Panasonic3 JAR Mixer Grinder, (OVERSEAS USE ONLY) 220 to 240-volt

Looked everywhere for this neat superb machine after seeing a demo on YouTube. Now that I own it and proud to own it I am happy to write it is an excellent powerful machine and does everything and more, it even comes with a recipe book and superb recipes... The difference between the Indian machines and the 'Western Machines' are that the Indian machines have metal motor parts and hence work at very high speeds without heating and melting the motor parts. Making purees, powders and pastes takes a few seconds to prepare. Well done to the Indians (World 'Super Power' in technology) and Panasonic for inventing such a neat machine. Thank You Amazon.com for finding it for me.

This product never works in USA and this is been captured in Q&A, this will mislead customers. Seller charges for shipping and they do not disclose return. spending $200 and with out any warranty. Seller does not support any failures

Absolutely fantastic blender!! I use this with 110v to 240v converter and this works like a charm!! Ginger garlic paste can be done within seconds! This is absolutely the best grinder/blender by far period!Update as of 04/07/2016Although I still love this grinder/mixer, I have observed that underneath the blades and on the surface of the jar, there is a formation of rust after cleaning them.

Fantastic! Pretty hard to find someone that sells it to italy but it Worths the trouble! It.s the perfect grinder for dry spices and spice pastes...also very useful the juice jar. You Can Clean the jars perfectly and no stain or smells are retained....I. m Very happy for that!!! Buy it!

I have used the Panasonic MX-AC400 4-Jar "mixie" (note it has 4 jars and not 3 as listed) and am well satisfied with the results. I ground fresh ginger root to a paste and also used it to grind fresh coconut. I find that the size of the small jar for dry and wet grinding is well suited when one wishes to prepare a paste for, say, a 4-person curry. Having looked at a Sumeet Mixie (now made in China) and read reviews of the Preethi Steele Mixie, the MX-AC400 would appear to be of better quality. The Sumeet and Preethi mixies of similar capacity do have more power although so far I have found no lack of power with the MX-AC400. The appliance was delivered promptly to me in Australia where the power supply is 220-240 volts and I had no problem purchasing a suitable adapter for the Australian power socket.

Not worth for Indian Spices grinding.If you are planning to grind lentils for vada or cocunut chutney or Juice or something little hard to grind, then check for some other option.This thing can only be used to make lassi.

Bought this for my mother and she loves it. Takes seconds to prepare garlic or ginger paste; makes fruit and vegetable juices with the other attachment jar. Also great for grinding nuts. It's a shame there isn't a 110V model (this is 220V-240V so it can only be used in Europe, Australia and most of Asia). I don't think there is anything that comes close to this in terms of reliability and quality (I've had other brands that have died within a few months).

Too good 👍🏼