Atomberg Zenova Mixer Grinder | Unique Coarse Mode for Silbatta-like Texture | Intelligent BLDC Motor | Safety Features | 4 Jars including Chopper | Hands-Free Operation (Pearl White)

Good mixer. Pros: - good motor in the mixer - quite light weight. It has suction at bottom so quite sturdy as well while mixing - comes with a chopper which could be used in the mixer. They mention pulse mode, which is an upgrade to the whip mode in older mixers. You can set pulse at all the speeds but it requires some tries to understand and control correctly. - Good safety features, also mixer is completely covered so no chance of any liquid damaging the interior machinery. Cons: - While mixer is good, the jars do have a tendency to get heated quickly. For softer foods it takes some time for heat to build up. For tougher foods, such as grinding spices it heats up quickly especially on carse mode, you can literally see steam from the jars. - You won't be able to get it repaired as the mixer is completely covered. Only an Atomberg Technician can repair it.

It's damn good and fine paste in a few mnts from this mixer grinder but little noisy.....

A truly fabulous product that has the perfect blend of aesthetics and technology. The coarse mode is a game changer which no other product has delivered so far. It really works like a charm. I loved the compactness of the product. Every nook and corner of the components have been designed well technically. On a lighter note, even though the machine operates fine hands free I would not suggest to use it unattented as it shakes quite vibrantly at the peak r.pm.. Overall a very satisfying purchase.

I have been using the Atomberg Zenova mixer grinder for the last 1 month and am pretty impressed. It has sleek and compact looks, comes in 3 shades. I preferred to go for the white and gives an utopian look to my modular kitchen. Latest BLD technology makes the product efficient and less noisy. The LED light control switch makes it even more elegant. The jars are heavy duty and easy to use and clean. There is a special jar for chopping, with the bld technology makes it even purposeful. Overall the product appears to be thoughtfully designed. The company claims it to be power efficient, though I haven't been able to verify the actual number. The product is a bit more expensive than the conventional mixer grinders in the market, but there is this technological superiority in Atomberg, that I would prefer to go with.

Though the item looks sturdy, I have only used it twice; once for grinding salt granules and second time yesterday for grinding haldi (turmeric). However the blade and its parts came off in the jar leaving the turmeric half ground. I am not sure if this is a mistake on my part or the quality of the grinder jar is doubtful, but it has shaken my confidence in this machine viz it could "fail me again". Views invited please.