Hand Mixer, 5-Speed Hand Mixer Electric 400W Handheld Mixer with Snap-on Storage Case and 5 Stainless Steel Attachments, Lightweight Kitchen Mixer for Cooking and Baking Cakes, Eggs and Dough

Is good do or small mixing jobs though would get tedious for larger projects. Works as advertised. Would recommend.

The second time I used it I flipped the switch to turn it off and the switch broke off. Not a sign of quality.

I wanted something with a small profile as all I had previously is my standing mixer.My son loves to make cookies and I wanted something easier for him to use.The bottom section doesn’t clip on so that was disappointing. You need to be very careful when you pick it up. The beaters are smaller size than average so that was unexpected and the speed settings are ok… the low speed is still pretty fast so things can get messy if you aren’t very careful.Overall I feel it is super easy to use, easy to clean and the quality is better than expected for the price.

I use it whenever I am baking cakes or anything else that's pretty easy to mix. It might struggle a bit with a big batch of boiled potatoes that you want to turn into mashed potatoes however. It's not that powerful.

This product is cheaply made, I don't know how it had above 4 stars worth of reviews when I purchased it. (I would have never bought it had I used it in person). I'm hoping this write up will help you not make the same mistake I did. It has a very cheap motor (the label says it's rated at 400W, but it would be hard pressed to be much more than half that) and is best suited as a kid's toy. We've only used it maybe 8 times in the last few months and after every use, even for things like like pancakes and mashed potatoes, the motor smells. Tonight while making simple Christmas cookies, there was a flash of light within the housing and the motor now barely turns. (I'm assuming it burnt out a phase). Just buying a Kitchen Aid hand mixer and calling it done. Please save yourself the hassle. You'll be happier in the long run. Literally the worst purchase I've made on Amazon.

I like the fact that it comes with a container to hold the different beaters. It is fine for creams and cakes but it struggles with heavy cookie doughs. Each time I struggle with it, I tell myself that I will give it to my Granddaughter that is learning to cook and buy myself a more powerful one.

I use this mixer for pancake batter, cake mix, lightweight mixtures; this mixture can handle the tasks. Would I try it for dough or heavyweight mixtures? No. Me thinks the motor would give up the ghost sooner rather than later, BUT I could be wrong. I don't have much faith in ANY products of these days and times.

Easy to clean up