NEW Kitchenaid USA Electronic Contrl Khm7210wh 7 Speed Digital Hand Mixer White One Day Shipping Good Gift Fast Shipping

Love this mixer. Great

Needing to replace a dying Kitchen Aid, I thought I'd 'upgrade' and bought a 9 speed Braun. I returned it because I found it hard to control, and because it flung dough all over the counter and floor. I decided go to with a KitchenAid again, which after all had lasted me over 20 years. I'm very satisfied. The grip is comfortable on my arthritic hand, and the mixer has plenty power without being hard to control. As my old one did, I was able to integrate all the ingredients without having to stop and scrape the bowl a lot as I had to with the Braun. This mixer is about 1/2 oz. lighter than my old one at around 35 ounces. I like that the beaters don't have plastic or something that could eventually chip off (as a lot of newer mixers seem to have). My old beaters fit in the new machine, so that's kind of nice. I have arthritis in my hands, and it was easy to turn the mixer on and off, and adjust the speed. You can lock the cord right or left to keep it out of your way, and it's a good sturdy cord. It makes a little noise, but it's not raucous, and there is some vibration, but not so much you have to struggle to control the mixer. I ordered a white one, with delivery promised in about a month since it's not a popular color. I got it in less than 10 days. Good product, good fulfillment. I'm very satisfied with this mixer and the transaction.

Low speed is low so you're not going to be slinging stuff. It's not as powerful as a stand mixer but who would have that expectation? But it handled the thick wedding cookie dough. It is quiet enough that the spouse on the zoom call in the next room had no complaints. (I ordered the beaters with the rubberized ends. Highly recommended.) Only complaint: The switch buttons don't have a quality feel.

I was nervous to purchase this because of the comments about lower speed, but now I know exactly why so many others weren't concerned about it. Yes, this mixer does not go nearly as fast as my previous mixers (the last of which broke while making a stiff buttercream), but there's a reason why - the beaters. Notice how they're thinner and shaped differently than the standard, flat-edged beaters? Other mixers need higher speeds because those flat-edged beaters hold onto whatever you're mixing and get clogged easier. The ones that come with this mixer do all the work for you. I make vegan cupcakes regularly, and I use vegan butter in my frosting which has to be creamed cold, straight out of the fridge. With my old mixer, it would get stuck in the middle of the beaters and take a good minute or longer to get broken up and be creamed even at high speeds. This mixer creams that same butter in mere seconds. It also handles my buttercream with ease, and that stuff gets very thick and hard to mix before it gets smooth and creamy. After several uses, I can definitely recommend this mixer. It's easier to maneuver, doesn't make my arms tired, and super easy to clean. The vents don't get sprayed and clogged with dry goods because of the low speed, and the locking cord stays out of the way. Very pleased with my purchase and excited to have a mixer that actually does some of the work for me.

One of the mixing blades on my decades old hand mixer broke and no replacement blade was available. So I watched and read a lot of mixer reviews. After trying and returning a cheap hand mixer that was too loud and did not have a suitable slow speed, I discovered this KitchenAid 7 Speed Hand Mixer. I compared this to the 9 speed KitchenAid and its reviews made me feel that it would better meet my needs once I discovered that I could purchase compatible bread dough hooks made by Univen (KHM2DH). I store my KitchenAid 7 Speed Hand Mixer in a soft side lunch bag (with a three sided zipper which had held my old mixer). I have now used all of the attachments: whisk, beaters, and bread hooks and all work well. When you power on the mixer, it starts at the lowest speed. It is easy to use the up & down arrows to raise or lower the speed. I thought I would miss having a single lever to change the speed, but I have adjusted well to this set-up. I use the highest speed for beating eggs with the whisk--especially when I make waffles. I am currently experimenting with making different gluten free recipes (a new development for me). The waffles in the photo were made with oat flour and cooked at the same time on two different waffle makers which explains why the waffles look different from each other. I used the whisk attachment to beat the egg whites on high speed. Next I used the same whisk to mix the rest of the dry and wet ingredients (to make the batter) on the low and second speed. I detached the whisk and used it to fold the egg whites into the batter to complete the prep. I have used the regular beaters for gluten-free oatmeal cookies, and the bread hooks for a gluten-free dough. This mixer is so much quieter than my old Black & Decker mixer, as well as the cheap Hamilton Beach mixer I returned. All of the attachments have been easy to clean. The openings are different for the attachments, so it is easy to figure out which piece goes in which opening. Although this mixer cost more than I initially thought I would spend, I am very happy with my purchase and the range of speeds is just right! My ears are happy, too, with this quieter mixer!