9-Speed Hand Mixer Onyx Black KHM9212OB | KitchenAid (2024)

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The bottom line

KitchenAid's Cordless Hand Mixer is an impressive small appliance at an approachable price point. There is no need to worry about plugging in a cord, making it that much more versatile.

The bottom line

KitchenAid's Cordless Hand Mixer is an impressive small appliance at an approachable price point. There is no need to worry about plugging in a cord, making it that much more versatile.

The Black + Decker Easy Storage Hand Mixer is our pick for Best Value. Although the 6-speed Black + Decker Easy Storage electric hand mixer isn't fancy, it does come with great attachments.

On average, KitchenAid stand mixers carry a lifespan of 10 to 15 years. That said, their longevity largely depends on how frequently they're used and how well they're maintained. “A KitchenAid mixer should last you many years, as long as you're not abusing it,” says David.

Create anywhere using the KitchenAid Go™ Cordless Hand Mixer. Powered by a rechargeable 12v MAX removable battery, the new cordless hand mixer delivers 60 minutes of continuous run time* and performance, so you can cook wherever, whatever, and however you choose.

A good hand mixer should have a powerful motor incorporating ingredients, from thin liquids to thick, sticky batters. We recommend looking for hand mixers with 200 to 300 watts of power; however, models with lower wattage might work just as well.

Using a hand mixer is fairly simple and can help you quickly create a multitude of recipes. They're great for small jobs, but your hand and arm can get tired if you need to mix for a long time, or have a larger or stiffer batch of dough.

But when it comes to buying the best hand mixers, our rigorous testing proved that the Cuisinart Power Advantage Plus 9 Speed Hand Mixer delivers a much stronger performance than the KitchenAid Cordless 7 Speed Hand Mixer or KitchenAid 9 Speed Hand Mixer.

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The Best Stand Mixer

After a new round of testing, our top pick remains the KitchenAid Artisan Series 5-Quart. But we have a new pick for those who want more power: the KitchenAid 5.5-Quart Bowl-Lift Stand Mixer.

The biggest difference among the models was power. Some models offered seven speeds, while others, including the Cuisinart hand mixer, offered nine speeds. The oomph that extra power provided to handle sturdy batters and thicker doughs was noticeable.

Power. The average power for hand mixers is between 200 to 250 watts. Anything less than 200 watts isn't going to handle very much and will likely need replacing much sooner than a slightly more powerful mixer.

Speed: The RPM of a mixer grinder is also a deciding factor, as it tells you how fast the blade can rotate per minute. For a domestic mixer grinder, anything from 18000 to 23000 RPM is good enough. A juicer mixer grinder will ideally require low to medium RPM for working efficiently.

KitchenAid^® stand mixers feature over 10 different attachments that let you roll and cut pasta noodles, grind meat, spiralize vegetables, make ice cream and much more. With attachments, a stand mixer can become one of the most versatile appliances you'll ever use in your kitchen.

The bottom line

🔎 Cuisinart Precision Stand Mixer is best for large volume bakes and recipes. KitchenAid vs Cuisinart: the debate rages on. If you're catering for a crowd, you'll appreciate the Precision's bigger bowls and larger selection of speed settings, as well as its much more reasonable price.