Sujata MG03 Mixer Grinder | The New Generation Mixer Grinder | Powerful and Versatile Kitchen Appliance | 1000 Watts Motor | 4 Stainless Steel Jars

One of the best grinders I've ever tested.

I bought this in Nov 2024 and is still as good as new. I’m very happy with the build quality and motor is strong for an Indian household who cook daily. I love that it can mince so well for Meat, dals, dry grinder and chopper and makes juice as well too. Very glad I bought it. I was not paid for this review.

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Awesome!!

It’s a great product.Its simple, easy to use and powerful. No leakage on any jars. Great addition on my kitchen. Though it’s bit costly but it’s worth it.

Best mixer grinder but it is expensive Good durability,a bit noisy, you can clean it easily ,easy to use,1000 watt mixer grinder

Pros: Raw Grinding Power: With a 1000W motor and 22,000–25,000 RPM, this machine can pulverize the toughest ingredients (turmeric, dry masalas, and soaked lentils for dosa) much faster than standard 500W or 750W models. Commercial Durability: It features a Double Ball Bearing motor. Most domestic mixers use "bush" bearings which wear out; ball bearings are quieter, generate less heat, and last significantly longer under heavy loads. 90-Minute Continuous Rating: While most mixers recommend stopping after 5 minutes to avoid burnout, Sujata machines are famous for being able to run for up to 90 minutes—ideal for large families or catering. Versatile 4-Jar Setup: It includes a specialized 1.75L Blender Jar with a Coconut Milk Extractor, making it a hybrid between a mixer-grinder and a juicer. Enhanced Safety: Unlike older Sujata models, the MG03 features self-aligning jars and safety locks on the dome jar, ensuring the machine won't start unless the jar is properly seated. Cons : Price Premium: Sujata products are generally more expensive upfront compared to budget brands. You are paying for the motor longevity rather than "fancy" digital features. High Noise Level: At 1000 Watts and 25,000 RPM, it is loud. It’s not a "quiet morning smoothie" machine; it sounds like a professional kitchen appliance. Bulkier Design: To house the 1000W motor, the base is quite large and heavy. It requires significant counter space. Lack of Overload Protection Switch: Historically, Sujata models have omitted the external "reset" button found on the bottom of other mixers. If you overload it, you typically have to wait for the internal thermal cut-off to cool down naturally. Aesthetic Appeal: While it now comes in a sleek black, it still prioritizes function over form. It lacks the LED displays or touch controls found in modern competitors.

Good Product

Product is very good ,value for money.