PreethiSteele 3-Jar Mixer Grinder, 550-Watt, Silver

Awesome quality , love the speed and design , highly durable and speed .

I was searching for a mixer grinder that would be suitable for preparing Indian recipes. I use it to make dosa and idli batter. It also grinds spices and ginger garlic paste efficiently. I’m completely satisfied with the performance. I bought it along with a 3-year warranty in case of any repairs. It has a blender-quality motor that provides quick results.

It's a very good mixer except for the noise. I do understand that the mixers from India are very powerful and have noise but just felt this had more than the motor it has. Ignoring that, this is fantastic to look at, good build quality, except for the mid-sized jar, the steel quality is not the same in all which I was assuming so. Been using for the last 4 months and does its job smoothly, with no issues thus far.

Bought a new one, received a used one. See the pictures.

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Idk what to call it exactly ! The plastic part in the base machine which helps the jar blade to rotate broke within couple of months. Thankfully I had extra in hand and replaced it . Very poorly made . Preethi steel is supposed to grind hardest turmeric as advertised. I only grinded dates that’s already pitted . Only couple of them . And the part broke

Powerful, works good. Only problem is lid come off sometime and you need to hold it tight while operating it.

We've owned this for a month now and everything works very well. We don't use the middle sized cup because it's a little redundant for our purposes.My wife is from India, so we make Idli/dosa batter and it turns out phenomenal every time.We also make chutney with the little cup, which is perfect for this.We are perplexed at the negative reviews. We received a new one. Ghandi is the company we bought it from. It arrived in a timely fashion (no Prime delivery in two days), within two weeks I think. Well packed, too. The product box was put in a slightly bigger box.Nothing was dented, everything was included as per advertisements.We did watch the video for the less expensive one, which showed how to use the machine (regardless of level). We decided on the Steele, the most expensive one, because the base is stainless steel and so a bit more durable.The one small niggling point is the power cable into the unit itself, where it enters, the "seal" is not great. Apart from that, everything else is just top drawer.I will update this over the course of the coming year.