KitchenAid - Cordless 7 Speed Hand Mixer - Matte Charcoal Gray

I have had the same corded mixer since about 2000 and it did a good job, but then its motor went. I didn’t think I needed a cordless one, but I found a really good deal. Not only is the mixer quieter and more powerful, the cordless capability takes it up a notch. I was always knocking things down with the cord . The charge lasts long and it is just really nice. A pleasant surprise. I would recommend, as long as it is on sale…$99 would be too much…

Comfortable, nice, easy to use! Is the perfect accessory to use while you are watching tv, checking the oven, attending some online cooking classes without be attach to the wire or worry about if your small kitchen have enough outlets.

Easy to move around while mixing. The battery lasts a decent amount of time, and the design is simple and compact. Overall, it’s a nice option for everyday use.

The KitchenAid Wireless 7-Speed Hand Mixer is a gold standard for hand mixers. I should disclose that I received the mixer for purposes of producing an unbiased review. The following are my real thoughts after using the mixer over the last few days. Weight: The mixer has a great feel to it. Compared to a wired hand mixer we had been using before, this wireless mixer feels about the same. The addition of a battery did not increase the weight enough for me to notice. Features: Having seven speeds is a boost over many hand mixers. Whether you are whipping eggs or stirring thicker mixes, the range of speeds is a great benefit. In addition, KitchenAid have added a Soft Start feature to keep ingredients from spattering. My favorite feature is just the ability to easily stand the mixer up after I am done mixing. The ability to stand the mixer also makes it easier for storage. I cannot understate how nice it is to not have a cord get in the way while using the mixer. Being cords free is truly a freeing experience in the kitchen as I no longer worry about my proximity to an outlet. Power: I noticed no discernable power drop by having the device on a battery as opposed to using a power cord. It worked as well or better than our older hand mixer. KitchenAid claims the mixer will make up to 200 cookies or 4 batches. I cannot say how true those statements are, but I know that after making two batches of lemon cookies, our mixer still had plenty of battery left. My wife and I charged the device when we first got it and after we were done baking. Both times it was fully charged in less than an hour. However, it is important to note that you cannot charge and use the mixer at the same time. If you plug in the power adapter, there is a physical block that will prevent you from turning on the mixer at all. Cleaning: The quick release button for the blades is easy to use. The blades wash easily in the dishwasher. Conclusion: The KitchenAid Wireless 7-Speed Hand Mixer is easy to recommend for personal use or as a gift. It works great.

Great product. The best is that you don’t need the cable is very easy and helpful. If you don’t need a big one this size is perfect for your cakes.

I love this! I cannot believe that I did not know about this sooner. It makes it much easier to mix when you aren't dealing with the cord. Very practical for any kitchen.

I absolutely love my KitchenAid Cordless 7 Speed Hand Mixer! Its cordless design makes it incredibly convenient, and the seven-speed options give me the perfect control for various recipes. The battery life is impressive, and it's a breeze to clean. KitchenAid has once again delivered a reliable and high-quality kitchen tool.

Hand mixers have been around for decades. So what does KitchenAid have to offer for consumers? Well this new hand mixer from KitchenAid is cordless which is a rarity in hand mixers. Quite often cables get in the way of preparing food and though it may a simplistic concept, it is a very nice convenience in preparing food. I am not into baking (more into bbq actually), so I asked my wife to put this cordless mixer to the test and also get her inputs. Quite obviously the absence of a cord makes baking a convenience. But what we really liked about this mixer is that it has a very slight delay when going full throttle even at its lowest setting. Why is this so? It is an annoyance for anybody baking that eggs and batter splatter once the mixer is used. Even if you use a corded mixer at its lowest setting, splatter often occurs. Another thing that impressed us is the power. Though you may not be impressed with the power at the mixer’s lower settings (though in some cases you need lower settings), once you put the settings on the higher levels, it can really compete with corded mixers. The mixer has seven settings so you can choose or fine tune the level of mixing of the mixer. Ok so it’s strong but what about battery life? KitchenAid boasts that this mixer can do around 200 cookies and that’s a lot. We really haven’t baked 200 cookies but we have already made four cakes and several omelets and the battery is still strong. Moreso, the mixer has a slim profile which is smaller than most corded mixers which makes storage a lot easier. Only time will tell if the battery will last. But in the meantime, our family is enjoying the convenience of this mixer and will definitely recommend this to others.

I love this cordless hand mixer. It is much easier to use without the cord dangling around the mixing bowl. It also frees you up to move about the kitchen rather than staying near an outlet. So far, it has been powerful enough to handle all the mixing jobs that I would have used a corded hand mixer on. And it seems to hold its charge for a long time. I did have a problem with one beater within a month of purchase: it became loose where the shaft meets the beater head. I called Kitchen Aid and they sent replacements immediately.