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Question: Will the 32oz container work on the professional 750 - since it does not have the same 'square' base?
Document: This container is a high quality container that you would expect to get from Vitamix. However, I would not recommend it for professional 750. Although it fits inside the rubber feet on the machine instead of outside, when you run the blender the container will wobble. You might want to get a 48 oz which has a smaller base, and which will fit outside the rubber fit and will stay firmly when you run the blender. By the way, it does not come with a tamper.
I bought this container to use with my new Vitamix 750 which comes with the whopping 64 oz container. Since I desired to prepare single servings of &#34;smoothies&#34;, the 32 oz container was the best bet. It has worked out to be just what I wanted. I've been using it now for a few weeks and my 64 oz container is still in its original wrapper.
I recently bought the Vitamix 750 at Williams Sonoma. Within a few days of use, I realized that the 64 oz container was way too big for my daily smoothie. I returned to WS and purchased this 32 oz. container. as I was anxious to get it and didn't want to wait to have it delivered.I had read about the mini tamper online and asked the sales associate if I needed to buy one or if my 750 tamper would work.
While I prefer the 48 oz container for smoothies for my husband and me, this 32 oz container is my go to container for preparing salad dressings and other small serving items. I have the Vitamix 750 which has a slightly larger base . . .nice, but difficult to prepare small quantities in. This container completely fixed that problem.I definitely think the 32 oz container is essential for anyone who owns one of the newer Pro models with the next generation container base.
I love my Vitamix 5000 and use it often with the regular 64 oz pitcher. I have been wanting the smaller container ever since they were marketed but didn't know if it would fit this older model. After sending a question through &#34;Amazon Answers&#34;, several responses assured me that the 48 oz  pitcher would work fine. I love it not only because it is BPA free, but it now slides underneath my cabinet  mounted.
was hoping it would fit so I was willing to pay the 130.00. Since it would not work I returned it and they did process the return real fast! !
Why would Vitamix make a gray rubber lid when all the other rubber parts on most machines are black? If I want to leave it on the motor base it makes my very expensive 750 machine look look like a mismatch. I just wanted to point that out as no one has mentioned it. I don't think I would have ordered it if I had known the lid wasn't black and wouldn't look right sitting on the base.
I have issue with 64 OZ jar that came with equipment since it is not going under kitchen closet. In order to save space, I ended up buying the 48 OZ jar. While functionality of 48 OZ jar is very good and comparable with 64 OZ jar in all aspects, it does not feel comfortable to hold on the jar for a long time. The missing elements to feel comfortable are the rubber grip and also closing the handle with the base, that are there in the 64 OZ jar.
I just received this product. Exactly within two days and in great packaging and condition. It seems to work perfectly and is a much improved design from the canister that came with my 5000. It does fit perfectly! I noticed two small holes in opposing sides of the base. I was concerned about this and considered returning the product until I contacted Vitamix directly. I learned this is a new design to remove air pressure at high speeds.
For more than $110, I (falsely) assumed this container came with a mini-tamper that's made specifically for the 32oz container. After reading some of the questions and answers, I was sure of it.
Answer: Yes, I have the combo and it works (it fits inside the rubber feet on the machine instead of outside)