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Best Hand Blender in India

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Short answer

The Bajaj HB-20 Silent 300W Hand Blender is the best overall here, with 300 watts, a detachable stem and a 2-year warranty. A hand blender is a stick you hold in the pot or jug, so the useful specs are motor power, the stem and how you store it. This list has five stick blenders from four makers. Power runs from 175 watts to 300 watts.

Philips and Bajaj each offer a 300 watt model. The Bajaj HB-20 Silent 300W Hand Blender (opens in a new tab) has a detachable stem. The Philips HL1681 Hand Blender 300W (opens in a new tab) has a stainless steel arm and a blade guard.

Orpat and the two Maharaja Whiteline models have lower listed power. Orpat and the Torsio Plus can be wall mounted. All five models state a warranty.

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Comparison at a glance

Cells are taken from the makers' pages.

Specs from each manufacturer's product page. "Not stated" means the maker does not publish it.

The picks

Pick #1Best overall

Bajaj HB-20 Silent 300W Hand Blender

Brand: Bajaj
  • Power300 watts
  • TypeHand blender
  • Warranty2 years on product

Bajaj calls this a silent model with a DC motor of 300 watts. The stem is ABS and it is detachable. The box holds the blender with stem, an instruction manual and a warranty card.

Bajaj says its Penta-flow breaker system reduces blending time and effort. The stem attaches with a Click-Fit lock and detaches for easy cleaning. A mounting hanger is available for storing the blender.

Bajaj HB-20 Silent 300W Hand Blender specifications
TypeHand blender
Power300 watts (silent DC motor)
Warranty2 years on the product
Blender stemDetachable ABS stem
In the boxHand blender with stem, instruction manual, warranty card

Pros

  • The stem detaches for cleaning, says Bajaj.
  • A mounting hanger is available.

Cons

  • Stem material is ABS, not metal.
  • Blade design is not stated.

Suits: Cooks who want to take the stem off for washing.

Falls short: The box holds only the stem, a manual and a warranty card.

Pick #2Best for a blade guard

Philips HL1681 Hand Blender 300W

Brand: Philips
  • Power300 watts
  • TypeHand blender
  • Warranty2 years

Philips builds this stick with a stainless steel blending arm and a 300 watt motor. The listing shows no extra accessories. The company gives a 2-year warranty.

Philips says the blades use Smart Flow technology to reduce suction, which gives smoother movement. A specially designed blade guard prevents splashes and splatters, the maker says.

Philips HL1681 Hand Blender 300W specifications
TypeHand blender
Power300 watts
Warranty2 years
Blending armStainless steel
AccessoriesNone

Pros

  • A blade guard is described as splash-preventing.
  • The arm is stainless steel.

Cons

  • No accessories are included.
  • Speed settings are not stated.

Suits: Cooks who want a plain, sturdy stick with a known brand name.

Falls short: The page does not describe the switch.

Pick #3Best for wall storage

Orpat HHB-100E WOB 250-Watt Hand Blender

Brand: Orpat
  • Power250 watts
  • TypeHand blender
  • Warranty1 year

Orpat uses a 250 watt motor that spins at 18000 RPM. The blade is a fixed, multi-purpose stainless steel one. The shaft is stainless steel as well.

Orpat says it is wall mountable. The box adds a bracket, a gripper and a screw. The warranty is 1 year.

Orpat HHB-100E WOB 250-Watt Hand Blender specifications
TypeHand blender
Power250 watts
Warranty1 year
Motor speed18000 RPM
BladesMulti-purpose fixed stainless steel blade
In the boxBlender, wall bracket, gripper and screw

Pros

  • It states a motor speed of 18000 RPM.
  • A wall bracket comes in the box.

Cons

  • The blade is fixed, not detachable.
  • The warranty is the shortest here.

Suits: Shoppers who want to hang the blender on a wall.

Falls short: Its power is below the 300 W of Philips and Bajaj.

Pick #4

Maharaja Whiteline Speedmix Plus Hand Blender

Brand: Maharaja
  • Power175 watts
  • TypeHand blender
  • Warranty2 years

Maharaja Whiteline gives this model a 175 watt DC motor. It has stainless steel blades and comes in Turquoise Blue and White. The product warranty is 2 years.

The maker says the motor is high power with low noise. The maker lists a detachable anti-splash plastic foot and a push-button switch.

Maharaja Whiteline Speedmix Plus Hand Blender specifications
TypeHand blender
Power175 watts (DC motor)
Warranty2 years (product)
BladesStainless steel blades
ColourTurquoise Blue & White

Pros

  • The foot detaches for cleaning.
  • The product warranty is 2 years.

Cons

  • It has the lowest power on the list.
  • Blade count is not stated.

Suits: Buyers who want a quiet motor by the maker's description.

Falls short: The listing names stainless steel blades with no count.

Pick #5

Maharaja Whiteline Torsio Plus Hand Blender

Brand: Maharaja
  • Power250 watts
  • TypeHand blender
  • Warranty2 years on motor, 1 on product

Maharaja Whiteline builds the Torsio Plus with three stainless steel blades for blending, whisking and chopping. The shaft is metal and does not detach. Power is 250 watts.

The maker lists it as ISI certified and food-grade safe. The handle is ergonomic and has a hang loop. The unit can be wall mounted.

The motor carries a 2 year warranty and the product a 1 year one. The colour is White and Ice Grey.

Maharaja Whiteline Torsio Plus Hand Blender specifications
TypeHand blender
Power250 watts
Warranty2 years on motor; 1 year on product
Blades3 stainless steel blades (blending, whisking, chopping)
ShaftNon-detachable metal shaft
ColourWhite & Ice Grey

Pros

  • Three blades cover blending, whisking and chopping.
  • It states ISI certification.

Cons

  • The shaft does not detach.
  • The product warranty is 1 year.

Suits: Cooks who want ISI listing and a multi-blade design.

Falls short: Box contents are not listed.

How to choose

Start with power. Philips and Bajaj give 300 watts. Orpat and Torsio Plus give 250. Speedmix Plus gives 175. No maker explains what higher power means for thick food.

Stem design is next. Bajaj has a detachable ABS stem with a Click-Fit lock. Speedmix Plus has a detachable foot. Torsio Plus has a non-detachable shaft. Orpat has a fixed blade.

Storage differs too. Orpat includes a wall bracket. Bajaj offers a mounting hanger. Torsio Plus has a hang loop and can be wall mounted.

Warranty also differs. Philips and Bajaj give 2 years. Speedmix Plus gives 2 years on the product. Torsio Plus gives 2 years on the motor and 1 year on the product. Orpat gives 1.

Noise is claimed by two makers. Bajaj calls its motor silent. Maharaja Whiteline says the Speedmix Plus is low noise. Neither gives a decibel figure.

Look at the blade design. Philips describes blades with Smart Flow technology and a blade guard. Bajaj describes a Penta-flow breaker system. Orpat has one fixed stainless steel blade. The Torsio Plus has three blades for blending, whisking and chopping. The Speedmix Plus lists stainless steel blades without a count.

Look at the handle and switch. The Torsio Plus has an ergonomic handle with a hang loop. The Speedmix Plus has a push-button switch. The Philips, Bajaj and Orpat pages do not describe the switch.

Look at the box. Bajaj lists the blender with stem, a manual and a warranty card. Orpat lists a wall bracket, a gripper and a screw. Philips lists no accessories. The Maharaja Whiteline pages do not list box contents.

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Verdict

Bajaj is the best overall here, for a detachable stem, 300 watts and a 2-year warranty. Philips suits those who want a blade guard and a stainless steel arm. Orpat suits those who want to hang the blender.

Torsio Plus suits cooks who want three blades and ISI listing. Speedmix Plus suits those who want a low-noise unit.

Read each spec on the retailer's page before ordering.

Frequently asked questions

What can a hand blender do?

The makers name blending first. Maharaja Whiteline also names whisking and chopping for the Torsio Plus.

Which models detach for cleaning?

Bajaj lists a detachable stem. Maharaja Whiteline lists a detachable foot on the Speedmix Plus.

Does any model come with a jug?

No listing mentions a jug. The Philips page says accessories are none.

How do I store one?

Orpat gives a wall bracket. Bajaj offers a mounting hanger, and Maharaja Whiteline gives a hang loop on the Torsio Plus.

Are any ISI certified?

Maharaja Whiteline lists the Torsio Plus as ISI certified. The other makers do not mention it.

Is a splash guard included?

Philips describes a blade guard. Maharaja Whiteline describes an anti-splash foot on the Speedmix Plus.

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