CBQ Hand Mixer Electric, 9 Speed 400W Handheld Mixer with Digital Display, Touch Button, Turbo, Snop-On Storage Case, 5 Stainless Steel Accessories, Mixer Electric Handheld for…

This handmixer is perfect for my baking needs. It’s very attractive – I chose blue – and the beaters, dough hooks and a whisk are included. It’s fun to use, has lots of power, and comes in a handy storage case. I hope you’ll enjoy this choice as much as I do!

Love this mixer. For starters, the color is great and is a perfect match to my kitchen decor if I want to leave it sitting out. If I decide to store it, it is so compact, and I can easily find space in my kitchen. Having an attached storage case for the attachments is amazing. No more searching in drawers for the beaters. It definitely meets my needs, and I am quite happy with my purchase.

This product made me happy because it is very easy to use and I like the way they keep all of stuffs together. It’s very convenient for me.

Why sell a non UK mixer in the UK. Such a disappointing present, non UK plug and voltage, now have to go through the returns process.

I wanted to wait to write my review to see how and if the mixer held up. I am pleased to say that it has. I have used it for cakes, puddings, icing, frosting, mashed potatoes, etc. The only thing I haven’t use it for is cookies or bread, but that is because I used my KitchenAid for cookies and the bread I make is typically no-mixer-required, my Danish whisk works perfectly for my no knead artisan loaves. However, I think this would hold up nicely for a single batch of cookies that aren’t too thick. Most hand mixers have issues for my level of cookie making. [I actually bought Sunbeam stand mixer that died on its third use making boxed instant potatoes, I kid you not! I never made cookies with it! Good thing! My first and second use (one day) was for 2 boxed cake mixes and frosting that went with them. I would have returned, but it took me quite a while to use it after making the cakes, it was summer and I got it in spring, I don’t do much baking when it is hot.] All that aside, this is way better than the previously mentioned stand mixer! I would recommend it to casual and regular bakers, not sure how it would hold up with several double or triple batches of regular drop cookie dough. If you decide to attempt a double batch I would suggest mixing your butter, sugar(s), eggs, vanilla, and other wet ingredients, then slowly add your flour mixture until you hear your mixture struggling a bit. At that time, switch to hand mixing to finish off addition of flour, and any nuts, chips, etc. Not making cookies with it is the only reason I gave it 4 stars. If I decide to attempt a small batch (single or double) of cookies with it, I will update the review and let you know how it held up.