Power and Motor

The motor's power directly affects the mixer grinder's performance and efficiency. Opt for a higher-wattage motor if you plan to handle heavy-duty tasks like grinding tough ingredients or making dough. A motor with a power range between 500 to 750 watts is suitable for most domestic kitchens.

Mixer grinders come with different speed settings to cater to various food preparations.

Variable speed controls allow you to adjust the speed based on the ingredients, ensuring optimal results. Look for online mixer grinder models with at least three-speed settings for versatility.

Consider the size and capacity of the mixer grinder to ensure it fits well in your kitchen and meets your requirements. Compact-sized models are more suitable if you have a small kitchen or limited countertop space. Assess the capacity of the jars as well, ensuring they are adequate for your typical batch sizes.

Mixer grinders usually come with different types and sizes of jars, each designed for specific purposes. The most common jars are the grinding, chutney, and liquidizing jars. Check if the jars are made of high-quality stainless steel or durable materials. Opt for jars with secure lids to prevent leakage and ensure easy handling and cleaning.