Mixer Grinders Review

Prestige Iris 750W Mixer Grinder Review: Four Jars, Fair Value

By Published Tested for 4 weeks of daily use

Prestige Iris 750W mixer grinder in black with stainless steel jars and a juicer jar

Our verdict

The Prestige Iris 750W is a four-jar mixer grinder with a juicer jar that grinds batter and masalas acceptably at a mid price, though it is louder and slower than the best 750 W machines.

Buy it if

  • Families that want a juicer jar without paying Preethi prices
  • Buyers who like the reach of a big appliance brand
  • Mixed daily use: chutney, masalas, occasional batter

Skip it if

  • Batter is your main job and you grind it often
  • Noise is a concern

What is the Prestige Iris 750W Mixer Grinder (3 Stainless Steel Jars + Juicer Jar) good for?

  • Idli and dosa batter B− 7.0

    Gets there, but slower than 900 W machines.

  • Dry masalas B− 7.0

    Fine powder, slower than the best here.

  • Chutneys B 7.6

    Even coconut chutney in the small jar.

  • Juices and smoothies B 7.8

    Juicer jar works; pulp is a little wet.

Every mixer grinders we review is scored on the same uses, so you can compare them. How we test this

What we like

  • Three stainless steel jars plus a juicer jar
  • Handles 1 kg idli batter in about 16 minutes
  • Reasonable street price against its MRP
  • Prestige service points in most cities

What we don’t

  • Loud at about 84 dB
  • Masalas take longer than on the Sujata or Preethi
  • Jar count and warranty vary between listings

Score breakdown

Performance
7.2
Build quality
7.4
Noise
6.0
Ease of use
7.6
Features
7.8
Value for money
7.4
After-sales service
7.6

The Prestige Iris 750W suits families that want a juicer jar in the box and a recognisable appliance brand without paying premium prices. The trade-off is that it is noisier and slower than the best 750 W machines, especially on batter.

How well does it grind idli and dosa batter?

Acceptably. A 1 kg batch took about 16 minutes, about a minute behind the Philips and five minutes behind the Sujata. Batter fermented properly and dosas crisped well. It is fine for weekly idli; heavy daily batter users should pick a stronger motor.

What about masalas and chutneys?

Dry masalas needed about 105 seconds to reach a fine powder, so larger batches mean waiting and refilling. Coconut and coriander chutneys came out even in the small jar. Clean the dry jar properly between turmeric and chilli to avoid cross-flavours.

Is the juicer jar good?

It does the job for sweet lime, carrot and pineapple. The pulp that came out was a little wet, so run the pulp through once more if you want more juice. For the price, having a juicer jar is a practical bonus.

How loud and warm is it?

Loud: about 84 dB at one metre. The motor body reached roughly 74 °C after three back-to-back batter batches, which is warm but did not trip the overload cut-out. Give it a pause between long runs.

Will it work on low voltage or an inverter?

It completed the masala test at 180 V. On a home inverter, choose 1.5 kVA or larger for regular use.

How about service and warranty?

Prestige has service points across most cities and spares are easy to find. Listings mostly say two years of warranty, and one third-party page mentioned a five-year motor warranty that we could not verify. Keep the bill and read the card.

Which Prestige Iris variant should I buy?

Prestige and retailers sell versions with three jars and with four, and model suffixes differ. Compare the jar list, juicer jar capacity and warranty line before ordering.

Who should buy something else?

Batter-heavy kitchens should choose the Sujata. If you want juicing and also faster grinding, the Preethi is better, though pricier.

Test results

Idli batter, 1 kg batch How we test this 16 min
Dry masala, 100 g How we test this 105 s
Noise at top speed How we test this 84 dB
Motor heat after three batches How we test this 74 °C
Runs on a 180 V supply How we test this Pass

Measured on the unit we tested.

How we tested

The unit was lent to us for four weeks. We ran the standard mixer grinder tests three times each, juiced sweet lime and carrots weekly, and ran the masala test on a 180 V supply.

The brand lent us this unit. They did not see or approve this review. TTK Prestige supplied this unit on loan. The brand did not review the text before publication and had no say in the score.

How does the Prestige Iris 750W Mixer Grinder (3 Stainless Steel Jars + Juicer Jar) compare?

Which variant should you buy?

Iris 750W, 4 jars Tested Three stainless steel jars plus a 1.1 L juicer jar; the version we tested.
Iris 750W, 3 jars Sold without the juicer jar under a different model suffix; compare the jar list and warranty line before ordering.

Key specs

Motor 750 W
Jars 3 stainless steel plus a 1.1 L juicer jar (4-jar variant)
Speeds 3-speed control
Warranty 2 years (as most listings state; check your card)

Questions buyers ask

Is the Prestige Iris 750W good for idli batter?

It is acceptable. The Prestige Iris 750W ground a 1 kg idli batch in about 16 minutes in our test, slower than 900 W machines but with smooth results.

How many jars does the Prestige Iris 750W have?

The variant we tested has three stainless steel jars plus a 1.1 L juicer jar. Some listings sell a three-jar version, so check the box contents.

Is the Prestige Iris 750W noisy?

Yes. We measured about 84 dB at one metre at top speed, the second loudest in this group.

What warranty does the Prestige Iris 750W have?

Most listings state two years. We could not confirm a five-year motor warranty for this model, so rely on the card in the box.

Also consider

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