Blendtec Total Classic vs Oster Master Series with Texture Select

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Quick verdict

Blendtec Total Classic edges it overall, winning 2 of 4 rating categories. Oster Master Series with Texture Select is cheaper to start ($60 vs $343).

Choose Blendtec Total Classic if…

You’re push-button high performance with the longest warranty. The main Vitamix rival: powerful, very smooth and run by simple preset buttons. A shorter jar fits under cabinets, and the 8-year warranty is the longest we’ve seen.

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Choose Oster Master Series with Texture Select if…

You’re beginners who want a full-size glass jar and a to-go cup for under $70. Choose thin, medium or thick and it blends to that texture automatically. The glass jar resists stains and odors, and the included to-go cup covers single smoothies.

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Side by side

Blendtec Total ClassicOster Master Series with Texture Select
Our rating4.5/54.2/5
Smoothness (greens & seeds)4.7/53.7/5
Frozen fruit & ice4.7/54/5
Ease of use & cleaning4.5/54.5/5
Value4.2/54.6/5
Typical price$343$60
TypeFull-sizeFull-size
Power1,560 W1,200 W
Capacity75 oz (FourSide jar)6-cup glass jar + 24 oz to-go cup
TamperNo (WildSide jar design)No
Dishwasher-safeSelf-cleansYes
Warranty8 yearsSee Oster’s warranty terms
Best forPush-button high performance with the longest warrantyBeginners who want a full-size glass jar and a to-go cup for under $70

Blendtec Total Classic: pros & cons

  • Preset smoothie cycle does it all
  • Blunt, safe blade is easy to clean
  • Fits under cabinets
  • 8-year warranty
  • No tamper: thick bowls need more liquid or stopping to stir
  • Expensive
  • Loud

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Oster Master Series with Texture Select: pros & cons

  • Texture Select programs are beginner-friendly
  • Glass jar plus a to-go cup
  • Inexpensive
  • Glass jar is heavy
  • Not as smooth with greens as premium models

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