Sujata Dynamix 900 Watts Mixer Grinder | 22000 Rotations Per Min | 90 Minutes Continuous Running | 3 Versatile Jars 1500 ml, 1000 ml and 400 ml

The grinder does it’s job very well. Very impressed with its grinding quality. Less noise and sturdy. No movement while grinding. Powerful motor and results look great and satisfying.
One small issue is the cover above air vent seems but loose. Not sure if it’s made that way. No leakage found while making juice.
Will see how it helps in a long run.

It’s a solid machine widely sold in India, but beware it is sold in Europe with the same plug as in India which requires an adapter to use in the EU. Also beware of the safety features: accidentally switching on can be dangerous if the lid is not tightly closed.

My very first purchase from the house of Sujata. I researched high and low for a new mixer grinder after my 27 years old Usha was given away (it still worked!) and my final two picks were Panasonic and Sujata. Both these brands are high on quality, durability and workmanship. I’ve read reviews of many people owning them for more than a decade; although Sujata mixers running continuously have the highest number i.e. of 30+ years!

I wanted an upgrade on both quality and wattage from my previous single jar 750 watt Usha. Panasonic didn’t have a very high wattage with their highest model fixed on 750 watts; the Monster model which I found quite nice. I read quite a few reviews of people complaining of the lid locking system not sitting right, because of which the grinder wouldn’t run. This was a kicker. Buying their lid alone isn’t very cheap, plus any locking mechanism failure will render the whole unit unusable. I was willing to overlook this, but the repairing costs after the warranty period was the deal-breaker for me. The parts are not readily available and the repairing isn’t easy and cheap. I was obviously looking for a long time gig in the mixer purchase, so I wasn’t too happy on these parameters. Another not-so-important reason was the option of adding a third-party food processor attachment. No such attachments are currently available in the market for Panasonic, which was a bummer!

Sujata scored on quality, robustness, longevity, parts availability and third-party attachment options. I purchased the Dynamix for Rs.5790 and supplemented it with the robust aluminium-base Frootmix blender jar from Flipkart for Rs.915, together costing me Rs. 6705 which worked out to be a great deal. I had first ordered the Supermix model and ordered the large 1500ml steel jar separately, but upon more research, I found out that the middle 1 litre jar of both the Dynamix and Supermix models are not the same, contrary to my assumption. One reviewer on YT found the Dynamix jar weighed heavier (by 30grams), had a wider lip, wider lid brim, thicker rubber gasket and flow breakers on the body, which are all absent on the Supermix jar. I found this out just in time and could cancel the order in transit and promptly ordered the Dynamix along with the Frootmix blender jug.

The product quality is sublime. You can easily see the commitment to quality by Sujata. The sincerity and abundance with which they make their original parts available (of the entire motor and all attachments) online and offline reminds me of the good old Maruti 800 car. Any problem with it and the nearest mechanic would easily find the right part at a great cost and repair it in a jiffy! I’m glad companies like Sujata are maintaining their quality and robustness for the last 45 years (Usha grinders were great in the 80s, and early 90s, but since the 2000s, their mixers are not as robust and long lasting as before).

I first ground a 2kg mixture of dry fruits, which also consisted of fox nuts and 250gm of rock hard babool gum (or gond). I was done in less than 12 minutes! I was a little apprehensive about the gum as I usually fry it in ghee and then grind it, which makes it softer and fluffier and easier to grind. But this time I decided to test the grinder with the rock-hard pieces as is. I divided the quantity in 2 smaller portions and replaced the dome lid with a small steel lid as the gum pieces will initially be cut up and flung with a lot of force, potentially causing cracks or deep scratches on the original lid, and I wasn’t taking a chance with this new baby. I pulsed the machine for a few seconds, then ran it on the lowest speed, stopping every few seconds. There was a noisy racket inside the jar! But after a few seconds, the hard gond turned into a fine shiny powder and there was no spillage on the lip whatsoever. What a success! I then used the small chutney jar to make a simple chutney and it was a delightful experience. The chutney was smooth and silky and although I didn’t lock the lid with the clips provided and only held the lid down firmly, nothing spilled out on the outer rim.

The motor sound is bearable and cannot be categorised as loud. It sounds smooth and supple. The wire is long and every part is thoughtfully made. The latest black option is also available which is priced around nearly 1000rs higher than the normal white model, but Sujata hasn’t released any separate black coloured attachment or part for this model which can lead to a colour mismatch if an additional jar/jug/lid is purchased later on.

All in all, my Sujata experience has been great and I’ll come back and update my adventures with it. I would wholeheartedly recommend this brand to anyone looking to buy a mixer/grinder.

Product is very good. I have been using Sumeet for last 14 years recently started having issues so wanted to buy new one and came across Sujatha which has very good reviews. Build quality was very good. Grinding happens in a giffy as it has 900 watt moter.

Excellent mixture grinder

I highly recommend this product, worth buying, one of the best and good Mixer.