Hamilton Beach Electric Stand Mixer, 4 Quarts, Dough Hook, Flat Beater Attachments, Splash Guard 7 Speeds with Whisk, Rose

This stand mixer is my very first, and I’m absolutely in love! It’s powerful enough for all my baking projects, easy to use, and the color is my favorite, it makes my kitchen look even cuter! The attachments work well, mixing everything evenly, and cleanup is simple. Definitely a great starter mixer for anyone who wants something reliable and stylish.

The Hamilton Beach Electric Stand Mixer has been a fantastic addition to my kitchen! It’s powerful yet quiet, and the 4-quart bowl is the perfect size for everyday baking tasks. The 7-speed settings give me great control over mixing, and I love the versatility of the attachments—especially the dough hook and flat beater. The splash guard keeps everything neat, which is a huge plus. Whether I’m whipping up cookies, bread, or cakes, this mixer handles it all with ease. It’s a great value for the price and performs well for all my baking needs. Highly recommend!

Good purchase except the wire whisk broke because it was plastic but Amazon support fixed the issue immediately. Good deal for price & doesn't take up a lot of kitchen space n is budget friendly.

Durable, sleek, and easy to use—this product is a fantastic value. The design fits perfectly with my kitchen setup, and its performance is powerful and reliable. It does have some weight to it, but that’s a fair trade for such quality craftsmanship!

I love this mixer. It is a nice size and works great.

This product is AMAZING! I use it to make anything and everything! Very well built, strong, and durable! Also, very easy to use. It is big enough to make meals for a family of 5.

First off, this is not a KitchenAid replacement. I say that because what I really wanted was a Mix Master from KitchenAid, but I didn't want to spend the money nor did I think I really needed a heavy-duty mixer. With that said, I chose this stand mixer based on reviews. I have used it five times since I bought it a month ago. I love it.Pros: It does the job. It is lightweight, which means it is easy for me to lift out of the cabinet below the counter. It sticks like the "dickens" but that just keeps it from moving around. It mixes well, and I have only used the 1-2 settings. It is very easy to clean. Cons: I cannot think of any. Not as verstatile as the bigger and more famous one, but then I wasn't going to shell out $500 for a mixer to use occasionally.I am a casual baker, that is all. I have made three batches of cookies and two different quick breads. I made muffins the other day, and while I didn't need to use the mixer to mix the batter, I did anyway. I love the ease of this mixer, the size, and the three attachments (whipping, dough, and general beating) are perfect for my needs. I would highly recommend this mixer for anyone looking for a small stand mixer that can handle every day baking needs.

Last April (18 months ago), the motor in my 25-year old KitchenAid burned out. I decided at the time that I just couldn't spend $300 on a replacement. I headed to Amazon to search for a cheaper replacement.This one had good ratings and was sub $100, so I ordered it based on solid reviews, and this in the product description:SAME MIXING ACTION AS KITCHENAID STAND MIXERS*: Don't pay hundreds of dollars more than you need to for the same mixing performance. Get the same planetary mixing action as the high-priced brand and spend your savings on fancy ingredients instead.THOROUGH MIXING AND COMPLETE BOWL COVERAGE. As you mix, each attachment rotates around the entire bowl as it spins at your selected speed. This planetary mixing action ensures that ingredients are mixed thoroughly and provides complete bowl coverage.This is NOTHING like KitchenAid quality. My first complaint pertains specifically to "THOROUGH MIXING and COMPLETE BOWL COVERAGE." Perhaps I received a defective beater or bowl, but there is ALWAYS about 1/4"+ of dough or batter or whatever clinging to the bowl (bottom and sides, but mostly bottom) that has to be incorporated by hand. So frustrating when the unincorporated ingredients include butter or shortening. It never gets distributed properly after the fact.A couple of months ago, the notches that hold the bowl in place broke off, so I now have to hold the bowl in place by hand.My kids put the paddle attachment in the dishwasher, and now --even after hand washing and wiping with a Mr. Clean-- the paddle colors my dough a faint shade of gray.Today, the lift button (just a push button) became stuck in the up/released position. I have tried WD-40. No luck. If I want to keep using this mixer (which I don't), I will have to set heavy books on top to hold the rm down. That's super inconvenient when I constantly have to stop the mixer and lift the arm to scrape unincorporated ingredients from the side.Maybe my mixer was just defective, but I have hated it from the beginning. I am not a heavy user - a batch of cookies or cupcakes or muffins each week - and I figured this would be fine. It was not. I had no idea how much I appreciated the quality and reliability of my KitchenAid until I got this one. The cookie dough that finally killed it today had only a cup and a half of flour in the whole recipe. I can't imagine what would happen if I attempted bread.