Hey, today we're taking a quick look at the Pearl Grey Vitamix Pro 750. This is the finish that replaced the brushed stainless finish for the Pro 750. I don't know exactly why they canceled the brushed stainless finish and introduced this Pearl Grey finish. I can kind of guess, but it doesn't really matter. This is what we have now as a choice for sort of an in between between the black and red. The good news is that it looks pretty good. It is made with that plastic shell just like the black and the red, but it looks pretty elegant, not cheap. No, it really pops. It's really sharp, no pun intended. It's a nice looking finish, but color is relative. So I want to show you what it looks like compared to other finishes. So here's it next to the old Pro 750's brushed stainless finish. You can see the Pearl Grey is more grey. It doesn't have kind of that yellowy gold look and it's a little more speckled if you look really close. Next to this copper metal, it's actually a different model. This is the A3500, but the copper metal from the Pro 750 is going to look this way. It's totally different. And then here's the Pearl Grey next to an A3500 with brushed stainless finish. This is more of like a grey gold versus silver, totally different. I will say that both of these finishes, so now the Pearl Grey and then the brushed stainless finish on the A3500, these are the two most versatile finishes. Next to stainless seal, it looks nice on wood, it looks great. And then even up against like a bold color like blue, looks pretty good. As you're wondering how it holds up from a noise perspective, loudness or quietness, the Pro Grey because it doesn't have that metal shell, isn't as quiet as the machines with a true metal finish. So these A3500's I showed you or the Pro 750 with the copper metal, but the difference isn't that significant. It's small. You can see it if you measure it a couple of few decibels. So the Pro Grey isn't in the top tier of quietest or least loud Vitamix, but it's still pretty good. The Pro Grey really is just a color. It's something to fit into the decor of your kitchen. So on the inside, it doesn't matter and I want to show you that right now, we're going to make a must go green smoothie bowl. Musco smoothies is the term we learn from the CEO of Vitamix, Jody Berg. Musco smoothies, it's everything in the fridge that must go. So today we're using orange shoes. We don't normally use orange shoes in smoothies or smoothie bowls, but we had a friend bring it over for bagel brunch we had the other day, so it needs to go or thrown it in. We're also using a couple of oranges that need to go, some kale, a banana, and frozen pineapple cores. When we get a fresh pineapple, we freeze the cores and those are great blended. Not so great fresh. Well, add some frozen mango because that's a creamy smoothie bowl secret ingredient. And we're topping it with a lot of ice cream. Woo! We're using the tamper because we want that smoothie bowl consistency like a really thick smoothie. After about 30 seconds, pour them out into bowls and we're going to top them today. We're using more musco ingredients. We have some strawberries, blueberries, coconut shreds, chia seeds, some granola, and almond butter. Almond is never musco. Almond or something we're actually always out of and I want more of. It never needs to be eaten. It just gets eaten in plenty of time. I need to go make more almond butter this afternoon. I will say that the pearl gray looks really nice with a big green smoothie and you can't do a vitamin administration without the cleaning cycle. Warm water, a couple drops of soap, let it run, walk away, eat your smoothie bowl. And guys, subscribe to our channel if you haven't already. Hit that bell to get notified. If you appreciate videos like this, hit that thumbs up. Thank you so much for watching and we will see you in the next one.