Hand Blender Price in Pakistan

Hand blender prices at a glance

• Three kinds on one page: stick hand blenders, 2-in-1 or 3-in-1 blender sets, and hand mixers (beaters) for baking.
• Power sets most of the price: 200 to 300 W hand mixers cost the least, and 700 to 1,000 W stick blenders and full sets cost the most.
• 600 W is the everyday sweet spot: enough for soup, daal, lassi, chutney and baby food in a normal family kitchen.
• Steel shaft for hot food: a stainless steel shaft can go into a hot pot and does not stain with haldi.
• Warranty: usually 1 year official cover, and some models list 2 years or more.
• Delivery: free delivery in Peshawar with any payment method, and free delivery across Pakistan with advance payment, full or partial.

Hand blender price in Pakistan by power

Watts decide what a hand blender can handle and most of what it costs. Pick the power for the job, then compare brands.

As a simple rule, 500 to 600 W covers most homes. Go to 800 W or more if you blend thick food in large pots, or for a big family.

Hand blender price in Pakistan by brand

Each row shows one brand’s in-stock price range today. Tap a brand to see its full range and compare its models side by side.

Hand blender price by what it does

Many models do more than one job, so the same hand blender can sit in more than one row.

All Best Hand Blender Models & Prices in Pakistan 2026

These are the newest hand blenders and hand mixers we have in stock, with at least one model from every brand and up to ten in all, latest arrivals first. Each line shows the brand and the power, so you can compare quickly. Tap a model for its full specifications, price history and installment plans.

What is a hand blender machine?

A hand blender machine is a motor you hold in your hand, with a blade at the end of a long shaft. You put it straight into the pot, jug or glass and blend there. Nothing has to be poured into a jar, so there is far less to wash.

It is also called a stick blender or immersion blender. In a Pakistani kitchen it purées tomato and onion for salan, smooths daal and soups, blends lassi and milkshakes in the glass, and makes green chutney and baby food in a minute. Many families now use one in place of the wooden ghotna for haleem, but choose 800 W or more and a steel shaft for that job.

Hand Mixer and Beater Price in Pakistan

A hand mixer or a hand blender with a whisk costs Rs. 7,200 to Rs. 23,000 at AYS today. A hand mixer, often called a beater or egg beater, has two metal beaters that whip and mix instead of a blade that chops.

Choose a hand mixer if you bake. It beats eggs and sugar for sponge cake, whips cream for trifle and mixes batter without lumps. Five speeds and a turbo button help you start slowly so flour does not fly, then finish fast. A hand mixer does not purée or blend, so if you also want soup and chutney, a 2-in-1 or 3-in-1 hand blender set with a whisk does both.

Hand mixer with dough hooks price

Hand mixers with dough hooks cost Rs. 7,900 to Rs. 17,000 today. The spiral hooks knead soft dough for cake, buns or pizza base. They are not built for daily roti atta, which is stiff and heavy, so use a food processor or knead that by hand.

3-in-1 hand blender with chopper and whisk

A hand blender set with a chopper bowl costs Rs. 18,300 to Rs. 30,500 today. The set adds a small chopper for onions, garlic, ginger, mint and nuts, and usually a whisk, all on the same motor.

It suits small kitchens and families who cook every day. Chopping two onions for salan takes a few seconds instead of a few minutes, with no tears. If you only blend soups and shakes, a plain stick blender costs less and does the same job.

Hand blender, hand mixer or countertop blender?

The right one depends on what you cook most. Here is the quick answer.

• Stick hand blender: for soup, daal, salan base, chutney, lassi and baby food, made right in the pot.
• Hand blender set (2-in-1 or 3-in-1): the same, plus chopping and whisking. One tool does the work of three.
• Hand mixer: for baking only. It whips and mixes but does not blend.
• Countertop blender: for big jugs of shake, crushed ice and dry masala. See our blender prices.
• Food factory: for slicing, grating and kneading atta. See our food processor prices.

How to choose a hand blender: step by step

1. List your jobs. Blending only, or chopping and whisking too? Baking only means a hand mixer.
2. Pick the power. 500 to 600 W for daily soup, chutney and shakes. 800 to 1,000 W for thick food, large pots and haleem.
3. Choose a steel shaft. It is safe in hot food, stays clean after turmeric and lasts longer than plastic.
4. Check speeds and turbo. Two speeds plus a turbo or pulse button are enough for most cooking. Hand mixers need about five speeds.
5. Look at the box. The number of pieces tells you the attachments: a beaker, a whisk, a chopper bowl or dough hooks.
6. Hold it if you can. A light body with a soft grip is easier for a few minutes of blending, which matters for older family members.
7. Compare price and warranty. Use the tables above, then check each model’s price history before you order.

How many watts does a hand blender need?

For most families, 600 W is enough. It blends a pot of soup, a jug of lassi or a batch of chutney without strain. Below 400 W, a stick blender labours on thick food and heats up. Above 800 W you pay for power that helps with haleem, frozen fruit and very large pots.

Hand mixers are different. They only beat and whip, so 200 to 300 W is normal and enough for cake batter and cream.

Electricity, UPS and load-shedding

A hand blender uses very little electricity because it runs for only a minute or two at a time. A 600 W model used five minutes a day comes to well under two units a month, so it does not show on the bill.

During load-shedding, most hand blenders and hand mixers run on a normal home UPS, because the load is small and short. A 1,000 W model may trip a small UPS if fans and lights are also running, so blend in short bursts on backup.

Using and caring for your hand blender

• Blade under first: put the blade fully into the food before you switch on, and switch off before lifting it out. That stops splashing.
• Use a tall jug: a narrow jug or the beaker in the box keeps food around the blade.
• Take hot pots off the flame: then blend, and keep the motor away from steam.
• Rest the motor: blend thick food for about a minute at a time and let the motor cool between runs.
• Never wet the motor: unplug, twist off the shaft and wash only the shaft and attachments. Wipe the motor body with a damp cloth.
• Dry the shaft upright: water trapped inside the blade guard can smell if it is put away wet.

Which hand blender brand is best in Pakistan?

There is no single best brand, only the best fit for how you cook. Braun and Philips are known for well-built stick blenders with anti-splash blade guards, and they cost more. Kenwood and Sencor sit in the middle with good sets and hand mixers. National Distributor, Signature, Dawlance and Aardee give the most power for the money and suit everyday family cooking. Choose the power and attachments first, then pick between two or three brands on price and warranty.

Buying a hand blender from AYS Online

AYS has sold home appliances in Peshawar since 1956 and runs 17 showrooms in the city. Every hand blender and hand mixer we sell is 100% original with the official manufacturer warranty. Prices are updated daily, and each product page shows its price history.

You get free delivery in Peshawar with any payment method, and free delivery across Pakistan with advance payment, full or partial. You can pay in installments with zero down payment on a Bank Alfalah, JS Bank or MCB card. We run seasonal offers often, and paying upfront or in cash can get you a better price than the one listed. Call or WhatsApp 0333-5652643 before you order.