07/07/2015 - 16:42

        Looks the same as omniblend, which is also JTC, but cheaper (before discount). Slightly more expensive when taking discount into consideration but has 5yr warranty.

        http://www.omniblendaustralia.com.au/shop/omniblend-i-onyx-2…

        • lplau on 07/07/2015 - 16:44

          That's true about the warranty. However they do have a pretty cheap replacement plan e.g. they will repair it for cheap if its outside of warranty. Would be keen to know what is Omniblend's repair cost if it was out of warranty, I know some companies charge an arm and a leg so it is cheaper just to buy a new one.

          Haven't had any issues with mine though, no cogs or machinery has broken down yet (touch wood) and I've used it pretty roughly.

        • watts on 07/07/2015 - 16:58
          +1

          @lplau:

          I'm a bit suss on that short warranty/ cheap repair arrangement. Will they still charge the same in 4 yrs time? I doubt it.

          The $25 mentioned seems to have gone up judging by current website. And no mention of $75 cap either

          "Common wear and tear parts such as the driver socket will be replaced for a nominal fee of $49 with free shipping after warranty ends."

        • lplau on 07/07/2015 - 18:04

          @watts: ah they must have changed it.

          I'm gonna email them to see what's the deal.

  • hamwhisperer on 07/07/2015 - 16:27

    Would recommend the Omniblend with 1.5L jug instead - I'm entering my third year, it's a beast.

  • clubhonda on 07/07/2015 - 21:05

    The commercial blenders are all pretty similar in terms of capability. Aldi also sells them occasionally for $99 so you know the cost price of these things are a lot lower than the $249 that they try to flog it. I bought a China made OEM off aliexpress and an Aldi one close to 2 years back and both are still going strong and virtually indistinguishable.

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