7-Speed Hand Mixer – Powerful Electric Beater with Turbo Control and Stainless Steel Attachments for Baking

Love the KitchenAid brand and this mixer doesn’t disappoint. Easy to use with led speed display. Operates smooth with thin & think mixes. Nice weight balance in your hand and when propping during use.

Very nice quality! Durable so far. Love the speed of this. Whips up desserts very well. Love the color and that it matches my stand mixer. Would recommend!

It's a very good product but if I had it to do over again I would get the top of the line in the brand. This is a very good mixer but they have a better one.

This is a mighty mixer. Have used it for mashed potatoes, batters of all kinds, cookie doughs, whipping, beating. Powerful motor and love it has adjustable 7 speeds. Beater bars are easy to clean and work better than the traditional blade type. Accessories attach easily and quickly. This is very handy to use for smaller jobs without pulling out a stand mixer. This will do it all, but use your stand mixer for handling thick and heavy doughs. This is for your smaller jobs that you need to use quickly and easily. A well-equipped kitchen needs a stand and hand mixer, and this is a great mixer to compliment your stand mixer in the kitchen. And it being a Kitchen-Aid

After buying a couple mixers to replace a 50 year old Oster, and returning them, I decided to spend a little more for a good brand name. The others were cheap junk. This mixer is the best! The first speed is nice and slow and doesn’t throw the mix all over the place like the cheaper brands. It’s quiet, many speeds, does a great job. A little heavier which keeps it from bouncing all over the bowl. It is worth the money. I was lucky and got on a good sale. The beaters are stainless steel and won’t rust after a couple uses. You won’t regret this purchase, it is the best.

My hand held mixer was on the verge of burning up and needed to be replaced so decided on this mixer. I haven't used this enough to give a fair review, but so far it is working well and is a lot quieter than the old one. The speed controls, which are different than any other mixer I've used, are a little awkward to use but hopefully will get easier with usage. The beaters and whisk don't seem as strong or durable, but time will tell. All in all, the old mixer was a power house compared to this and the controls were easy, the beaters never chipped or flaked and it lasted a long time. It seems like those days are gone for hand held mixers so I need to quit comparing and start adapting. Time will tell!

Needing to replace a dying Kitchen Aid, I thought I'd 'upgrade' and bought a 9 speed Braun. I returned it because I found it hard to control, and because it flung dough all over the counter and floor. I decided go to with a KitchenAid again, which after all had lasted me over 20 years. I'm very satisfied. The grip is comfortable on my arthritic hand, and the mixer has plenty power without being hard to control. As my old one did, I was able to integrate all the ingredients without having to stop and scrape the bowl a lot as I had to with the Braun. This mixer is about 1/2 oz. lighter than my old one at around 35 ounces. I like that the beaters don't have plastic or something that could eventually chip off (as a lot of newer mixers seem to have). My old beaters fit in the new machine, so that's kind of nice. I have arthritis in my hands, and it was easy to turn the mixer on and off, and adjust the speed. You can lock the cord right or left to keep it out of your way, and it's a good sturdy cord. It makes a little noise, but it's not raucous, and there is some vibration, but not so much you have to struggle to control the mixer. I ordered a white one, with delivery promised in about a month since it's not a popular color. I got it in less than 10 days. Good product, good fulfillment. I'm very satisfied with this mixer and the transaction.

I read hundreds of reviews on this before purchasing it. Some people didn’t like the controls, but I didn’t find an issue with them. I liked that you turn it off to the right, as that is the natural way your thumb would move as a right handed person. I didn’t find the speed control up/down buttons to be difficult, either; I found it extremely convenient,but do agree it is easier to operate with shorter finger nails. The low speed is very low, and I LOVE that it always starts on low. I made a pound cake where I add in 1/2 cup of cake flour and an egg every two minutes. This was extremely convenient because each time I stopped to add more ingredients, the mixer started on low and nothing blew all over the counters. It was easy to then move back to speed 4 to mix things. With regard to the beaters, there is a diagram where you insert the beaters that shows you that the larger one (with a washer-type piece) goes in the right one. The pieces without the washer-type piece (the other beater and the whisk) are designed to fit in either hole. If you read the instruction manual or follow the diagram, I don’t see where you would have an issue, unless you receive a defective mixer in which case, send it back. The power of this mixer can be deceiving because of its quiet operation. If you associate speed with the noise you hear with most mixers, you will likely be disappointed. If you enjoy the quiet operation and watch the mixer do it’s job, you will likely LOVE it as I do.