Mixer Grinders · Comparison
Philips HL7756 vs Prestige Iris 750W Mixer Grinder
Which should you buy?
Buy the Philips HL7756 if you want a compact, cheaper 750 W mixer grinder that is slightly quicker on batter and masalas. Buy the Prestige Iris 750W if a juicer jar in the box matters more to you than size and price. Both are loud.
Choose the Philips HL7756 Daily Collection 750W Mixer Grinder (3 Jars) if
- Smaller and lighter, so it suits a tight counter
- Slightly faster on idli batter and dry masalas in our tests
- Costs less
- Listed for up to 25 minutes of continuous grinding
Choose the Prestige Iris 750W Mixer Grinder (3 Stainless Steel Jars + Juicer Jar) if
- You want a juicer jar alongside three stainless steel jars
- Better juice and smoothie score in our tests
- Prestige service points in most cities
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Philips HL7756 Daily Collection 750W Mixer Grinder (3 Jars) vs Prestige Iris 750W Mixer Grinder (3 Stainless Steel Jars + Juicer Jar): side by side
| Philips HL7756 Daily Collection 750W Mixer Grinder (3 Jars) | Prestige Iris 750W Mixer Grinder (3 Stainless Steel Jars + Juicer Jar) | |
|---|---|---|
| Overall | ||
| Our grade | B 7.6 (better result) | B− 7.3 |
| Scores by use | ||
| Idli and dosa batter | B− 7.4 (better result) | B− 7.0 |
| Dry masalas | B 7.5 (better result) | B− 7.0 |
| Chutneys | B 7.9 (better result) | B 7.6 |
| Juices and smoothies | C 6.8 | B 7.8 (better result) |
| Test results | ||
| Idli batter, 1 kg batch How we test this : Idli batter, 1 kg batch | 15 min (better result) | 16 min |
| Dry masala, 100 g How we test this : Dry masala, 100 g | 95 s (better result) | 105 s |
| Noise at top speed How we test this : Noise at top speed | 83 dB (better result) | 84 dB |
| Motor heat after three batches How we test this : Motor heat after three batches | 72 °C (better result) | 74 °C |
| Runs on a 180 V supply How we test this : Runs on a 180 V supply | Pass | Pass |
| Key specs | ||
| Price at review | MRP ₹4,795 | MRP ₹6,295 |
| Motor | 750 W turbo motor | 750 W |
| Jars | 3 (1.5 L, 1 L and 0.3 L) | 3 stainless steel plus a 1.1 L juicer jar (4-jar variant) |
| Speeds | 3 speeds with pulse | 3-speed control |
| Continuous run (listed) | Up to 25 minutes | — |
| Warranty | 2 years listed; some sellers mention 5 years on the motor (check your card) | 2 years (as most listings state; check your card) |
Both are mid-priced 750 W mixer grinders from big appliance brands, and they performed closely in our tests. The real difference is in the box: the Philips is the smaller, cheaper three-jar machine, while the Prestige adds a juicer jar.
Which grinds idli batter and masalas faster?
The Philips, by a small margin. It finished our 1 kg idli batch about a minute sooner and reached a fine masala powder in less time, and its motor ran a little cooler after three back-to-back batter batches. Neither is a heavy batter machine: both are slower than 900 W models, so they suit families who make idli once or twice a week rather than daily.
Is the Prestige’s juicer jar worth it?
If you juice often, yes. The Prestige’s juicer jar handled sweet lime, carrot and pineapple, though the pulp came out a little wet, so a second run gets more juice out. The Philips has no juicer jar; it is fine for milkshakes but cannot separate pulp.
Which suits a small kitchen?
The Philips. It is the lighter machine and small enough to move to a shelf after use, which matters more in a rented flat than a minute saved on batter. Its 0.3 L small jar is also well sized for daily coconut chutney.
What should you check before buying either?
Both are sold in several variants. The Philips HL7756 comes in colour variants whose listings differ on warranty and jar contents, and the Prestige Iris is sold with three or four jars under different model suffixes. Compare the jar list and the warranty line on the seller’s page before ordering. Both completed our masala test on a 180 V supply, and both are better run on a 1.5 kVA inverter than a 1 kVA one.
Questions buyers ask
Which grinds idli batter faster, the Philips HL7756 or the Prestige Iris 750W?
The Philips HL7756 was slightly faster, grinding a 1 kg idli batch in about 15 minutes against about 16 minutes for the Prestige Iris 750W in our tests. Both made smooth batter that fermented well.
Does the Philips HL7756 have a juicer jar?
No. The Philips HL7756 has three jars of 1.5 L, 1 L and 0.3 L and no juicer jar. The four-jar Prestige Iris 750W adds a 1.1 L juicer jar to three stainless steel jars.
Which is quieter, the Philips HL7756 or the Prestige Iris 750W?
Neither is quiet. We measured about 83 dB for the Philips HL7756 and about 84 dB for the Prestige Iris 750W at one metre at top speed, so both sound like a full-power mixer grinder.
What warranty do the Philips HL7756 and Prestige Iris 750W have?
Both are commonly listed with two years. Some sellers mention a five-year motor warranty on the Philips HL7756, and one third-party page claimed one for the Prestige Iris 750W that we could not verify. Read the warranty card in the box.
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