The Philips Hulk mixer-grinder range brings a 1000W double ball bearing motor to three kitchen appliances, starting at an announced price of ₹8,495. The HR7731/00 handles regular grinding with three steel jars, the HR7732/00 adds a blender jar, and the HR7733/00 combines these with a food-processing bowl for chopping, slicing, grating and atta kneading.
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Philips Hulk Price in India
Philips has announced three models with different jar combinations and colours. The HR7731/00 and HR7732/00 are available now, according to the company. The food-processor model HR7733/00 is announced for October 2026, but its exact sale date has not been confirmed.
| Model | Announced price | Colour | Jar setup |
|---|---|---|---|
| HR7731/00 | ₹8,495 | Cashmere Grey | Three stainless-steel jars |
| HR7732/00 | ₹9,495 | Deep Black | Three steel jars and a blender jar |
| HR7733/00 | ₹12,995 | Deep Azure Blue | Three steel jars, blender jar and Chef Pro bowl |
These are the prices announced for the range. At the time of writing, the Philips online store lists the HR7732/00 at ₹7,999, against an MRP of ₹9,495, and shows it in stock. This lower store price is separate from the launch price.
HR7731 vs HR7732: What Changes?
The entry model HR7731/00 includes a 0.4-litre chutney jar, a 0.75-litre grinding jar and a 1.25-litre liquidizing jar. These three sizes cover smaller chutney portions, spice grinding and larger wet preparations without needing the extra blender attachment.
The HR7732/00 keeps the same three steel jars and adds a 1.75-litre blender jar with a fruit filter. Its announced price is ₹1,000 higher than the HR7731/00. The main difference is therefore the extra blending attachment, rather than a higher motor rating. Both use the 1000W motor.
The HR7732 official specifications also list three speed settings and a pulse function. Variable speed is useful when moving between ingredients and textures, while pulse gives short bursts of operation. Its listed motor speed reaches a maximum of 21,000 RPM without load; this should not be read as the speed maintained with ingredients in a jar.
1000W Motor and Quieter Grinding
Philips says the double ball bearing motor is designed to reduce noise and vibration while supporting longer motor life. The range uses anti-rust stainless-steel jars and blades intended for demanding grinding tasks such as masalas.
The company claims 43% quieter operation than conventional mixer-grinders, 25% heavier steel jars and tough grinding in 30 seconds. Philips has not identified a specific comparison model or detailed test conditions for these figures in the launch information. They are manufacturer claims, not independently measured results, and the 30-second figure should not be treated as a fixed time for every ingredient or quantity.
HR7733 Adds Food Processing
The HR7733/00 is the most versatile model in the range. It includes the three steel jars and 1.75-litre blender jar, along with a Chef Pro food-processing bowl. The extra bowl supports chopping, slicing, grating and atta kneading, in addition to the grinding and blending functions.
Its Gear Drive Technology reduces the drive speed from over 20,000 RPM to around 1,700 RPM for food-processing tasks, according to Philips. This gives the processor attachment a different operating speed from the high-speed grinding setup. The extra functions are specific to the HR7733/00 and should not be assumed for the two lower-priced models.
The food-processor model costs ₹3,500 more than the HR7732/00 at their announced prices. It is aimed at buyers who want to handle vegetable preparation and dough kneading with the same motor base. Jar and bowl storage space is worth considering if the kitchen counter or cabinets are small.
Safety, Warranty and Which Model to Choose
The range has a jar-lock mechanism, with overload protection, speed and pulse controls and an anti-slip base among the stated safety and convenience features. Chrome accents and the control-knob finish give the motor base a different appearance from a basic mixer-grinder. Colour choice depends on the model rather than being interchangeable across all three.
Philips backs the Hulk range with a five-year motor warranty and a two-year product warranty. The longer motor cover should not be confused with five years of coverage for the entire appliance.
For everyday chutneys and masalas, the HR7731/00 offers the core three-jar setup. The HR7732/00 is the step up for those who need the larger blender and fruit filter. The HR7733/00 makes more sense when chopping, grating and kneading are regular tasks, although its exact availability still needs confirmation.
For cooking functions rather than only food preparation, the Philips OneChef 5000 Series review looks at a separate type of kitchen appliance.