Flipkart Hand Blender Price September 2026: Rs. 148 to Rs. 3,990

Rs. 29.60 per 100 stated watts is the lowest figure on this page, and the second-lowest is Rs. 179 - so this listing is six times cheaper per claimed watt than anything else in the read, and twenty-five times cheaper than the Philips. A 500-watt motor is a substantial piece of copper and steel; it is the power rating of a full mixer grinder, and the four real 500W mixer grinders further down this page start at Rs. 1,328. We have not opened this unit and we make no claim about what is inside it. We are saying that the number in the title and the Rs. 148 price are not describing the same motor, and that the 85 per cent badge against a stated Rs. 999 is doing the rest of the work. Sixty-three ratings at 4.4 is too thin for a rating pill. Buy it as a Rs. 148 stick blender of unstated power.

• Price: Rs. 148 (stated MRP Rs. 999)
• Stated power: 500W as printed in the listing's own title - Rs. 30 per 100 stated watts
• Key detail: Rs. 148, SIMESTICH 500 W Silver Hand Blender - 85% off a stated Rs. 999
• Discount: 85% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 851
• Rating: Flipkart shows 4.4 from only 63 ratings - too few to average, so no rating pill is shown
• Buying logic: Read the wattage as marketing, not as a specification

Fifty watts will beat eggs, whip cream and mix a batter. It will not blend a boiled dal, crush ice or puree a raw carrot, and this listing is honest enough to lead its own title with the words Electric Whisk. Six listings on this page state 50 watts and several of them use the words 'hand blender' and 'electric whisk' interchangeably, which is the single most common way to buy the wrong appliance in this category. At Rs. 176 with 1,097 ratings at 4.2 this is a perfectly good whisk. The 82 per cent badge against a stated Rs. 999 is the second-largest claim on this page, and Rs. 999 is not a price a 50-watt whisk has been sold at anywhere. Check what you want to do with it before you check the price.

• Price: Rs. 176 (stated MRP Rs. 999)
• Stated power: 50W as printed in the listing's own title - Rs. 352 per 100 stated watts
• Key detail: Rs. 176, TRICHKSHU 50 W Black Electric Whisk, Hand Blender - 82% off a stated Rs. 999
• Discount: 82% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 823
• Rating: 4.2 from 1,097 Flipkart ratings
• Buying logic: A good whisk at a good price - it is not a blender

Rs. 180 against Rs. 176, for the same stated 50 watts - and a stated MRP of Rs. 500 where the listing above crosses out Rs. 999. Same price to within four rupees, same specification, and one seller has decided its product is worth twice as much on paper as the other. That is the whole argument against reading badges on this shelf, made with two cards four rupees apart. Seven hundred and forty-three ratings at 4.2 is a smaller sample than the TRICHKSHU's 1,097 and the same average. Note that this listing does not use the word whisk anywhere, which makes it the more misleading of the two titles for the same 50-watt motor. Either is a reasonable Rs. 180 whisk.

• Price: Rs. 180 (stated MRP Rs. 500)
• Stated power: 50W as printed in the listing's own title - Rs. 360 per 100 stated watts
• Key detail: Rs. 180, Uzox 50 W Black Hand Blender - 64% off a stated Rs. 500
• Discount: 64% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 320
• Rating: 4.2 from 743 Flipkart ratings
• Buying logic: The same whisk, half the invented ceiling

Rs. 176, Rs. 180, Rs. 186 - three listings within ten rupees, all stating 50 watts, all black, all from labels with no shops. This is what the bottom of an Indian marketplace appliance shelf looks like: one white-label motor, a dozen brand names and a cluster of prices too close together to be independent decisions. What separates them is feedback, and this listing has the least: 115 ratings, too few to print a pill from, against 743 and 1,097 above it. There is no reason to choose this one. It is here because seeing the cluster is more useful than seeing one member of it, and because a shopper who sorts this shelf by price will scroll past all three without noticing they are the same thing.

• Price: Rs. 186 (stated MRP Rs. 499)
• Stated power: 50W as printed in the listing's own title - Rs. 372 per 100 stated watts
• Key detail: Rs. 186, ADOXER 50 W Black Hand Blender - 63% off a stated Rs. 499
• Discount: 63% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 313
• Rating: Flipkart shows 4.2 from only 115 ratings - too few to average, so no rating pill is shown
• Buying logic: Identical to the two above, with the least evidence

Six thousand one hundred and ninety-eight ratings at 4.2 is by a wide margin the largest sample in this chapter, and it costs Rs. 63 more than the cheapest 50-watt listing on the page. On a Rs. 239 appliance that is the easiest upgrade available anywhere in this read: same stated motor, same average score, fifty times the number of people behind it. The title again carries both words, hand blender and electric whisk, and the second one is the accurate one. Note the badge, too: 52 per cent off a stated Rs. 499, the mildest claim in the 50-watt cluster, from the listing with the most feedback. That correlation shows up on every shelf we read this month. If you want a whisk from this page, buy this one.

• Price: Rs. 239 (stated MRP Rs. 499)
• Stated power: 50W as printed in the listing's own title - Rs. 478 per 100 stated watts
• Key detail: Rs. 239, Bestlife 50 W Black Hand Blender, Electric Whisk - 52% off a stated Rs. 499
• Discount: 52% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 260
• Rating: 4.2 from 6,198 Flipkart ratings
• Buying logic: The whisk to buy if you are buying a whisk

Uzox appears twice in this chapter: at Rs. 180 against a stated Rs. 500, and here at Rs. 300 against a stated Rs. 1,000. Same brand, same stated 50 watts, same black plastic, and the word NEW in the title doing the heavy lifting. The rating counts differ - 2,702 here against 743 there - so unlike the duplicate listings we found on the kettle shelf this is genuinely a second product rather than the same one listed twice. But it is a second product with the same headline specification at 67 per cent more money, and the listing gives you nothing to justify the gap. Four point two from 2,702 ratings is a good sample. If 50 watts is what you want, the Bestlife at Rs. 239 has more feedback for less money.

• Price: Rs. 300 (stated MRP Rs. 1,000)
• Stated power: 50W as printed in the listing's own title - Rs. 600 per 100 stated watts
• Key detail: Rs. 300, Uzox 50 W NEW BLACK Hand Blender - 70% off a stated Rs. 1,000
• Discount: 70% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 700
• Rating: 4.2 from 2,702 Flipkart ratings
• Buying logic: Same brand, same watts, 67 per cent more

Four point four from 3,342 ratings ties the highest average anywhere in this read, and Agaro is a brand that sells a proper range of small appliances rather than a single white-label stick. The title says Electric Whisk and nothing else, which after six listings that blur the two categories is worth a card on its own. What you are paying for at Rs. 599 against Rs. 239 for the Bestlife is build and a warranty you can chase, not power - both state 50 watts, which is Rs. 1,198 per 100 stated watts here, the third-highest figure on the page. The 40 per cent badge against Rs. 999 is the mildest in this chapter. If you bake often and want the whisk to survive it, this is the one; if you whisk occasionally, it is three times the necessary price.

• Price: Rs. 599 (stated MRP Rs. 999)
• Stated power: 50W as printed in the listing's own title - Rs. 1,198 per 100 stated watts
• Key detail: Rs. 599, AGARO 50 W Black Electric Whisk - 40% off a stated Rs. 999
• Discount: 40% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 400
• Rating: 4.4 from 3,342 Flipkart ratings
• Buying logic: Buy it if you bake; otherwise it is three times the price

Two hundred and sixty watts is more than five times the 50-watt tier and it is the point where a stick will handle cooked vegetables, soups and soft fruit rather than just air and eggs. Rs. 466 makes it Rs. 179 per 100 stated watts, which is the second-lowest figure on this page and the lowest that does not strain belief. What holds it back is evidence: 130 ratings at 3.9 is too thin for a rating pill and the lowest average in this chapter. The 48 per cent badge against Rs. 899 is mid-table for this shelf. This is the cheapest card here that will actually blend, and you are buying it on very little published information - which at Rs. 466 is a defensible gamble and at Rs. 1,500 would not be.

• Price: Rs. 466 (stated MRP Rs. 899)
• Stated power: 260W as printed in the listing's own title - Rs. 179 per 100 stated watts
• Key detail: Rs. 466, Elysium 260 W Electric Hand Mixer, multi-speed egg beater - 48% off a stated Rs. 899
• Discount: 48% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 433
• Rating: Flipkart shows 3.9 from only 130 ratings - too few to average, so no rating pill is shown
• Buying logic: The cheapest thing here that genuinely blends

Two hundred and sixty stated watts at Rs. 495 with 4,418 ratings at 3.9 is the most defensible buy in the cheap half of this page: enough power to be a blender rather than a whisk, and a sample large enough to mean something. Rs. 190 per 100 stated watts sits at the low end of the honest range. The 3.9 average is the weak point - it is the lowest of any four-figure sample here, and on a cheap motor a 3.9 usually describes units that fail early for a meaningful minority. The 75 per cent badge against a stated Rs. 1,999 is a large claim from a label with no retail presence. Set against the Orpat at Rs. 819 further down, you are saving Rs. 324 and giving up a brand with a service network and 34,550 ratings.

• Price: Rs. 495 (stated MRP Rs. 1,999)
• Stated power: 260W as printed in the listing's own title - Rs. 190 per 100 stated watts
• Key detail: Rs. 495, YAMA IMPEX 260 W White Electric Whisk, Hand Blender - 75% off a stated Rs. 1,999
• Discount: 75% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 1,504
• Rating: 3.9 from 4,418 Flipkart ratings
• Buying logic: The value pick of the cheap half

Identical checkout price to the card above it, identical stated wattage, similar white body - and a stated MRP Rs. 700 lower, which turns the same Rs. 495 into a 62 per cent badge rather than a 75 per cent one. That is the second time on this page that two sellers have priced the same specification identically and chosen ceilings hundreds of rupees apart, and it is the clearest possible demonstration that the crossed-out number carries no information about the product. On the things that do carry information this listing is slightly behind: 1,062 ratings at 4.0 against 4,418 at 3.9, so a better average on a quarter of the sample. Between the two, take the one with more feedback.

• Price: Rs. 495 (stated MRP Rs. 1,299)
• Stated power: 260W as printed in the listing's own title - Rs. 190 per 100 stated watts
• Key detail: Rs. 495, ARDAKI 260 W White and Black Hand Blender - 62% off a stated Rs. 1,299
• Discount: 62% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 804
• Rating: 4 from 1,062 Flipkart ratings
• Buying logic: Pick between these two on ratings, not on the badge

Two hundred watts is enough for oranges, watermelon and soft fruit and is not enough for carrots, beetroot or ginger, which is the whole question anybody buying a juicer in India needs answered before they look at the price. At Rs. 587 this is the cheapest dedicated juicer in our read at Rs. 294 per 100 stated watts, mid-table for the page. One thousand seven hundred and ninety-three ratings at 3.9 is a real sample and a mediocre score. The vacuum locking system in the title refers to suction feet that stop the unit walking across the counter, which is a real and undersold feature on a light appliance. The 61 per cent badge against Rs. 1,499 is the usual. Buy it for citrus and soft fruit only.

• Price: Rs. 587 (stated MRP Rs. 1,499)
• Stated power: 200W as printed in the listing's own title - Rs. 294 per 100 stated watts
• Key detail: Rs. 587, HALAR Vacuum Locking System 200 W Juicer - 61% off a stated Rs. 1,499
• Discount: 61% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 912
• Rating: 3.9 from 1,793 Flipkart ratings
• Buying logic: Citrus and soft fruit, nothing harder

Seven hundred and fifty stated watts is the largest figure on this page and Rs. 187 per 100 stated watts is the second-cheapest honest rate here, so on the arithmetic this looks like the bargain of the read. Then look at the ratings: 18, averaging 3.1 - the lowest average anywhere on this page, on a sample too small to print a pill from, attached to a Rs. 1,402 purchase. Those two facts belong together. A high wattage on an unfamiliar label is a claim, not a specification, and 18 people scoring it 3.1 is the only independent information available. Compare with the Sansui mixer grinder at Rs. 1,549, which states 500 watts and carries 69,452 ratings at 4.2. Rs. 147 more buys you a different universe of evidence.

• Price: Rs. 1,402 (stated MRP Rs. 2,999)
• Stated power: 750W as printed in the listing's own title - Rs. 187 per 100 stated watts
• Key detail: Rs. 1,402, Amexy Contra 750 Maxile High-Performance 750 W Juicer - 53% off a stated Rs. 2,999
• Discount: 53% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 1,597
• Rating: Flipkart shows 3.1 from only 18 ratings - too few to average, so no rating pill is shown
• Buying logic: The most watts claimed, the least evidence offered

Fourteen per cent off a stated Rs. 955 is the smallest discount claim among all 130 listings we read, and it belongs to Orpat - a Gujarat manufacturer that has sold clocks, fans and small appliances through Indian dealers for forty years. A brand whose own shops stock the product cannot print a fictional list price, and the badge shows it. Thirty-four thousand five hundred and fifty ratings at 4.3 is the second-largest sample on this page. Rs. 328 per 100 stated watts is mid-table - you are not getting cheap power, you are getting 250 real watts from a company with a service address. Against the Rs. 495 260-watt marketplace sticks you are paying Rs. 324 more for exactly that. For most households this is the hand blender to buy.

• Price: Rs. 819 (stated MRP Rs. 955)
• Stated power: 250W as printed in the listing's own title - Rs. 328 per 100 stated watts
• Key detail: Rs. 819, ORPAT 250 W White Hand Blender - 14% off a stated Rs. 955
• Discount: 14% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 136
• Rating: 4.3 from 34,550 Flipkart ratings
• Buying logic: The hand blender to buy if you buy one

Maharaja Whiteline is a Groupe SEB brand in India and a familiar name in kitchen appliances, which puts it in the same bracket as Orpat on service and distribution. The comparison is unflattering all the same: the same stated 250 watts, Rs. 130 more, 2,833 ratings against 34,550, and a 47 per cent badge against Orpat's 14. That last difference is the one to notice - both are brands with dealers, and one of them has still chosen to cross out Rs. 1,799. Four point zero from 2,833 ratings is a decent sample and a slightly weaker average than Orpat's 4.3. There is nothing wrong with this blender; there is simply a better-evidenced one thirty rupees a hundred watts cheaper immediately above it.

• Price: Rs. 949 (stated MRP Rs. 1,799)
• Stated power: 250W as printed in the listing's own title - Rs. 380 per 100 stated watts
• Key detail: Rs. 949, MAHARAJA WHITELINE 250 W Grey Hand Blender - 47% off a stated Rs. 1,799
• Discount: 47% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 850
• Rating: 4 from 2,833 Flipkart ratings
• Buying logic: Fine, but the Orpat above it is better on every number

Inalsa is a Taurus group brand with a genuine Indian small-appliance range and a warranty network. At Rs. 1,099 for a stated 250 watts it is Rs. 440 per 100 watts - a third more than the Orpat for the same number on the box. Two thousand six hundred and eight ratings at 4.1 is a solid sample. The 35 per cent badge against Rs. 1,695 is restrained by this shelf's standards and large by Orpat's. What this card really illustrates is the shape of the whole page: across the five branded 250 to 300-watt sticks here - Orpat, Maharaja, Inalsa, Bajaj and Havells - the stated wattage barely moves while the price runs from Rs. 819 to Rs. 1,545, so you are choosing on brand, build and warranty, not on power.

• Price: Rs. 1,099 (stated MRP Rs. 1,695)
• Stated power: 250W as printed in the listing's own title - Rs. 440 per 100 stated watts
• Key detail: Rs. 1,099, Inalsa 250 W Black Hand Blender - 35% off a stated Rs. 1,695
• Discount: 35% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 596
• Rating: 4.1 from 2,608 Flipkart ratings
• Buying logic: A good blender in a band where power stops explaining price

Identical price to the Inalsa above and fifty more stated watts, from a company that has made Indian domestic appliances since the 1930s and has a service centre in most towns. Rs. 366 per 100 stated watts is the better rate of the two and Bajaj's dealer network is the deepest of any brand on this page. One thousand nine hundred and ninety-seven ratings at 4.2 is a modest sample with a good average. The 34 per cent badge against a stated Rs. 1,660 is a slightly odd number, which usually indicates a figure that came from somewhere real rather than a round invention. Between this and the Inalsa at the same money, the extra watts and the wider service network make this the easier recommendation.

• Price: Rs. 1,099 (stated MRP Rs. 1,660)
• Stated power: 300W as printed in the listing's own title - Rs. 366 per 100 stated watts
• Key detail: Rs. 1,099, BAJAJ 300 W Green Hand Blender - 34% off a stated Rs. 1,660
• Discount: 34% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 561
• Rating: 4.2 from 1,997 Flipkart ratings
• Buying logic: More watts and more service centres for the same money

Twenty-three per cent off a stated Rs. 1,995 is the third-smallest claim on this page, which is exactly what you expect from Havells - a company with real retail distribution and a list price its own dealers charge. What you get for Rs. 1,545 against the Bajaj's Rs. 1,099 at the same stated 300 watts is build quality, a two-year warranty proposition and a brand that will still exist. What you do not get is more power or more evidence: 985 ratings at 4.1 is the thinnest sample of any branded stick in this chapter. Rs. 515 per 100 stated watts is well above the page median. A defensible purchase, but the Bajaj and the Orpat both do more per rupee.

• Price: Rs. 1,545 (stated MRP Rs. 1,995)
• Stated power: 300W as printed in the listing's own title - Rs. 515 per 100 stated watts
• Key detail: Rs. 1,545, HAVELLS 300 W White Hand Blender - 23% off a stated Rs. 1,995
• Discount: 23% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 450
• Rating: 4.1 from 985 Flipkart ratings
• Buying logic: Premium build, no extra power, thinner feedback

Four hundred and fifty stated watts is the highest of any branded hand blender in this read and roughly double the 250-watt tier, which is the difference between a stick that copes with cooked food and one that handles raw vegetables and nuts. It also ships with a chopper bowl, so it replaces two appliances. Eighteen thousand seven hundred and fifty-eight ratings at 4.2 is the third-largest sample on this page and the best on anything above Rs. 1,000. Rs. 366 per 100 stated watts is the same rate as the much weaker Bajaj, which makes this the best power-per-rupee among the brands. The 25 per cent badge against Rs. 2,200 is restrained. If you want one appliance to do stick blending and chopping, this is the card.

• Price: Rs. 1,649 (stated MRP Rs. 2,200)
• Stated power: 450W as printed in the listing's own title - Rs. 366 per 100 stated watts
• Key detail: Rs. 1,649, KENT 450 W Silver Chopper, Hand Blender - 25% off a stated Rs. 2,200
• Discount: 25% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 551
• Rating: 4.2 from 18,758 Flipkart ratings
• Buying logic: The most capable branded stick here, and the rate is fair

This card is the ruler for the rest of the page. Philips makes motors, runs service centres across India and charges Rs. 2,199 for a stated 300 watts - Rs. 733 per 100 watts, which is twenty-five times what the Rs. 148 listing at the top of this page asks per claimed watt. Both numbers cannot describe the same kind of motor, and the one with a factory behind it is the one to calibrate against. The 20 per cent badge against Rs. 2,745 is the second-smallest on the page, for the same reason Orpat's 14 is the smallest. Four thousand four hundred and ninety ratings at 4.0 is a good sample and a slightly ordinary average for the money. You are buying the motor's expected life, not its rated power.

• Price: Rs. 2,199 (stated MRP Rs. 2,745)
• Stated power: 300W as printed in the listing's own title - Rs. 733 per 100 stated watts
• Key detail: Rs. 2,199, PHILIPS 300 W Navy Blue Hand Blender - 20% off a stated Rs. 2,745
• Discount: 20% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 546
• Rating: 4 from 4,490 Flipkart ratings
• Buying logic: The calibration point for everything cheaper here

Two thousand two hundred and seventeen rupees per 100 stated watts is three times the Philips rate and seventy-four times the Rs. 148 listing's. One hundred and eighty watts is below every branded stick on this page and above only the 50-watt whisk cluster. And Flipkart publishes no rating average and no rating count for it at all - not a small number, none. Kilig is a design-led kitchen brand and there may be a real object here with a heavy body and a beautiful finish; the listing simply provides nothing that would let anyone check. On a page where Rs. 1,649 buys 450 branded watts and 18,758 ratings, this asks two and a half times as much for a third of the power and no published evidence.

• Price: Rs. 3,990 (stated MRP Rs. 5,990)
• Stated power: 180W as printed in the listing's own title - Rs. 2,217 per 100 stated watts
• Key detail: Rs. 3,990, KILIG 180 W Black Hand Blender - 33% off a stated Rs. 5,990
• Discount: 33% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 2,000
• Rating: Flipkart publishes no rating and no rating count for this listing
• Buying logic: Nothing published to support the highest price here

Five mixer grinders on this page state 500 watts. They cost Rs. 1,328, Rs. 1,355, Rs. 1,549, Rs. 2,099 and Rs. 3,945 - a threefold spread at an identical published specification, which is the finding this whole page exists to report. This is the floor, and it is Flipkart's own private label: sourced from the same Indian manufacturers that supply the branded machines, sold without a brand's marketing cost, returned through Flipkart's process rather than argued with a maker. Twenty-two thousand six hundred and thirty-six ratings at 4.2 is a strong sample. Rs. 266 per 100 stated watts is the best rate in the chapter. What you are not buying is a service network or a motor warranty you can take to a shop.

• Price: Rs. 1,328 (stated MRP Rs. 2,999)
• Stated power: 500W as printed in the listing's own title - Rs. 266 per 100 stated watts
• Key detail: Rs. 1,328, Flipkart SmartBuy Pento Blue 500 W Mixer Grinder - 56% off a stated Rs. 2,999
• Discount: 56% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 1,671
• Rating: 4.2 from 22,636 Flipkart ratings
• Buying logic: Cheapest 500 watts here, with 22,000 people behind it

Rs. 27 more than the SmartBuy for the same stated 500 watts, against a stated MRP of Rs. 2,998 - one rupee below SmartBuy's Rs. 2,999, which is close enough to be the same number chosen twice. Thomson is a licensed European brand name sold in India by a local partner, which means the name on the box and the company behind the warranty are different things; worth knowing before you weigh it against a private label. One hundred and six ratings at 4.0 is not a sample, so no rating pill is printed on this card. Against 22,636 ratings at the same money, there is no argument for choosing this one, and its presence mainly establishes where the 500-watt price floor really sits.

• Price: Rs. 1,355 (stated MRP Rs. 2,998)
• Stated power: 500W as printed in the listing's own title - Rs. 271 per 100 stated watts
• Key detail: Rs. 1,355, Thomson FreshMix 500 W Mixer Grinder - 55% off a stated Rs. 2,998
• Discount: 55% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 1,643
• Rating: Flipkart shows 4 from only 106 ratings - too few to average, so no rating pill is shown
• Buying logic: Same watts, same money, almost no feedback

Sixty-nine thousand four hundred and fifty-two ratings at 4.2 is the largest published sample anywhere on this page, and it costs Rs. 221 more than the cheapest 500-watt machine here. On an appliance you keep for five years and use every morning, that is the easiest premium on this page to justify - a sample that size is the closest this category comes to a controlled test. Sansui is another licensed name operating in India through a local partner, so treat the brand heritage as marketing and the 69,452 ratings as the real asset. Rs. 310 per 100 stated watts is fair. The 'Juicer' in the title refers to a juicer jar attachment rather than a separate machine. This is the safest buy in the 500-watt chapter.

• Price: Rs. 1,549 (stated MRP Rs. 3,599)
• Stated power: 500W as printed in the listing's own title - Rs. 310 per 100 stated watts
• Key detail: Rs. 1,549, Sansui Plus 500 W Juicer Mixer Grinder - 57% off a stated Rs. 3,599
• Discount: 57% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 2,050
• Rating: 4.2 from 69,452 Flipkart ratings
• Buying logic: The safest mixer grinder here, on the biggest sample

Crompton has made motors in India since before independence, and on a mixer grinder the motor is the entire product - the jars are steel and the plastic is plastic. That is the argument for Rs. 2,099 against Rs. 1,328 at an identical stated 500 watts, and it is a real argument rather than a marketing one, because wattage describes power draw rather than how many years the winding survives grinding wet masala. Twenty-three thousand seven hundred and eighty-four ratings at 4.2 is a strong sample, second only to the Sansui here. Rs. 420 per 100 stated watts is above the chapter median. The 54 per cent badge against Rs. 4,600 is a large claim for a brand with dealers, and Rs. 4,600 is not a figure Crompton's shops ask.

• Price: Rs. 2,099 (stated MRP Rs. 4,600)
• Stated power: 500W as printed in the listing's own title - Rs. 420 per 100 stated watts
• Key detail: Rs. 2,099, Crompton BlendX 500 W Juicer Mixer Grinder - 54% off a stated Rs. 4,600
• Discount: 54% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 2,501
• Rating: 4.2 from 23,784 Flipkart ratings
• Buying logic: Pay the premium for the motor, not for the watts

Three thousand nine hundred and forty-five rupees against Rs. 1,328, for the same 500 watts printed on both boxes. That is the spread this page set out to measure, and it is the clearest possible statement that wattage is a specification the category sells on rather than one that prices it. What Havells is charging for is a heavier motor housing, better jar steel, a dealer warranty and the brand - all real, none of them visible in the one number the listings put in their titles. Rs. 789 per 100 stated watts is the second-highest figure on this page. Three thousand one hundred and seventy-four ratings at 4.1 is a fair sample and the weakest average in the chapter. And the 19 per cent badge is the second-mildest here, which is what a real list price looks like.

• Price: Rs. 3,945 (stated MRP Rs. 4,895)
• Stated power: 500W as printed in the listing's own title - Rs. 789 per 100 stated watts
• Key detail: Rs. 3,945, HAVELLS Vitonica 500 W Juicer Mixer Grinder - 19% off a stated Rs. 4,895
• Discount: 19% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 950
• Rating: 4.1 from 3,174 Flipkart ratings
• Buying logic: The ceiling of the spread, and you can see what it buys