Sage The Super Q
Professional-grade power in a quiet acoustic housing — a Vitamix rival you can buy in the EU
Key characteristics
Highlights
- ✓ 2,400W motor pulverises ice, nuts and frozen fruit
- ✓ 5 auto programs plus manual speed and pulse
- ✓ Sound-dampening housing — far quieter than rivals
- ✓ Cools itself and self-cleans in about a minute
Our take
Sage's Super Q is the closest thing to a commercial blender for the home kitchen: a 2,400W motor that turns fibrous greens and ice to silk, auto programs that take the guesswork out, and an acoustic housing that makes it far quieter than other high-power blenders. It's expensive, but it's a genuine buy-once machine — and unlike a Vitamix Propel, it's stocked across the EU.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- + Blends as smoothly as machines twice the price
- + Noticeably quieter than other high-power blenders
- + Auto programs plus a tamper for thick mixes
- + Sold and serviced across the EU
Cons
- − Expensive
- − Tall — won't fit under low cabinets
- − Large jug is heavy to handle
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