Sujatha is a very bad option. The paint coating of the base of the jar is coming out. It makes the jar look very dirty and also there is a chance of falling this peels in food since it is a kitchen utensil. Also we have purchased a new jar that was having a rubber bush with very low quality material. It smells a lot while working and also color is coming out. Only with motor power they are marketing. The product is ultimately very bad. Please don't mislead common people.
I was using Preeti model for over 5 years and now I recently switched to Atomberg. 1.Machine is sleek and compact and fits in my kitchen space. 2. Chopper is really good and useful attachment instead of juicer. 3 Has LED light to display at the number of speed it’s grinding. 4. Has ‘Slow’ mode which maybe similar to stone pounding technology and I find it very useful to grind things first at this mode and then to next level. 5. I really didn’t believe when it was said that it can be equal to 1000 watt motor , but i feel it is and my batters grind more smoother than my Preeti mixie, motor also doesn’t get heated. I can use it on my inverter mode as well only 500 watt .
Somehow you smell what I need in my house and publish content before even I consider for exploration. Sort of a GenAI behaviour soon we all will end up trusting its words.. Lots of love for saving my time and best of luck for your efforts that you make for each products and segments. .But U missed Nutribullet on this list which is not popular though in India
The phillips mixer of 750 watts is way too noisy as compared to the other one's. Their older models weren't so noisy and I was using it for last 10 years. Any recommendations on less nosiy and good mixers?
Nobody reviews jars these days . Its the jar that get faulty over the time. Motor unit hardly get any problems. The good looking jar handles starts to get cracks after a year because they are of plastic. Jar caps starts breaking (even if advertised 'unbreakable'). Jar blades gets dull or misaligned results in poor grinding. Jar spares and whole jars won't get available after couple of years (Bosch and Philips are notorious for that). These experiences are only achieved after using the Mixer for long time and not after reading specifications.
Di...Nice video for one who wanna buy mixer....1st i thought ladki hai kya hi batayegi...but presentation and video content too good. Keep Rocking..! And yeah subscribed..!😊
Hi Soumya beta excellent informative video . In UK my son bought here Sujata Dynamic new model. It’s noisy but sturdy. When he use it grandsons go into their bedrooms keeping hands on the ears.:). Here no noise so it feels more noisy. Pl do a seperate video on nutriblend mixers but considering the tech of on/ off switch directly operating with jars attached to machine which is very difficult. It should have seperate button/ switch on upper part of the body like AGARO.
Ball bearings are very hard material, tighter tolerance, smooth which makes them more durable and long lasting. Mixie jars are equipped with bush. After few months we can see the play in the blades due to wear.
Preeti blue leaf is the reason im here checking other mixies.. the mixie is good but the jars are of very low quality and it leaves plastic chips in food. Always check ur jars by using the mixie with just water you wouldn't know what it leaves behind!!
You can consider a smaller nutriblender for that. It's useful for small mixing activities like making chutneys, juices, and smoothies. Here is one of my recommendations amzn.to/3y4u5sx
All talk of higher wattage motors...to use for longer runs. But higher wattage is on the input power side....and its been going up over the years... One factor not mentioned is the downgrade/lower quality materials.. 1) going from pure copper wound motors to CCA wire ( copper coated aluminium wire😢)...so higher electrical losses/ lower efficiency.../ more heat generation shorter mixer life. NOBODY ...& I mean NOBODY has yet analysed or talked about the design quality & shape of the various cutter blades that are most critical to cutting performance.....this needs to be considered too.
If anyone has used Bosch Truemixx Pro then please let me know the experience as I am interested in getting that. Also anyone using Phillips HL7713 feedback would be helpful
