Technology
Vitamix releases $200 Nano as its first personal single-serve blender
The compact appliance features a 1,000-watt motor and a machine-learning blending program.
The short version
- Vitamix has launched the Nano, a $200 personal blender that marks the company's first single-serve model without needing a separate adapter.
- The 1,000-watt device introduces SmoothiePilot, a machine learning-based program designed to automatically adjust blending speed and duration.
- The product is available starting Monday on Vitamix's website and through select retailers, including Amazon.
Key facts
- Vitamix released the Nano, its first dedicated personal single-serve blender, priced at $200.[CNET]
- The blender includes a 1,000-watt motor and controls operating via a single dial for variable speeds or its automated program.[CNET]
- The device features SmoothiePilot, an adaptive program utilizing machine learning to adjust blending times and speeds based on contents.[CNET]
- The product includes two 20-ounce BPA-free Tritan cups with to-go lids and carries a three-year limited warranty.[CNET]