Hand Mixer Electric, 400W Food Mixer 5 Speeds Handheld Blender, 5 Stainless Steel Accessories, Storage Box, Kitchen Blender with Cord for Cream, Cookies, Dishwasher Safe, White

I had been using a 45 yr old mixer that just couldn't keep up with the task so to Amazon I went for a replacement. The mixer has a bin which holds the beaters and cord and keeps things tidy in the cabinet. There are 5 speeds run on 400W which gives one plenty of power to mix thick batters. The lowest speed is gentle for starting out or for lighter sauces, batters, etc. It's not tiring to use, is lightweight yet heavy enough to get the job done. I'm hoping this nifty little mixer lasts as long as my old one. I recommend this to everyone searching for a reasonably priced, easy to use, sturdy hand mixer.

I purchased this mixer to replace my prior one after it broke. I cook very regularly and usually use mixers for things like mashed potatoes, whipped cream, pot pie crust, etc. I seldom bake. When I do, it’s usually a small batch of cookies. So, I usually only use my mixer once or twice per month. I was looking for a mixer with descent power, sturdy, easy to clean, and easy to store/space conscious. This mixer is an upgrade from my previous mixer (which was super cheap and did a less than adequate job). This mixer is easy to use, has great power, and mixes things quickly and effectively. It is great for my purposes and frequency of use. My only complaint has to do with storage. The plastic container included does not attach to the bottom of the mixer. The mixer simply rests on top. Additionally, there is not enough space in the container to include the cord. So I’ve had to continue to use the twist tie. The only thing I wish was different is that the container latch to the mixer and for the cord to fit in the container. But this complaint isn’t enough for me to return the item. It’s just something to be aware of before purchase. I am very happy with the item over all.

This is a good mixer. It worked well to cream the cream cheese and other ingredients for some cheesecakes I was making. I'd burned out the old one I had, as I'd not waited long enough for the cream cheese to soften.There were some moments when this mixer seemed to struggle a bit, yet got through it. I creamed 32 oz. of cream cheese with the other ingredients. The one downside to this mixer is the placement of the turbo button. It is obviously where a right-handed person would probably like for it to be. Being left handed, I kept hitting that button. There was no need for me to use the turbo function, so this feature was quite annoying to me. I maneuvered around it as best I could.Overall, I feel happy with this mixer and believe that it will work for me in the long term.

This small mixer is perfect – it’s light, easy to use, cord is long enough to function beautifully and I it is easy to use.

The very first attempt at using this mixer, I saw a flash from under the control button and the mixer will not function. I’m 62 years old and have owned and successfully operated hand mixers all my life. I’ve never encountered this with any other model of mixer. My only conclusion is this mixer is of inferior quality and I strongly discourage purchasing it!! I gave no stars on the review because I got zero use out of the mixer! Update: I was forced to give at least one star in order to post my review.

Got next day and perfect for me!!

After going thru named-brand mixers, I got this one based on research and reviews. I am very happy with it. It seems to be more durable than average hand mixers as well as stronger and better made. It has nice speed adjustments, standard, easy to pop off blades and the bottom is a nice storage place for the blades (don't we always misplace them?). Very good product - highly recommend.

This mixer seemed like it would have been great. Liked the container below the mixer to store the beaters in and the different beater blades it came with. But, unfortunately I wasn't able to try it out because had to return it due to the fact that I couldn't push the eject button to remove the blades. My husband was able to if he pushed really hard on it, but I'm the one doing the baking and I needed to be able to get them out.