Immersive screen
The TM7’s larger display makes guided recipes easier to follow and icons more accessible for the whole family.
TM6 vs TM7: what actually changed
The TM7 introduces a brighter interface, new sensors, and an even quieter motor. Compare both models to decide if it’s time to upgrade.
Side-by-side comparison
| Feature | TM6 | TM7 |
|---|---|---|
| Display | 6.8" touch display | 10" glass touch display with adaptive interface |
| Guided cooking | Cookidoo® access via Wi-Fi | Cookidoo® + Smart recommendations + on-screen shopping lists |
| Noise levels | Standard motor insulation | Upgraded insulation and a quieter motor |
| Sensors | Integrated scales (1 g accuracy) | Improved integrated scales; the Thermomix® Sensor probe is available separately |
| Varoma | Standard Varoma set | 6.8 L for the full Varoma set including the tray, redesigned for 45% more steaming capacity than the TM6 |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz | Dual-band Wi-Fi + Bluetooth LE |
| Open cooking mode | Manual settings | Manual mode with touch sliders and real-time prompts |
| How to get started | TM6 discontinued | Request a demo with Isabella to review current TM7 bundles and support. |
The 6.8 L Varoma capacity and the 45% uplift over the TM6 are as published by Vorwerk, checked 31 August 2026. Other rows are from manufacturer material not on that page. See the Vorwerk UK & Ireland specification page. TM6 figures are from Vorwerk's published TM6 material.
What is actually different
What changed between the two machines, in plain terms.
Quieter multitasking
Blend or knead without pausing conversations thanks to improved acoustic dampening.
Smarter accessories
The redesigned Varoma holds 45% more than the TM6's for multi-level steaming, and the optional Thermomix® Sensor extends guided cooking to the oven and hob.
Is the upgrade right for you?
Probably not, if your TM6 works and you are happy with it. That is the honest answer and it is the one most TM6 owners should hear. The TM7 is a better machine, but it is a refinement of one you already own rather than a different category of thing, and what it costs is the same from every advisor.
It is worth it if the bigger Varoma changes what you can cook at once, if you use Cookidoo® daily and the larger screen would genuinely change that, or if your TM6 is reaching the end of its life anyway. The Sensor probe extends guided cooking beyond the bowl, but it is sold separately and is not in the box.
Most TM6 accessories fit the TM7. Ask me what Vorwerk are currently offering on older machines rather than taking a number from a website, because that changes.
Not sure? Cook on the TM7 first
A demo is free, takes around two hours, and nobody is asked to decide on the day. Bring your TM6 questions.