Hamilton Beach 62650 vs KitchenAid Architect KHM7210 7-Speed

The soft scrape and mixer from Hamilton Beach has the features and performance to simplify your mixing needs. Now. That's good thinking, hi, I'm Maryb...

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molasses galore, and it never struggled on the high speeds. I reallllly love the attachments without the bar down the middle. It's so much easier to not have to scrape cookie batter of the center piece. The whisks I used for egg whites, macarons specifically, and so far I've had two wires snap on them

My old Oster had a retractable cord and probably enough oomf propel a small boat, so I'll likely go back to Oster.

The silver case is plastic, not chrome (who can afford that anymore?) The cord is hard-wired and stiff so it manages to always be in my way. It is powerful and rather loud. The extras are consumer bait. I threw out the ridiculous plastic "case" which was difficult to fit on the mixer

Kitchenaid 7-Speed Digital Hand Mixer with Stainless Steel, Turbo Beater II Accessories is ideal for powering through heavy ingredients.. The Pro Whis...

Some reviewers complained about speed (not slow enough). Slower speeds are obtained via different, more expensive torquing mechanisms and motors. You will need to upgrade for that. The weight of the mixer is not bad though some reviewers complained

This one has an on/off toggle switch and then you have to press the up or down button to change speeds. I guess it is just too high-tech for me but I just prefer the old fashioned up and down slide for the speeds. The mixer looks nice but I just miss my old mixer. :-(

The soft scraping mixer from Hamilton Beach has the features and performance to simplify your mixing needs. Now. That's good thinking.

It whips eat whites to nice stiff peaks on moment and tackles sugar cookie dough with no issues. The power is smooth and easy to control from the slowest setting. I did not have of those “oopsie moments” with mixing my dry and wet ingredients. Add this mixer to you Kitchen Aid list and bring it home! [This review was collected as part of a promotion

I used to have a cheap Proctor hand mixer I bought at Walmart but the motor burnt out. It's an okay product, its just too heavy. Also I through out the additional storage piece. It was pretty useless to me

Unlike my old mixer, this one is lightweight. I especially love the slow feature so you don’t splatter everything when starting. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

I like the Hamilton Beach line of hand mixers since they are cheap, and, from my experience with my housemate's hand mixer, they can stand up well to light/medium mixing jobs (about 3 years so far). I especially like the snap-on case in which to store all the attachments. I had the opportunity to get one of the name brand Kitchen Aid / Cuisinart hand mixers earlier this year, but I had gotten so used to the practicality of the attached storage case that I passed on buying the name brand ones.

Just received my new hand mixer today! I was so darn disappointed that it DID NOT come with a STORAGE PLAN! Come on KITCHEN AID! Another handmixer with no storage bag/case or way to NOT LOSE/DAMAGE unit and accessories! No plan for storing the electrical cord either! Very CLEARLY, MANY customers share my disappointment! (Reviews are in place to assist you (KitchenAid) in "LISTENING" to your customers!) I even went to your webcite in hopes of finding a storage container i could purchase separately (which i was perfectly HAPPY to do...

It will probably even do dough well as long as you can hold the bowl and this huge mixer at the same time.

On the positive side, the warming drawer is helpful but you can't put in anything too tall- and by tall, I mean a dish with a lot of food on it. The warming burner works really well and is a great feature. While I like this range and it looks beautiful, I would consider a different brand next time around. I'm sorry to be so critical, but customer reviews are important both to other consumers and the company