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👤The company replaced the mixer. The large bowl, splatter lid, and look of this mixer were all things I loved about it. The whisk broke after 2 months of using the mixer. I contacted the company and they were able to replace it. The mixer went full speed this past weekend when I turned it on to speed 1. It turned on and off. There is a glitch but it's a safety issue. I contacted the company with a video but haven't heard back yet. I contacted Amazon to let them know. They said to wait to hear from the manufacturer. I'm upset that Amazon doesn't take safety concerns seriously. Someone could get hurt if they don't expect it to malfunction. Caution! I bought this mixer 4 months ago.

👤My old mixer was with my ex. I found this one that looked great and had a good price. The mixer is very well made and has a good weight to it. The mixer, the bowel, and all the attachment are made from high quality materials and have good weight to them. I like the fact that this one has the most power I have ever seen, and the highest speed I have ever seen, which is handy at times. The mixer does not move, the cups on the bottom of the mixer work well, and once set to the cabinet, it would not move at all. The splash guard on the top of the mixer can be slid onto the cover of the bowl, it helped me when I was mixing up the meringue the other day, the small window at the top allowed me to get the spatula in to move. When the release for the top of the mixer pops up, it really gives me more room, and that helps me when I want to get the bowl out. The cake batter just mixed perfectly with a few things I have put together. The bread and noodle batter was just perfect for rolling out. The main mixer wipes off perfectly, and the cleaning was very easy. It seems like the finish is a good quality to where it will resist some torture in the kitchen. I tested this one out in the kitchen and I was very happy with the purchase.

👤I was curious enough to buy this mixer. I like KitchenAid. I've ever been able to size up to 8 quarts. I have broken three. The mixer is very light. This is a positive thing. It is light in comparison. It mixes well. I mixed cake batter and frosting. There is chocolate frosting in the video. The mixing power is amazing. I didn't have to go down the sides of the bowl as much. I am pleased so far. Excited for the next test which will be cookies. The noise level is the only thing that needs improvement. It is loud. I will use ear plugs for the quality of work. I think I will buy a few more. I like it. I bake a lot of cakes. The bowl was measured. It's definitely 9.5 quarts. I made 3 recipes of cake. It all fit in a spare 2” This wouldn't have happened in my kitchen aid. There are 9 cups of flour, 4.5 cups of sugar, 3 cups of milk, and a lot of other ingredients. It is amazing.

👤I was looking for a good stand mixer and this is what I got. It has 6 speed levels with a powerful motor that allows for a range of low to high speeds. It has a tilt-head that can be used to install the bowl and splash-cover. It has 3 standard attachments, including whisk, dough hook, and flat beater. It also has a lifetime technical support.

👤I thought this would be a good alternative to an Kitchen Aide as I didn't want to spend that money right now, however, you get what you pay for. I got this for my birthday. The item doesn't work and my cake still had some batter in it. I tried changing the attachment but it didn't work. I don't think it has the power to do what an Kitchen Aide can do and the attachment is very flimsy. It doesn't give a feeling of security. Disappointing.

👤It's my first stand mixer and I love it. It works great, it mixes, there is no sticking, and it doesn't scratch the mixing bowl. It goes nuts when I have dough in there with the hook for kneading. I'm worried that it will break the spring and pop up suddenly if I crank it up to three, because the neck starts bouncing up and down with a thick gummy dough. I hold the top down to make sure it doesn't snap when it gets really crazy. It's not bad for a first time mixer, it's just not as strong or durable as I hoped for, but for the price, it's great for lighter cooking, like pancake dough, eggs or other liquids that need mixing. If you want a stand mixer for pasta or dough, you might want to spend a bit more for something with a stronger neck. Is that what it is?

👤I bought this mixer to replace an expensive brand name that only lasted a year. I fell in love with the shade of blue and the fact that this mixer is the best value and biggest size. It is very easy to keep clean because of its sleak finish. This is the most powerful mixer I have ever used, I have owned many stand mixers. It whips up potatoes with ease because the bottom keeps it firmly in place. Big enough for a family of 6 and does a great job of keeping all of the ingredients inside. It is easy to operate. The different attachment interchanges very smoothly. It operates quieter than the model it replaced. It has a large capacity but is designed to maximize space. The quality of this mixer is very good. I am going to give one to my aunt as a gift. The price is amazing.

👤My brother in law's boyfriend has a big sweet tooth. He talks about how much he loves baking. He talks about the mixer more than he talks about the food. It's a machine that can be used in many different ways and the color pop is an added bonus. He says it's easy to use and clean. I now get free snacks when I visit.

👤The product is likely to be in the $5 range. The color is the only good part. Does that matter if something stays in a drawer? Nope! It was very flimsy, louder than my old school vitamix blender. The fact that low speed is impossible is the worst part. Beware of all the one button mixers. If you put it on high, it will go all over your kitchen and outfit, and you can't take it out without turning it off. This product dooms you.

👤Will hold a charge for about 5 minutes. Send it back.

👤I found a cord that worked, but it did not have a package with it.

👤This isn't a KitchenAid mixer, but it works well if you don't expect much from it. I have a KitchenAid hand mixer and stand mixer, but they are in storage, because I am in a longterm temporary living situation. I got this little guy because I was tired of hand whipping cream and needed something cheap, small, light, and easy to transport. I have made a number of things, including whipped vats of cream, a couple of cakes, and a couple of meringues. I had no issues with the battery charge, and I really like the little foot/stand it has. You need a bigger bowl for those with splatter issues. I didn't notice anything different than any other mixer. The green is a pretty color. I would have liked to have purchased it sooner.

👤Even though I charged it hard to get it to work, it doesn't charge or run all the time.

👤When trying to shut it off, the speed increases each time you press the on of button. That can make a mess. Make sure you use a bigger bowl. The button is placed well and the handle is comfortable.

👤The low speed works well for what I need.

👤The mixer doesn't come with a cable to charge it.

👤I write good reviews about products I buy, use, and wear. I wanted a budget version for a cooking class, but I was not ready to buy a Kitchenaid because of the price, so I got this one. The quality of the beaters was not great, the mixer was loud and messy, and the flour was all over the place. I had to use my old hand mixer because I couldn't remove it from the stand. The bowl was the only thing that I liked and I returned it because it was useless.

👤It is supposed to be a stand mixer. You don't learn anything until you open it and read the manual, and that's because you're not supposed to use the dough hooks while using it as a stand mixer. You're supposed to hold the mixer in one hand and a bowl of dough in the other, and use it to knead the dough without either one being wrenched, or dropped, to the floor because bread dough is very stiff. It was useless. I own a hand mixer.

👤I only used the mixer twice to make pizza dough. When the switch is on, the mixer gets warm. I expected more from this brand and will be requesting a refund. I don't recommend this product.

👤I noticed a few annoying problems when I used this for the first time. I had to remove the bowl and use it as a hand mixer because it didn't seem to want to rotate the way I needed it. The attachment didn't want to stay in the correct position. When I tried to make a frosting with it, it began to emit a burning plastic smell, and shot out a few puffs of smoke. I immediately turned it off and went back to my old mixer. I bought this as a starting stand mixer for my home bakery business, and have a few other Hamilton Beach products I've been very pleased with. It's going back and I'm very disappointed.

👤Make sure to check your mixer pieces. I was washing mine and the metal was falling off of it. Thankfully I checked before I used it. I tried this mixer out to see if it was worth it, and it was crazy. I tried it on some cake batter and it was crazy and smelled like burning electrical... save yourself the time and money. It isn't worth it.

👤We knew that the mixer would be returned when we took it out of the box. The beaters were small and flimsy and the whole thing was made out of plastic. We decided to try it out. It was confirmed that we would send it back. The cake batter never got fully mixed, and the beaters did not reach to the outside of the bowl. Amazon has an easy return policy.

👤The product is pretty good. It is missing a way to lock the bowl in place. It spins with the mixer. When you turn your back on it, it speeds up and flings whatever you were mixing in a beautiful circle pattern all around your kitchen. It's hard to clean under the spinning wheel. The mixer part works well.

👤The product is cute, but we either got a bad one or it isn't good. It comes with a recipe book that has you add things such as flour, butter and nuts. When we had a small amount of flour in the bowl, the mixer wouldn't mix at all. We ran into the same problem when we tried other soft ingredients. The attachment pieces would get stuck if I didn't manually lift the mixer. The attachment pieces are very flimsy, which I was surprised about, but understand the safety concerns. There are videos online that show the mixer mixing up flour and egg. It was disappointing to have to return it already.

👤My toddler loves this! It can make batter, whip cream, scramble an egg. It is surprisingly safe. If you put your hand in the way of the paddle or crank on top it will stop as it seems to have a built in clutch to override. It doesn't strip the motor. This was one of the best purchases I have ever made.

👤A cute toy! The box is plain brown and not fancy. The mixer has two speeds. Two spatulas and a mixing bowl are included. Comes with a recipe book. Exceeded expectations.

👤My daughter likes her mixer. It is not as durable as was thought.

👤I debated the purchase for two weeks after reading the reviews. I decided to buy it before Christmas so I could try it out. If this wasn't good, I didn't want to deal with a child that was broken hearted. This is a product for children. I bought this for my child so she could make her own batter. This doesn't do that. Not even the smallest batter can be mixed in this. The batter barely moved. The mixer slid around when it was difficult to turn the handle. My child would not be able to do this with any success. The bottom was still dry even when it barely mixed the top layer. The recipe book states that it has to be turned manually. If you ask me, that defeats the purpose. I will send this back immediately. It doesn't work as it should.

👤My son has a play kitchen. He likes mixing with this.

👤My 2 1/2 year old son is obsessed with helping me bake, and always requests that I take out the "red mixer" I wanted to get him a play mixer for Christmas. He was so excited about his mixer that he spent the entire day carrying it around and pretending to turn it on too high. When we made something together, the flour flew out of the top. On the first day we had it, his cousin stepped on one of the whisks and broke a piece of it. When I contacted the company, they were so kind and sent us 2 replacement whisks free of charge, and did not charge us shipping when it came from England. My child still uses his mixer every day.

👤My 3 year old loves to cook. I gave him this for his b-day and he is crazy about it. He plays with it for a long time. It comes with some simple recipes and works like a real mixer. The paddle and whisk will stop if touched. It has a battery operated crank and spices. It is a smaller version of a real mixer. This is a great kitchen mixer for kids.

👤The box says to wash your hands after each use.

👤I noticed my beaters were rusted after 2 years of light use.

👤The lowest speed on most other mixers seems to be the same as the lowest speed on this mixer, so the slowest speed could be slower by 1/2 - 1/3. I wish someone would come out with a mixer that was like the old days, where low was high and there was a difference between all levels. I don't need 10 levels where 6 of them are the same. I'd be happy with 4 levels with variation in speed between them. I wouldn't use it. I would prefer the beaters to have blades. I suppose it was clear what was included.

👤The last mixer I bought was 20 years old. This one is not very good. The beaters are larger than a standard metal clothes hanger and are very thin. I tried the beaters from my previous hand mixer, but the motor could not handle the extra weight. The blades fit. This is the worst B&D tool I have ever purchased. It is useless.

👤The lightweight makes a difference. I like my stand-mixer the best, but sometimes you need an extra mixer. The mixer is so light that my arms don't get sore, and the power-fullness surprised me.

👤The tongs are difficult to remove. It made a recipe with almost 3 cups of nuts, oatmeal, chocolate chips, flour and all the rest. I have had issues with this recipe using the regular, flat tongs, but these skinny, fast tongs are a clear winner. The last mixer I had had skinny tongs, but it was not as fast as this one. When I am done mixing, I have to take the mixer off because it feels as if I will accidentally switch it back on when I get the tongs out. I usually bring the mixer over to my husband to help him pull the tongs out, because he likes to help. I would rather do it myself.

👤This is the best mixer I have ever owned. It does a great job at all speeds, even though it is lightweight. The blades are easy to clean. The mixer is on the counter and does not fall over. I have arthritis in my hands, so it's hard for me to work a mixer, but this hand mixer has made it easier for me to do so. My hands do not hurt. This mixer has 2 thumbs up.

👤Black and Decker has a good reputation. I was expecting it to be a little bit stronger. The beaters are not as easy to use as other mixers. It does its job. I wouldn't return it. I don't think it's the quality of the name that makes it special.

👤It does the trick, but it's not cheap and the cord is stiff, which makes it hard to rest the mixer upright. The machine will fall over if you set the cord wrong. I use this a lot and need to rest it often. I notice the speeds change on their own, you could lose a power deal if you mix on high. I checked the power boost button, but I am not pressing it. I should have read that I prefer a push button release for the beaters, but I just assumed they all came that way, I have never had one where I have to manually pull the beaters off the machine.

👤I buy the cheapest product in a category to get the job done. I was able to get this mixer for a good price. It was a great deal and good reviews. I ordered the cheapest Kitchenaid mixer to see what I might be missing. I thought the Kitchenaid would be better than the Frigidaire. That is not what it looks like. I was surprised that the Frigidaire is barely functional compared to the fully functional Kitchenaid. We don't know how to make dough or make stand mixers. We are trying to get into making dough. When making dough, the dough rises up the hook so that it ends up in the spring mechanism to hold the hook and still keeps going up into the axle and spinning plate. I thought this was normal, but it was a mess to clean up, so it's not what you're supposed to do. It could be that the mixer was too full. 5 cups of flour was what it was. The speed at which the dough is supposed to be made is the slowest on the mixer. It was difficult to deal with the dough on the top of the hook. The other option would be to stop frequently and push the dough down, but it seemed to migrate up the hook quite quickly. The unit doesn't seem very stable. There's a good bit of play with the plastic and hinged top part. The top part of the dough is moving so fast that it's like it's going to break. The blade mixer doesn't get near the bottom or the sides, so a lot of material is left on the bottom and sides. It's hard to mix smaller quantities. It also means that you need to mix up the bottom. The slowest speed is too fast for any sort of folding. There is a If you try to mix some flour because it's the fastest, you'll end up with a mess. We tried to make 1 cup of heavy whipping cream. The whisk barely reaches the cream. We got some whipped cream after a while. We noticed that if we pressed down on the mixer head, it lowered the head by at least a quarter of an inch. We were able to get decent whipped cream fairly quickly when we pressed down on the whipping board. The scenarios didn't work well for different reasons. The manual says to let it cool for 10 before running it. The tilt head does not tilt that much. The speed range 1-8 is a joke. The minimum is very fast. There is nothing like a stir setting. The range is almost the same. Even top speed 8 isn't that fast compared to 1. It is less than twice as fast. The Kitchenaid did a little better, but it still feels functional. It works. The cheapest planetary mixer I could find was the Frigidaire, and it does what it claims, but does it so poorly that it's not useful. There is no time limit on the Kitchenaid. The unit is made of heavy metal. It feels very precise, close tolerances. 5 cups of flour is what the manual calls for in the recipes. We haven't tried that much, but it seems to work. The range of speed is amazing. The stir setting is about 1/2 the speed of "2". The minimum on the Frigidaire is 1. The max speed on the Frigidaire is 8. Roughly speed 10 is about 3 revolutions/second slower than the Frigidaire. The appliance is loud. It sounds like it's going to break something. It gets hot after a few minutes. Its much louder when it's max setting 8. The Kitchenaid is quiet on stir and quiet on 2. It's a bit louder than the Frigidaire but it's much quieter. It doesn't sound like it will break apart. The Kitchenaid has a wide disk at the top of the hook. The dough can't climb beyond the top of the hook, like in the Frigidaire. This makes this one work. It's nice to be able to calmly do some of the initial mixing. The dough from this machine has been great. It does seem to struggle at times when using only 3 cups of flour with 50% hydration. It sounds like it may stall. Sometimes it needs to be pushed a little beyond 2 to get more power. The manual warns not to kneed dough faster than 2. The Kitchenaid has an adjustment to be able to precisely lower the head. An online video said to lower it until it barely moves a dime at the bottom. That is close to the bottom. We adjusted it and it worked well. It is able to mix small quantities and is closer to the bottom and sides than the Frigidaire. It's a big difference. The stir speed is important for dry mixing to not have flour all over the place. While we were able to whip some cream with the Frigidaire, the experience with the Kitchenaid was vastly different to the point of saying the Frigidaire doesn't really work. The whisk is lower in the Kitchenaid and it is able to run faster. The result is that the same amount of cream was whipped very quickly, resulting in a lot of whipped cream. Overall impressions. I guess that's what it says. A planetary mixer is what it is. It can mix, it can make dough, it can whip cream, but it is so bad that it is almost not worth it. The Kitchenaid does it a bit better than thefrigidaire, but it's not like it's better. It's not a subtle difference. We were surprised. Not what we were expecting.

👤The mixer is fast and powerful, but it could be more powerful if it had good beaters. This happened to me 3 times. The spoke of the beater was separated from the shaft. I have had 32 days, so it was not eligible for return. I called Black and Decker and they said they had a new set of beaters for me. If I had the chance, I would not buy this product again. A terrible way to ruin a mixer. There is an update. I made a cake with one of the beaters bent. I got my money back after I called. Don't buy this model, look for something with thicker beaters.

👤The mixer is garbage. The main unit is fine with me. The child's toy-like 'Beaters' is a problem. I used to shred chicken breasts with a standard beater that had 'grown-up' beaters. Kitchen hack! The chicken was shot through them whole by the wimpy beaters. Clearly due to how flimsy they are. It is complete waste of hard earned money. Don't buy this! Garbage.

👤After many years, the older B&D mixer that we had finally wore out, has a new version. The bottom line is. It is powerful and inexpensive and, if it is the older model, it will hold up for many years. The gourmet cooks don't worry about saving money because they use it on TV.

👤This little mixer is the best I have ever had. It was cheap and works well. I like it. I have had standing and hand mixers, but this little baby is the best one I have ever had. There is a lot of power. I used it for whipped cream. It was used for cookies.

👤I like this mixer. It's easy to set speeds with the right weight. I like the variations of speeds. It comes with a nice carrying case and different beaters. Would definitely recommend it.

👤I liked the fact that this mixer has 6 speeds, has a whisk in set, and has a price. The weight was something I didn't like. It's not easy to whip the cream because it's too heavy. It's like an additional workout. The speed switcher's positions are not strict. When I start mixing it, it switches to 2nd or 3rd speed. It's sensitivity needs to be adjusted. I don't use a storage case, so it's not an advantage for me. I wouldn't buy it again because it's a good mixer.

👤This is very cheap. The beater holders were stuck the second time I used it. This should be returned because it was guaranteed. I wouldn't buy another one. I don't want a replacement.

👤It took so long to make it funny, but that was fine. I wasn't waiting for something to happen. It's a basic black hand mixer, but it came in a black plastic attaché case, so maybe there is more to it than I thought. It works well. I use this type of mixer for small batches of colored frostings for cakes and occasionally whipped egg whites. It came with a hook attachment, but I won't be using it for the bread I make because my Kitchen Aid stand mixer has trouble with it. It's solid for what it is.

👤This is not a smart purchase. I read reviews when I make purchases on Amazon, but rarely write them myself. You can see that the coating on the two blender heads is coming off in the close up photo I have uploaded. I noticed something shiny inside the cookie when I was eating it. I traced my steps to figure out what it was, and this hand mixer was the culprit. I'm pretty sure eating metal coating isn't good for you. The mixer attachment should be made out of steel, not chrome, as it's a kitchen appliance that's coming in contact with food and liquids. The whisker that comes with this is made of STAINLESS, and I'll continue to use that without any problems, because the manufacturer just tried to save some money by making it out to be made of STAINLESS. I only used the mixer once and used cookie dough inside a bowl. The chrome coating on the bowl came off because of the rubbing of the heads against it. It's not cool and should be taken off the market by Amazon.

👤The little mixer from Hamilton Beach exceeds my expectations. I like it because it serves my baking needs and doesn't take up a lot of space in my kitchen cabinet. I mix the ingredients to make cakes, brownies, muffins, waffles, pancakes, cookies, and dough for different breads. It works like a charm. It has 6 speeds and a burst button that adds a speed boost. It's easy to clean, and the best part is that the cord store makes it look neat and easy to use. The attachment and bin clicks on to the mixer itself for storage. It has a design at the end that makes it easier to put the mixer on the bowl. I thought it was pretty neat, and it keeps the bowl from tipping over and spilling everything. The tetris battle that I always lose is the reason for the attachment and cord to store together. You have to apply pressure to close the container. I haven't. I'm afraid I might break it, but for now the order that seems to do the trick is beater and whisk together then other beater across, pushed all the way down, cord and click. This hand mixer is a no-brainer for the price and function. It has been 6 months since I got my mixer and it is still working. Practice makes perfect, and now I don't have to keep all the cords. I have mixed batter for many things. The little mixer goes the extra mile. I am happy to use it.

👤The mixer had a broken case. No big deal. The product stopped working after 5 months. Hamilton Beach was contacted to replace a mixer. They said they would replace for free, but first they had to pay $11.49 for shipping and handling. The replacement of the mixer is not free because they are asking the consumer to pay for a new one, and that's why I wouldn't pay them. The first one only lasted 5 months, so why would I pay for another one? Don't buy from this manufacturer and go with another that will stand behind their products, they will last more than 5 mos.

👤I received this product on August 14th. It was small and pretty. This is what happens now. The rusty iron parts are disgusting. If you want to buy it, look for a better product.

👤The mixer stinks. Thec attachments don't hit the bottom of my bowls. I only used it for the second time today and the attachments were difficult to remove with the button. I wasted money on this.

👤When this product went on sale, I was so excited. I had doubts about being a good item. I used it to make cookies. It did a great job. It is easy to use and light. A lot of people are complaining about the rust. The instructions state not to leave beaters submerged in water overnight. If you did that, you have to wash them with a small brush, because they have rust on them.

👤My old hand mixer stopped working about 40 years ago. The mixer is easy to store and does what I need it to do. I mostly use it to whip cream. The problem with getting the beaters out is that it takes some light to pull them out. When the button is pushed, I expected them to come out. I miss my old mixer. Nothing as made as well anymore, so this will do.

👤I have had it for 6 weeks. The beater has come apart.

👤I don't have to sacrifice anything with this compact mixer, because the room is small, and I don't have to worry about what I bring in. The tool is small, but works well.

👤It's difficult to set the mixer down while you're baking because the electrical cord comes out of the unit. It has a good amount of storage for the blades.

👤The first Christmas cookie recipe broke halfway through it. I had high hopes for this after reading all of the reviews, but I had to run to the store to get a new one. I got a Hamilton Beach mixer for a few dollars more and it was worth the extra ten bucks. The lowest speed of the dash one is still quite fast, even during the first few minutes of use, as some reviewers wrote, and does not really differ from the two higher speeds.

👤The reviews say it was good, but only used once. It was made with good materials, solid construction and was quieter than my old one. Plug in with the whisk bits if it is switched off. This is a good purchase for occasional use and does not feel cheap.

👤The hand mixer is thin enough to fit in a kitchen drawer and I liked the idea of it. The different speeds were great when we did some baking last weekend. I got a really fluffy cake. Just what I needed. My 3yo could help me mix the cake batter.

👤This is a very small mixer that can fit in a small storage room. After 18 months the clips on the beaters snapped off and the cable is stiff and won't let the mixer sit up properly.