The X2 is the Ascent X that keeps its hands on a dial. Programmed settings are there, but the variable speed control is a physical knob rather than a touchscreen, which is a real difference when hands are wet or floury. The 48-ounce container in shadow black clears a standard cabinet.
Wireless container recognition still works the way it does across the line, with the base reading which jar is seated and matching program times to it. The range is the same as its siblings, from frozen fruit and ice through hot soup, with less between you and the motor.
Vita-Mix Corporation has been headquartered in Olmsted Township, Ohio since 1921 and employs roughly 700 people across its Northeast Ohio operations, where it has built high-performance blending equipment for commercial kitchens and home cooks for over a century. This listing states no origin for the item itself.
