Best Philips Mixer Grinder in India

Every entry below is taken from a Philips page.

Pick the motor first. The HL7505 is 500 W. Three models are 750 W. The HR7732 is 1000 W.

Next, look at the figures Philips gives. The HL7756 and HL7505 state loaded and unloaded motor speeds. The HL7763 states a locked rotor power of 2200W. The HL7756 alone states a run time. The HL7505 alone states a weight. The other models give fewer operating figures.

Then compare the jar sets. The HL7756 and HL7505 list three jars, and the HR7732 lists four in four sizes. The Viva lists a 3+1 layout. The HL7763 lists three customised jars and a very small jar for chutneys and dips. On volumes, the HL7756 tops out at 1.5 litres and the HL7505 lists 1.25, 0.75 and 0.3 litres. The HR7732 lists 0.4, 0.75, 1.25 and 1.75 litres, and the Viva HL7701 lists 1.75, 1.0 and 0.5 litres. The HL7763 lists no volumes. Match the layout to the dishes you cook.

Philips also describes the build on some pages. It says the HR7732's stainless steel jars are built to resist rust and staining, and that the Viva HL7701's body is sturdy ABS that withstands heavy grinding. Philips says an advanced air ventilation system cools the HL7756 faster for longer motor life. Pages for the other models do not repeat that line, and a cooling note on one page is not proof that the others lack it.

Compare the controls. The HL7505 has a large donut-shaped knob. The HR7732 and the HL7701 list three speeds plus pulse. The HL7763 lists three speed modes for coarse and fine grinding.

For other makers, see the best mixer grinder brand guide, the best preethi mixer grinder page or the best sujata mixer grinder page. Start with the best mixer grinder guide for general use. The best mixer grinder 750 W page compares several makers at one wattage.