- 04
- May
Tag : mixer white, kitchenaid khm9pwh, 9 speed, professional hand
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 Company : KitchenAid List Price : Amazon Price : $59.99 Used Price : Average customer review :  |
Features
- Nine digital speeds, 7-1/2 inches long by 6-1/2 inches high
- Pro whisk attachment increases air for fluffier mixtures
- Comfort-designed handle; heel rest won’t tip when set on end
- Powerful lightweight motor designed for quiet, lifelong operation
- Wipes off for easy cleaning
Product Description
9 Precise Speeds / Soft-Start for better control / Pro Whisk Attachment / Easy Clean / Ergonomic / 120 Volt Powered AC Ergonomically designed for seemingly effortless use Quiet but powerful motor Handy and compact storage
Customer reviews
Just Right 
Couldn’t be happier with this product. I almost balked at spending over $70 on a hand mixer, but since I tried it, I’m glad I did. Life’s too short for cheap, noisy “disposable” big-box mixers.
Warning: might not look like photo in description
For those like me who value appearance as much as function, you might be interested in knowing this mixer (same model #) has a few different appearances. I’ve seen a few different versions (all having the same model number) on different web sites. Mine, which I ordered here, was all white with a stainless-steel stripe (not black and red). I’m quite pleased with this revision, actually, but if I had really wanted black/red, this difference might have been an issue for me. Just fyi.
Has the right mixing speeds
I had a cheap hand mixer for small mixing jobs. I was very frustrated with the lowest speed not being low enough to “stir” and frustrated when it tossed the ingredients out of the bowl. This one is just right, the lower speeds are just right and the higher ones are as well. I also have a big Kitchenaid mixer that I got for jobs like kneading dough, but the hand mixer is the one that I use the most.
beater broker after a couple of uses 
Disappointing that the beaters are so cheaply made. The wisk end is press fit into the shaft. The beater was already loose when I recieved the mixer. I can only hope that this was done intentionally to prevent damage to the mixer.
Fortunately, my workplace has the ability to do stainless steel welding. I’m going to ask for a replacement set and sell them on Ebay. The demand is going to be high for them!
Someone’s in the kitchen
A great addition to kitchen tools. When you do not want that big bulky status symbol cluttering your cabinets, try its offspring. The hand mixer is by far a more convenient tool. It has good consistent power and just clean its beaters and store away.
