KitchenAid 7 Speed Hand Mixer, KHM7210, Onyx Black

I upgraded my 20 year old hand mixer with this kitchenAid and it's wonderful!

Ok, I own one of these already and just bought this one for my mom. Even though I own the huge 6 qt. professional Kitchen Aid, I find myself reaching for this guy all the time. The 6 qt. mixer seems like a really good idea until you realize that almost every normal recipe is too small for it. That's where this handy dandy little guy comes in. I use it for everything from whipping eggs for breakfast, whipping cream, creaming butter etc... and it always does the job. What I love: * The style of the beaters. I still remember the old style that used the flattened metal for the beaters. These thin rounded ones are totally where it's at! If you haven't tried this style I highly recommend giving it a spin. * great control over speed, mine has 6 speed settings. * Lots of power for a hand mixer. I've owned cheaper units in the past and let me tell you, there's a HUGE difference! This one is worth the extra $ * Easy to operate, it always ejects the beaters, performs consistently etc... * Great size to just leave out on the counter. Aaaaaand I'm totally jealous her mixer comes with the extra wisk attachment, I didn't get one! My only complaint is that I wish it went one speed higher. I find myself wishing it would whip a little faster at the top end for whipping cream etc... However, don't think it won't do the job. It has always been great for me, it's just personal preference that has probably been formed from years of using stand mixers. If you need to upgrade but can't afford the full on stand mixer, I highly suggest giving this a try. Granted, it won't have the power on the top end for thick batters or bread etc... but for almost everything you'd need, it will do the job and do it well.

Kitchen Aid is quality

good product.

This hand mixer replaced a previous 20-year old hand mixer that saw a lot of hard use and abuse in its life. Hope this one lasts as long. (The old one died because the collet that holds the beaters wore out and the beaters were too loose to keep spinning with any load. Motor still good.) Pros: - Very quiet. - Looks nice. Mixed a medium thick cookie dough and it did not bog down. - Wire beaters cleaned up easily. (More about beaters below.) - The cord is a reasonable length. - The box it came in is sturdy enough that I should be able to use it for storage for a year or two, so all the pieces will be easier to keep together. Cons: - The light on top to show speed is too bright. I can not comfortably look down directly over the mixer. I must look off to side because of the light. - The push button that is used to step up the speeds (and you must step up the speeds from the bottom each time after turning off) is small and placed such that I can only use my fingernail to depress it. That works fine and is easy enough now, but I wonder how long it will hold up to nail pressure. It does not look very tough. - The beater design does not mix thoroughly without help. I made peanut butter cookies. I had a blob of peanut butter that was about the size of an egg yolk that was apparently a little stiffer than the rest. Even with multiple passes, I could not get the mixer to mix it into my creamed butter/sugar mix. I used a spatula to press it thin and then the beaters could do their job. The peanut butter blob pressed out easily enough when I did it. It did not feel to me like it was exceptionally viscous. - The wire-style beaters mean you need a separate whisk attachment (included) to do egg whites and whipping cream. I have not tried the whisk yet, but assume it works. For me, this means that I have a rarely used bit of machinery that I have to keep up with and find when I next make meringue. Overall, I am happy enough with mixer right now. Only time will tell whether it can do its job for many years like its predecessor.

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!

I decided on this Kitchenaid hand mixer after my other one (Cuisinart) died. I selected the seven speed model as being most useful for my needs. I couldn’t wait to try it out on my favorite recipe "Frozen Brandy Pie" which requires whipped egg yolks, and whipped cream, etc. This KitchenAid mixer did not seem to be as fast as my other one but I kept going….wow! It whipped both these ingredients in half the time it took before. To make homemade butter; take 1 cup heavy cream (at 65 degrees /important), Speed #7 about 3 minutes. Cleaning is too easy. Run beaters in container of soapy water til clean, rinse, pop out of mixer base, air dry in rack. The manual does not give a wattage power rating so how can you compare? Being retired and having nothing else to do but play with and research new gadgets, I went to the website and learned wattage is not the best indicator of power. This mixer runs on a DC motor instead of an AC motor which is completely different. Website states DC motors are; 20% more powerful, quieter, lighter weight, lower wattage, energy efficient, and uses only enough power to mix the product at whatever speed you select. I love the slow start feature, it totally eliminates those pesky wall washing projects. I waited about two years to give my review so I could test it out under many conditions. I use it almost daily, and I love ❤️ it, I would give it 10 stars ⭐️ if I could. My KitchenAid K5SS stand mixer always available if needed for big bread baking days.

as described ok

Super Qualität tolles Produkt.

Excelente calidad precio, visualmente sobresaliente, silenciosa y potente.

Very nice blender. Have had about 6 months now and it works perfectly

My wife loves it. Surprisingly light weight. 7-speed but no Turbo boost. Controls are conveniently located for one-hand operation. Aesthetically pleasing - described as "contour silver"; however, not a silver (as in chrome or nickel) but a pleasing satin gray. Caution to those who are casual cooks/bakers - make sure you match the correct beaters to their assigned holes in the head (the beaters and holes are registered).

Muy bueno, el mejor servicio de entrega. Gracias.