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Best Mixer Grinder in India

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Short answer

The Prestige Iris 750 Watt Mixer Grinder (opens in a new tab) is the best overall here: a 750 W copper motor, four jars including a juicer jar, listed overload protection and a 2-year warranty on the product and motor. The Philips HL7756 Mixer Grinder 750W (opens in a new tab) lists the most operating detail. The Crompton Ameo 750-Watt Mixer Grinder (opens in a new tab) has the longest motor warranty listed here.

The Bajaj Rex 500W Mixer Grinder (opens in a new tab) and the Lifelong LLMG23 Power Pro 500-Watt Mixer Grinder (opens in a new tab) are the two 500 W models. Each of the five comes with stainless steel grinding jars. The Prestige Iris is the only one here that adds a juicer jar.

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Comparison at a glance

All details below come from the makers' own product pages.

Specs from each manufacturer's product page. "Not stated" means the maker does not publish it.

The picks

Pick #1Best overall

Prestige Iris 750 Watt Mixer Grinder

Brand: Prestige
  • Motor750 watts
  • Warranty2 years on product and motor

The Iris pairs a 750 W copper motor with four jars. Three are stainless steel and the fourth is a transparent juicer jar. Prestige says the jar-locking system reduces vibration and noise. It describes the lids as leak-proof.

Prestige Iris 750 Watt Mixer Grinder specifications
Motor power750 watts (copper motor)
Jars4 jars: 3 stainless steel jars (1.5 litres wet, 1 litre dry, 300 ml chutney) and a 1.5 litre transparent juicer jar
Speed settings3-speed rotary control with pulse function
Blades4 stainless steel blades, rust-resistant
Overload protectionYes, built-in overload protector
Warranty2 years on product and motor
ISI certifiedYes
ColourWhite

Pros

  • Includes a 1.5 litre juicer jar next to the three steel jars.

Cons

  • The maker does not state a motor speed or a continuous grinding time.

Suits: A household that wants juicing and grinding from one machine.

Falls short: Its two years on the motor is shorter than the five years Crompton states.

Pick #2Best listed run time

Philips HL7756 Mixer Grinder 750W

Brand: Philips
  • Motor750 W
  • SpeedsPulse + 3 speed
  • Warranty2 years

Philips lists the most operating detail of the five. The motor turns at 23000 rpm with no load and 13400 rpm under load. Philips gives a continuous grinding time of 25 minutes.

The maker says an air ventilation system cools the unit for longer motor life. It also says the wet and chutney jar lids carry rubber gaskets for a tight fit.

Philips HL7756 Mixer Grinder 750W specifications
Motor power750 W
Jars3 stainless steel jars: 1.5 / 1 / 0.3 L (working capacity 0.6 / 0.5 / 0.2 L)
Speed settingsPulse + 3 speed
BladesSpecialised blades
Overload protectionYes
Warranty2-year product warranty
Motor speed23000 rpm (no load); 13400 rpm (with load)
Continuous grinding25 minutes

Pros

  • States both the loaded and unloaded motor speed.

Cons

  • No juicer jar is listed.

Suits: A cook who wants listed run time and motor speed before buying.

Falls short: Its big jar is listed at 1.5 litres but only 0.6 litre of that is working capacity.

Pick #3

Bajaj Rex 500W Mixer Grinder

Brand: Bajaj
  • Motor500 W motor
  • Warranty1 year

Bajaj describes the Rex as ideal for daily grinding and blending. The jars are a 1.2 litre wet jar, a 0.8 litre dry jar and a 0.4 litre chutney jar. All three are stainless steel.

The product page leaves out several specs. Speed settings, blades and overload protection are not stated.

Bajaj Rex 500W Mixer Grinder specifications
Motor power500 W motor
Jars3 stainless steel jars: 1.2 L wet grinding jar, 0.8 L dry grinding jar, 0.4 L chutney jar
Warranty1 year product warranty

Pros

  • Separate wet, dry and chutney jars cover everyday jobs.

Cons

  • Only one year of warranty, the shortest in this list.

Suits: A buyer who grinds daily and wants a plain machine.

Falls short: Safety and speed details are missing from the maker's page.

Pick #4Best motor warranty

Crompton Ameo 750-Watt Mixer Grinder

Brand: Crompton
  • Motor750 W
  • Speeds3
  • Warranty2 years on product, 5 on motor

Crompton calls its motor MaxiGrind technology. The maker says it can grind hard ingredients such as turmeric and whole black gram. Three stainless steel jars with lids come in the box.

The warranty is the standout listed term. Crompton gives two years on the product and five years on the motor.

Crompton Ameo 750-Watt Mixer Grinder specifications
Motor power750 W
Jars3 stainless steel jars with lids
Speed settings3
Overload protectionYes
Warranty2 years on product; 5 years on motor

Pros

  • Five years of warranty on the motor.

Cons

  • Blade material and jar sizes are not stated.

Suits: A buyer who values a long motor warranty and grinds hard spices.

Falls short: It has no juicer jar, unlike the Prestige Iris.

Pick #5

Lifelong LLMG23 Power Pro 500-Watt Mixer Grinder

Brand: Lifelong
  • Motor500 W
  • SpeedsAdjustable speed control

Lifelong fits a 500 W motor to three stainless steel jars. They hold 1.5 litres for liquidising, 0.8 litre for dry grinding and 0.35 litre for chutney. The unit is ISI certified.

The maker says the overload protection cuts power automatically to protect the motor. It adds that the base is anti-skid and the handles are easy to grip.

Lifelong LLMG23 Power Pro 500-Watt Mixer Grinder specifications
Motor power500 W
Jars3 stainless steel jars: 1.5 L liquidizing, 0.8 L dry grinding, 0.35 L chutney
Speed settingsAdjustable speed control (knob control)
BladesStainless steel
Overload protectionYes (cuts off power during overloads)
CertificationISI certified

Pros

  • Lists both overload protection and ISI certification.

Cons

  • No warranty term is listed.

Suits: A buyer who wants a lighter motor with listed safety features.

Falls short: Its 500 W motor is smaller than the 750 W motors of the Prestige, Philips and Crompton.

How to choose

Start with the motor. Crompton says its 750 W motor can grind hard ingredients like turmeric and whole black gram. Bajaj describes its 500 W Rex as suited to daily grinding and blending.

Then look at the jars. Where sizes are listed, each set pairs a large wet jar with a mid-size dry jar and a small chutney jar. If you want to juice, the Prestige Iris is the only product here with a juicer jar. For a longer list of those, see our best juicer mixer grinder guide.

Compare the warranty next. The Bajaj Rex has one year of warranty. The Prestige Iris and the Philips HL7756 have two years. The Crompton Ameo adds five years on the motor. The Lifelong page lists no term. Overload protection matters as well. Four of the five makers state it.

For smaller machines, see our best small mixer grinder guide. If you also want batter, read the best wet grinder for home guide. A buyer who needs chopping and kneading can look at the best mixer grinder with food processor list.

Makers describe the same features in different words, so a missing line on a page is not proof that a feature is missing. If a detail matters to you, ask the retailer or look in the manual.

Verdict

Pick the Prestige Iris as the best overall, and especially if juicing matters. Pick the Philips HL7756 if you want listed motor speed and run time. Pick the Crompton Ameo for the long motor warranty.

The Bajaj Rex 500W Mixer Grinder and the Lifelong LLMG23 are the 500 W options. Browse all of our mixer grinders for more.

Open the retailer listing before you order and match the model name to the one in this guide. Listings can bundle different jar sets under similar names.

Frequently asked questions

Is a 750 W mixer grinder better than a 500 W one?

The 750 W models here (Prestige, Philips, Crompton) have a higher rated motor than the 500 W models (Bajaj, Lifelong), but the makers do not compare the two sizes. Crompton says its 750 W motor can grind hard ingredients such as turmeric and whole black gram. Bajaj describes its 500 W Rex as ideal for daily grinding and blending.

Which of these has a juicer jar?

Only the Prestige Iris includes one. It is transparent and sits beside the three steel jars.

Do all five have overload protection?

Four makers state it. Bajaj does not state it on the Rex page.

What does a chutney jar do?

It is the smallest jar in each set. The sizes run from 0.3 litre to 0.4 litre across the makers that state them.

How long can these grinders run at a stretch?

Philips gives a continuous grinding time. The other four makers do not state one on their pages.

Which one has the longest warranty?

The Crompton Ameo does, on the motor. The Prestige Iris has two years on the product and motor.

Are the grinding jars all stainless steel?

Yes. Each maker lists stainless steel for its grinding jars. The juicer jar on the Prestige Iris is transparent.

Which models state ISI certification?

Prestige and Lifelong do. The Philips, Bajaj and Crompton pages do not state it.

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