Bajaj GX-1 500W review: the Rex's long-running twin, with a short cord and a 1-year warranty
Bajaj GX-1 500 W mixer grinder: 3 steel jars, 1-year warranty, ₹2,399 on Flipkart and 4.2 stars from 1.77 lakh ratings. How it compares with the Bajaj Rex.
- Research-based review: we have not tested this unit hands-on
Where to buy
- Flipkart ₹2,399Check price
MRP ₹4,125
Prices checked 12 Nov 2026. Prices change often. Plain retailer links — we earn no commission when you buy.
Disclosure: Research-based review: we have not tested this unit. Specs and prices come from Bajaj Electricals' website and Flipkart (checked 12 Nov 2026); owner feedback comes from Flipkart reviews. The score is provisional until we test it ourselves.
The verdict
The Bajaj GX-1 is a 500 W mixer grinder with three stainless-steel jars and a 1-year product warranty, ₹2,399 on Flipkart with 4.2 stars from 1.77 lakh ratings. It suits small kitchens with light daily grinding; on paper it is nearly identical to the cheaper Bajaj Rex, and owners mention light jars and a short cord.
Best for
- Small households that want a familiar Bajaj mixer for chutney, masala and small batches of batter
- Buyers who prefer the GX-1's colours and design over the Rex
Skip it if
- The Bajaj Rex is cheaper on the day, since the jars and warranty on Bajaj's pages are the same
- You need heavy batter grinding or a long warranty
What we like
- 4.2 stars from 1,77,022 Flipkart ratings
- Three stainless-steel jars: 1.2 L liquidising, 0.8 L grinding and 0.4 L chutney (Bajaj)
- Bajaj lists a 2-in-1 function blade in the dry jar
- Sold in blue (410570), white (410125) and black on Bajaj's site
What we don’t
- 1-year product warranty, and Flipkart's note excludes the bush, coupler and cord
- About 7% of ratings are one-star; owners mention thin, light jars and loud running
- Owners say the power cord is too short
- Costs ₹200 more than the near-identical Bajaj Rex on Flipkart on the day we checked
Score breakdown
- Specs on paper
- 5.5
- Owner evidence
- 7.0
- Support and warranty
- 5.0
- Value
- 7.5
In this review
How we researched this
We have not used this mixer grinder. Specs, jar sizes and warranty come from Bajaj Electricals’ GX-1 pages for the blue and white versions, and price and ratings from the Flipkart listing and its reviews, read on 12 November 2026. We found no hands-on review from an independent publication.
We could not verify noise, grinding fineness or motor speed, and we could not open the Amazon.in listing. Bajaj does not publish an RPM figure. The rating widget on Bajaj’s site is store-wide, not specific to the GX-1.
What you get on paper
A 500 W motor that Bajaj calls “Titan”, and three stainless-steel jars: 1.2 L for liquidising, 0.8 L for grinding with what Bajaj calls a 2-in-1 function blade, and 0.4 L for chutney. The listing we checked on Flipkart is the blue model 410570; Bajaj’s site also has white (410125, same ₹4,125 list price) and black versions.
Set against the Bajaj Rex, the GX-1 is almost the same machine on paper: same wattage, same jar sizes, same 1-year warranty and the same Baddi manufacturer.
What owners report
On Flipkart the GX-1 has 4.2 stars from 1,77,022 ratings and 9,387 reviews: 1,02,228 five-star and 12,230 one-star (about 7%).
Some of the review text clearly belongs to other products, with mentions of a juicer and four jars, which suggests ratings are pooled with related listings. Among reviews that fit the GX-1, the complaints repeat: jars that feel “very light weight”, a cord that is “too short”, rough and loud blending, and build quality that feels cheap. Satisfied owners call it good value with good ventilation, though one says it cannot grind spices smooth.
Support and warranty
Bajaj lists 1 year on the product. The Flipkart listing adds that everything except the bush, coupler and cord wire is covered. The coupler is a common wear part on mixer grinders, so that exclusion matters. We did not check Bajaj’s service response ourselves.
Claims to treat with caution
- “Titan motor” is a Bajaj brand name; no power-output or RPM figure backs it.
- ₹4,125 on Bajaj’s site is the list price; Flipkart sold it for ₹2,399.
Should you buy it?
The GX-1 is a reasonable budget mixer with a huge owner base, but it brings nothing on paper that the Bajaj Rex does not, and it cost more on the day we checked. For the same money, the Crompton DS 500 lists a 2-year warranty. Buy the GX-1 only if it is the cheapest of the three when you shop, or you simply prefer how it looks.
Key specs
| Type | Mixer grinder, 3 stainless-steel jars |
|---|---|
| Motor | 500 W "Titan" motor (Bajaj) |
| Jars | 1.2 L liquidising, 0.8 L grinding, 0.4 L chutney (Bajaj) |
| Blades | 2-in-1 function blade in the dry jar (Bajaj) |
| Warranty | 1 year on the product; Flipkart lists bush, coupler and cord as excluded |
| Made by | Home Appliances Co., Baddi, Himachal Pradesh; marketed by Bajaj Electricals |
| Speed | Not listed by Bajaj |
| Price checked | ₹2,399 on Flipkart (blue); ₹4,125 listed on Bajaj's site, 12 Nov 2026 |
Questions buyers ask
Bajaj GX-1 or Bajaj Rex, which should I buy?
On Bajaj's own pages they share the same 500 W rating, the same 1.2 L, 0.8 L and 0.4 L steel jars and the same 1-year product warranty. On 12 November 2026 the Rex was ₹2,199 and the GX-1 ₹2,399 on Flipkart. Unless you prefer the GX-1's look, buy the cheaper one.
What does the GX-1 warranty exclude?
Bajaj lists a 1-year product warranty. The Flipkart listing says everything except the bush, coupler and cord wire is covered, so the coupler, a common wear part on mixer grinders, would be your cost.
Can the GX-1 grind dry spices finely?
We have not tested it. Most Flipkart owners are satisfied, but one positive reviewer says it "can't grind species smooth", and a negative review mentions rough, loud blending.
