KitchenAid KHM5APWH

QuietPowerfulVersatileLightweightEasy to Clean

Lacks old style BeatersRPMs at high speed not as Fast as some

Sturdy, quiet, cool red color, does the job great

None, as long as you remember what it's designed to do

Easy to Use, Durable, Quality Construction

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I purchased this to replace a generic hand mixer that my mother gave to me second-hand years ago. I wish I had never given up that old mixer. This Kitchen Aid has been a disappointment-no power and the beaters have shifted so that they interfere with...

I bought this handmixer at a kitchen store in the mall. I had my prior mixer (a GE sold at Walmart) for maybe a year when the beater locking mechanism failed. I hadn't done any research on this mixer before buying it, but thought that if I bought a...

This unit was not purchased at Amazon for reason I will explain. 72 Watts: yes this unit only has 72 Watts, and, because of that, it is the quietist, smallest and lightest unit I have come across. Even the $6 Rival 5-speed unit from W-Mart is...

The metal mixers completely broke after only 2 years of purchase. I only used the mixer a handful of times. Do yourself a favor and pick a different brand.

I had a black and decker hand mixer that broke after 18 years of use. I researched and the kitchen aid 5 speed ultra power was the best for the money. BE AWARE that it appears Kitchen Aid is phasing this model out for the the more expensive 7 speed...

We have been using a 30 plus year old West Bend hand mixer and, although it was still working fine, felt it was time to 'upgrade'. According to Consumers Report, the Kitchen Aid hand mixer was at the top of their ratings so that is what we ordered. I...

I bought two of these for gifts 15 years ago. Both were used rather lightly. The one motor's cooling fan is now broken. The other screams when under no load. For the price they should be 'heirloom quality' and last a lifetime. In reality it's a decent...