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Best Grill Sandwich Maker in India

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Short answer

Our top pick: Philips HD3000/80 800 W 4-Slice Sandwich Maker with UHD Plates

The Philips HD3000/80 800 W 4-Slice Sandwich Maker (opens in a new tab) is the top pick here because it lists four slices, a cool-touch handle and a two-year warranty. Philips says the UHD plates have a non-stick cooking surface, and it gives the weight as 1.4 kg. The Bajaj SWX 6 800-Watt 2-Slice Sandwich Griller (opens in a new tab) is the two-slice alternative, also with a two-year term. The Orpat and the Morphy Richards SM72 are rated at 2000 W and 1500 W, and both open flat for grilling. The Havells Perfect Fill Plus is the plain two-slice model.

Every figure below comes from the makers' own product pages. We list what the makers say and write "Not stated" where a page is silent.

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Comparison at a glance

All five picks have non-stick coated plates. The table sets out the specs that most of the pages give.

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

The picks

Pick #1Best overall

Philips HD3000/80 800 W 4-Slice Sandwich Maker with UHD Plates

Brand: Philips
  • Power800 W
  • Type4-slice sandwich maker
  • Warranty2 years

The Philips HD3000/80 800 W 4-Slice Sandwich Maker is a four-slice model with UHD plates and a non-stick cooking surface. Philips lists a cool-touch handle and light indicators on it.

The weight is 1.4 kg, and the warranty is two years.

Philips HD3000/80 800 W 4-Slice Sandwich Maker with UHD Plates specifications
Type4-slice sandwich maker
Slices/plate size4-slice
Power800 W
Plate type and coatingUHD plates with non-stick cooking surface
Indicator lightsLight indicators
Cool-touch handleYes
Warranty2 years
Weight1.4 kg

Pros

  • It lists four slices in one go.
  • The handle is listed as cool-touch.

Cons

  • The page does not say whether the plates come out.

Suits: Buyers who make sandwiches for several people at once.

Falls short: The listing names light indicators without saying what each one shows.

Pick #2Best two-slice griller

Bajaj SWX 6 800-Watt 2-Slice Sandwich Griller

Brand: Bajaj
  • Power800 W
  • PlatesGriller plates
  • Warranty2 years

The Bajaj SWX 6 800-Watt 2-Slice Sandwich Griller has non-stick plates. Toasting and grilling are the two functions it lists. A neon indicator signals both pre-heat and power on.

The outer body is Bakelite plastic, and Bajaj calls it heat-resistant. A cord winder keeps the cord tangle-free, and Bajaj says the buckle clip handle makes the unit easy to use.

Bajaj SWX 6 800-Watt 2-Slice Sandwich Griller specifications
Plate typeGriller plates, non-stick
Slices2
Power800 W
Indicator lightsNeon indicator for pre-heat and power on
Warranty2 years
FunctionsToasting, grilling
Outer materialBakelite plastic

Pros

  • It lists a clear two-slice capacity.
  • A cord winder is built in.

Cons

  • Weight and dimensions are both missing from the listing.

Suits: Buyers who want a plainly specified two-slice griller with a long warranty.

Falls short: The page says nothing about a cool-touch handle, only about a buckle clip.

Pick #3

Havells Perfect Fill Plus 800 W 2 Slice Grill Sandwich Maker (GHCSTDSK075)

Brand: Havells
  • Power800 W
  • TypeGrill sandwich maker

The Havells Perfect Fill Plus 800 W 2 Slice Grill Sandwich Maker (GHCSTDSK075) is a two-slice grill model with fixed grill sandwich plates. The plates carry a non-stick, food-grade coating that Havells says makes cleaning easy. A light shows when power is on and when the unit is ready.

The handle is cool-touch and has a hinged lock. The rating is 800 W at 230 V.

Havells Perfect Fill Plus 800 W 2 Slice Grill Sandwich Maker (GHCSTDSK075) specifications
TypeGrill sandwich maker
Slices/plate size2 slice
Power800 W, 230 V
Plate type and coatingFixed grill sandwich plates with non-stick, food-grade coating
Removable platesNo, the plates are fixed
Indicator lightsA light shows when power is on and when the unit is ready
Cool-touch handleYes, with a hinged lock

Pros

  • The handle is cool-touch with a hinged lock.
  • The light signals both power on and ready.

Cons

  • The plates are fixed, so they cannot be removed.

Suits: Buyers who want a two-slice grill maker with a locking cool-touch handle.

Falls short: The source page gives no warranty period, so check it before buying.

Pick #4Best for large batches

Orpat Express ESPGO 2000 W 4-Sandwich Grill with Floating Hinge

Brand: Orpat
  • Power2000 W
  • Warranty6 months

The Orpat Express ESPGO 2000 W 4-Sandwich Grill with Floating Hinge makes four sandwiches at once, with jumbo-sized slices, according to Orpat. The deep-ribbed plates have a food-grade non-stick coating. Orpat says they are easy to remove, usable on both sides and dishwasher-proof.

The floating hinge opens 180 degrees, and Orpat lists pizza oven, barbecue tabletop and contact grill functions as well. A red light shows power on, and the handle is cool-touch.

Orpat Express ESPGO 2000 W 4-Sandwich Grill with Floating Hinge specifications
TypeSandwich grill with pizza oven/gratin, barbecue tabletop and contact grill functions
Slices/plate sizeMakes 4 sandwiches at once with jumbo-sized slices
Power2000 W
Plate type and coatingDeep-ribbed grill plates with food-grade non-stick coating
Removable platesYes, easy to remove, usable on both sides and dishwasher-proof
Floating hinge/open angleFloating hinge system; opens 180 degrees
Indicator lightsRed power-on indicator
Cool-touch handleYes
Warranty6 months
Weight4.48 kg

Pros

  • The plates are listed as removable and usable on both sides.
  • The hinge opens 180 degrees.

Cons

  • The warranty is six months, the shortest in this guide.

Suits: Buyers who want a large-batch grill that doubles as an open contact grill.

Falls short: At 4.48 kg it is the heaviest unit listed here.

Pick #5Best with temperature control

Morphy Richards Imperio Series SM72 1500 W 2-in-1 Sandwich Maker and 180 Degree Open Grill

Brand: Morphy Richards
  • Power1500 W
  • Warranty2 years

The Morphy Richards Imperio Series SM72 1500 W 2-in-1 Sandwich Maker and 180 Degree Open Grill is a two-slice press maker. Its floating hinges let it open to a flat-bed open grill or griddle.

The plates carry an ILag non-stick coating, and an adjustable temperature control knob sets the heat. The warranty is two years.

Morphy Richards Imperio Series SM72 1500 W 2-in-1 Sandwich Maker and 180 Degree Open Grill specifications
Type2-in-1 press sandwich maker and open grill/griddle
Slices/plate size2 slices
Power1500 W, 230 V 50 Hz
Plate type and coatingILag non-stick coating
Floating hinge/open angleFloating hinges; opens to a 180 degree flat-bed open grill or griddle
Temperature controlAdjustable temperature control knob
Warranty2 years

Pros

  • An adjustable temperature control knob is listed.
  • It opens to a 180 degree flat grill.

Cons

  • The page lists no indicator lights and no weight.

Suits: Buyers who want a two-slice press that can also work as an open griddle.

Falls short: At 1500 W it is rated well above the 800 W models here.

How to choose

Start with batch size. The Philips lists four slices and the Orpat four sandwiches. The Bajaj, the Havells and the Morphy Richards list two.

Next, look at power. The Orpat is rated at 2000 W and the Morphy Richards at 1500 W, while the other three are 800 W. The makers do not say how the rating changes toasting time, so treat it as a spec and not a promise.

Warranty is the most direct way to compare the makers. Philips, Bajaj and Morphy Richards each list two years, and Orpat lists six months. Havells does not state a term, so confirm it on the retailer's page if it matters to you.

The Orpat and the Morphy Richards both describe a hinge that opens to 180 degrees. Orpat adds contact grill and tabletop functions, and Morphy Richards calls the SM72 an open grill or griddle as well as a press.

Handles and plates differ too. The Philips and the Orpat list a cool-touch handle, and the Havells adds a hinged lock. Orpat says its plates come out, Havells says its plates are fixed, and the other pages do not say either way.

Weight matters if the unit is stored away between uses. Philips lists 1.4 kg and Orpat lists 4.48 kg. The other three do not state a weight.

The best simple sandwich maker guide covers basic two-slice units. The wider sandwich makers section lists the rest.

Verdict

The Philips HD3000/80 leads because it pairs a four-slice listing with a cool-touch handle, a two-year warranty and a stated weight. The Bajaj SWX 6 is the pick for a plainly specified two-slice griller.

The Orpat suits buyers who want a large batch and a grill that opens flat, with a six-month warranty as the trade-off. The Morphy Richards SM72 suits those who want a temperature knob on a two-slice press. The Havells suits those who want a locking cool-touch handle and can confirm the warranty on the retailer's page.

Frequently asked questions

Which of these makes four sandwiches at once?

The Philips HD3000/80 lists four slices, and Orpat says its grill makes four sandwiches at once. The other three list two.

Which makers give the longer warranty?

Philips, Bajaj and Morphy Richards list two years. Orpat lists six months, and the Havells page does not state a period.

Which can open flat as a grill?

Orpat says its floating hinge opens 180 degrees. Morphy Richards says the SM72 opens to a 180 degree flat-bed open grill or griddle.

Do any of these have removable plates?

Orpat says its plates are easy to remove and usable on both sides. Havells says its plates are fixed. The other makers do not state whether the plates come out.

Is there a temperature control?

Morphy Richards lists an adjustable temperature control knob on the SM72. The other pages do not list one.

Do all of them have indicator lights?

Not on every page. Philips lists light indicators, Bajaj a neon indicator, Havells a light for power on and ready, and Orpat a red power-on light. The Morphy Richards page lists none.

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