Professional 7-Speed Hand Mixer with DC Motor & Snap-on Storage Case – Powerful, Lightweight for Whipping, Mixing & Baking – Easy Clean Attachments

I had the stand mixers, but as I got older, I wanted a hand held. I am impressed with this one. It has several speeds. I also like the coating on the beaters a lot. I also like the many speeds it has. It is just what I needed. Very happy with it.

I Love this mixer! It Truly will start off slow (so as not to scatter flour everywhere) as advertised!! Having tried others who made this claim but did NOT truly have a SLOW Start speed - I am SO tickled with this one! It has Plenty of power! Sits upright very well when you need it to. Everything about it says 'Quality'!

Works great! Love the rubber beaters to protect coated pans when mixing. The storage case fits the beaters, cord and mixer all together perfectly for easy, organized and space saving storage!

Have used this hand mixer 2 times and have found it to be very nice. I have a Kitchenaid mixer for those "heavy mixing tasks", but wanted a hand mixer for those other times. I looked at the Kitchenaid hand mixer, and Breville hand mixer, but figured I would give this brand a chance. Appears to be built well. Enjoy the lowest mixing speed where if you have dry ingredients they do not spray outside the bowl. Not quite sure why others have found this feature to be awful. I bought the black unit which was priced well, and am very happy with the purchase.

I haven't used this very many times as I just got it, but I can honestly say I was impressed w/the first use. I paid more than for previous mixers, but, so far, I think it was worth it. Other mixers had 3 speeds w/low being the lowest, which was anything but slow. They sent a dust cloud of dry ingredients all over. This mixer's low is actually slow & can mix dry ingredients without sending dust all over the counter and everything nearby. I wasn't sure I'd like the coating on the beaters. I've had some before & didn't like them, but the coating is a littler thicker than others I've had and work nicely. The beaters eject easily with the lever. I haven't tried the hooks (probably won't ever use them) and whisk that came with it yet. The storage case leaves a lot to be desired tho. It's convenient to pull the mixer out & have everything with it, but I struggle to unsnap it from the storage case & put it back on. I have arthritic hands making it a bit of a challenge, & I'm also afraid it's going to snap & break. I'm not knocking a star off for that. I'm rating the mixer, not the storage case.

I'd read several negative reviews on this, but wanted to try it for myself. I'm glad I did. It's quiet, easy to hold, doesn't scratch up the bowl, whether glass or metal, and includes very handy attachments. I don't do the homemade bread thing (yet), but hope to get time soon to do so and see how it works. Everything else I've done with it, it seems to have plenty of power. I have a 44-yr old Hamilton Beach that still works just fine - it's quite a bit louder than my new one (has always been loud), but I wanted something that was rubberized. I LOVE, also, that it doesn't sling batter. Nice to have the accessory-holder that the mixer snaps down into. My only complaint is that the power cord is not detachable, unlike my 44-yr old Hamilton Beach. HB should consider reverting back to detachable power cords! But still, a nice little mixer.

I have this mixer for about a month. I've made whipped cream, cookies and brownies with it. The gearing starts really low and the difference between lowest and highest speed ramps up very slowly. At first I thought it wasn't going to work because it seemed so underpowered. But it handled a stiff dough just fine, and I could whip cream with the beaters or the wick quickly. The risk is a little flimsy so I am not sure how well it will hold up. The beaters have a coating on them which makes it quieter (when you hit the side of the mixing bowl) and they are easy to clean. I rated it 4 on holding because the way you increase/decreas speed is by rolling a wheel backwards and forward. The wheel is on top, so you need to be good with your thumb. rotates easy enough it's just awkward if you start slow to prevent spatter and then rev it up. Also, the trigger to release the beater is under the handle in a way that means you could accidentally pull it. I assume they won't come out if it is running, but could still be a mess for what you are making. Finally, the plastic case is a good idea, but I found it hard to open and you have to fit everything in just so if you want the cord to go in. I don't lock it down now, I just have the mixer sitting on top of it with the cord and accessories in it. Overall, a good mixer that has worked well to far. Easy to clean. Motor is quiet.