Thinking about moving from the TM6 to the TM7?

For many of my customers, the upgrade was totally worth it — the TM7 offers speedier performance, improved touchscreen responsiveness, and smarter recipe integration. You’ll notice quicker transitions between steps, a more intuitive interface, and a few clever tweaks that make everyday cooking even smoother. If your TM6 still works great, you won’t feel pressured to switch overnight — but if you love using the Thermomix and want the best, the TM7 makes the experience a little more effortless and future-proof.

New Features:

10-inch multi-touch display — a much bigger and more responsive screen that replaces the old dial interface.

Open Cooking mode — cook up to about 100 °C with no blade rotation and no lid, letting you add ingredients freely and get better evaporation

Manual browning support — browning is now available in both guided and manual cooking modes, giving you more flexibility

Cool-touch, insulated bowl — the mixing bowl is wrapped in insulation so you can touch it safely even while cooking

Larger Varoma steamer capacity — about 45% more steaming space than on the TM6, with a more rectangular shape for more practical layout of food

Quieter operation & new motor — enhanced noise control and a new motor design aim for smoother, quieter cooking experience

Simplified locking mechanism — no more arms opening or closing; the lid locks automatically at higher speeds, and the system is more intuitive to use

Customisable home screen — you can personalise your display and enjoy new interactive visuals

New spatula design & accessories tweaks — the spatula is redesigned to better clean the bowl, and some accessories have been refined for better ergonomics

Software features & connectivity updates — in recent software releases: recipe transfer from smartphone to TM7, remote monitoring (so you get updates on your phone), ingredient presets, and smarter scale functionality in Guided Cooking.

Comparison video series

In my YouTube video series I compare accessories and look and feel in video 1, screen and software in video 2 and sounds it video 3. Enjoy!