Go Cordless Hand Mixer, battery included, KHMR762

Upgraded from a corded hand mixer I've had for years since the cord always seemed to be in the way at the worst moments, tangled around the bowl or too short to reach the outlet comfortably. Cordless felt like a gimmick at first honestly, but a few weeks of actual baking changed my mind pretty quick. This yhing is amazing and Icould never go bacvk. I love how they went to a modular battery so all Kitchenaid stuff is compatible. Power feels just as strong as my old corded one, whipped up stiff peaks for meringue and handled a thick cookie dough without bogging down or overheating. Battery life has been solid too, gets me through a full baking session, cake batter plus frosting, without needing a mid-project charge. Being able to move it around the kitchen without hunting for an outlet is genuinely more convenient then I expected. Metal body feels sturdy and well balanced in the hand, not top heavy like some cordless tools end up being once you add a battery. Black matte finish looks nice too, doesn't show fingerprints as bad as I thought it would sitting out on the counter. Only real downside is you have to actually remember to charge it, learned that the hard way mid recipe once when it died on me and I had to finish folding everything by hand. Great mixer otherwise, would recommend if the cord on your current one bugs you as much as mine did.

I bought this KitchenAid cordless hand mixer for my wife, fully expecting it to be a “nice upgrade” and nothing more. I was wrong. This thing immediately took over the kitchen. First off, it looks great. Clean, simple, very KitchenAid. It doesn’t scream “appliance drawer chaos,” it actually deserves counter space. But the real magic is the no cord situation. Once you go cordless, you realize how unnecessary cords were in the first place. No fighting outlets, no stretching across the counter, no accidental unplug mid-mix. Just pick it up and go. It’s also surprisingly quiet. Powerful enough to do the job without sounding like it’s trying to achieve liftoff. You can actually have a conversation while it’s running, which feels like luxury in the kitchen appliance world. Battery life has been solid so far, and it charges easily. She’s used it for everything from quick mixes to longer jobs, and it hasn’t missed a beat. The beaters lock in securely, it feels balanced in the hand, and it just works the way you expect a KitchenAid product to work. Most importantly, she loves it. And in our house, that’s the final review metric. 5 stars. Cordless convenience, quiet performance, and officially the new favorite mixer in the kitchen.

I love this mixer! It is a little heavier and took a little while to get used to. But it works great and the convenience of just pulling it out of the cabinet and using it anywhere in the kitchen is great! It doesn't work as well with deep bowls I have from Pampered Chef because it is longer than the regular kitchenAid due to the rechargable battery. It gets in the way of the bowl. But it works great in regular sized mixing bowls. It runs smoothly. It has a function where it starts out slower than the speed you've selected which is great because batter doesn't fly everywhere. It speeds up to normal as it mixes. The battery lasts a long time. I don't use it often, but it is always ready when I need it and I do not keep it on charge. It stores super easy and takes very little space. I recommend it. The price point is fair for a rechargable appliance.

If you’re on the fence about a cordless mixer, take this as a sign to buy one. The caveat here is this is the only cordless mixer I’ve tried, but I think it’s great. It’s amazingly quiet, which alone makes it worth it. It’s portable, so you can sit at the kitchen table or stand at the counter to use it. Forget about planning to stand next to the nearest outlet or getting the plug cord twisted around everything (ask me how I know about that). The battery charges quickly and is long lasting - I have whipped up several batches of frosting, cookie dough and cake batter, and it still has a charge. The attachments feel sturdy (I’ve had wobbly mixers before, this is not one of them) and are easy to remove. I store the attachments in my utensil drawer, since this doesn’t have a storage case, the only drawback. I also love the range of the mixing speeds. It’s very powerful at its highest but its design makes it easy to toggle lower if things start getting out of hand. It whips soft meringues in minutes and is great for creaming butter and sugars together, which is mainly what I use it for. I’m not being sponsored for this (sadly), just want to share that it feels like a big upgrade in the hand mixing department and I’m glad I bought it.

What a wonderful addition to my kitchen. This mixer is the best! I don't have to plug it in to use it, it is always ready to go. The battery keeps a charge a long time and it easy to recharge. It sits upright when not in use and will go anywhere you need to use it without dragging a cord across your work surface. (One year later!) I want to add to this review. I bought this mixer last year at this time. Since then, I have used it almost daily! Often several times a day. Today, as I was using it, the battery wore down and I had to put it on the charger. What I am trying to tell you is that this is the first time that I have had to charge it since the initial charge when I first got it a year ago. After using this mixer for a year, I can also tell you that this is the best hand mixer I have ever owned. I own a KitchenAid Corded Hand Mixer, but I never use it. Not since I got this one. To tell you just how useful this is, I buy kitchen staples in bulk. My bulk sugar and salt are stored in large food-grade buckets in my storeroom. I needed to fill my sugar canister in the kitchen, but my sugar was clumped. Using this mixer, I was able to break up the entire bucket of sugar in minutes. I do the same thing with salts when they clump. I have used this to shred meats. It has all the power you need for most jobs. This is really a great mixer!

This is a nice handheld mixer. It’s attractive and easy to use and wonderful that is cordless. I’m used to more heavy duty beaters and so I’m not sure what I think of this. They’re a little bit lightweight for me. Update: I just used them for Thanksgiving prep. They really held up. They’re great.

THUMBS UP 👍 I have Professional 600 KitchenAid stand-mixer which I love. But this cordless Hand mixer is TRULY GREAT! LIGHTWEIGHT, CORDLESS, QUIET, EASY TO USE, EFFICIENT, DEPENDABLE, EASY TO CHARGE & EASY TO STORE AWAY. I’ve seen it on cooking shows & SAW how it would come in handy in many situations…ITS FABULOUS!

I love my new cordless hand mixer. The charge is strong for making a complete recipe, and easy to do. Not having a cord has made mixing up cakes easy. The cost was reasonable and the mixer stores well and is easily accessible to be used quickly.

The machine is beautiful, but the delivery third party is not Amazon; it’s UPS, and they asked me to update my address. I am struggling with this point.

Bought this to have a battery to use on several KitchenAid Go Cordless devices. That said, the mixer works really well and is much quieter than the one it replaced. The battery lasts quite a long time. A great purchase!

This is another good product from KitchenAid. I already have two of their stand mixers and one hand mixer with cord. This new is one so good being cordless. It is bit bulkier and heavier than the corded one, but it works great. One of the best features is that it starts softly which means no sudden splashes. I am very happy with this cordless one.

Works excellent and good quality.Nice not to have the cord in your way.Has 7 speeds and works with one or both paddles.

My wife is very happy with this purchase. She likes how there is no cord to mess with when mixing. It is powerful and quiet. She has made lots of icing with it and is glad we went cordless finally.