Tabakh Prime Indian Mixer Grinder (Indian Mixie) | 650 Watts | 110-Volts

I recently bought this Indian mixer grinder and have been pleasantly surprised. It's lightweight, and the jars are compact and really cute. While the plastic material may look a bit cheap, the performance more than makes up for it. The motor is powerful enough to grind spices and even dosa batter with ease. Despite some negative reviews, I decided to give it a try—and I’m glad I did! For the affordable price, this mixer grinder definitely serves its purpose in an Indian kitchen. It even grinds grated coconut into a smooth paste, which is perfect for my curries. Highly recommended if you’re looking for a budget-friendly yet effective appliance!

I only use for one time, it did do the job. Wish was in different color.

As soon I have used itbin the 1st use the white part which connects the jar and mixer got broke in to two part and in second attempt the jar handle came out. My friend has recommended this and I bought it and used after few days if not I would definitely have returned it

For Indian cooking this machine is good or ok. Only 600 watt power. Not grinding fine. But main problem is maintenance

Ordered last year.. n it’s running well.

Very nice 👌

This is very good we like it we order all ready same one three of thie iteam it’s really fantastic we happy

This is a great product. Reviews were against it but if you know what you really want it for, go for it. Parts are exactly what might get problematic in future. It is not very quiet, but I dont care. As a nepalese/indian cuisine maker, we need a mixer that can really grind things nicely. In short it is a budget Vitamix for me.