I love the kitchen aid I bought one in 1986 it’s been great but decided I wanted a bigger bowl so I gave my old one to my granddaughters she loves it and I love my new one

The picture appears to be more of an aqua/light teal color when you order, but the mixer is more of a light blue, so that was my only disappointment. Otherwise, love the mixer.

I purchased the KitchenAid mixer for my grandson who is in culinary school. Mine is over 40 years old and I would not consider another brand. I do not know how much he has used it but we initiated it by preparing an upside down cake.

I have wanted to update my mixer for a while; perfect bundle offered at Sam's club. 500 Watts and 2 different mixing/whipping bowls. Beautiful kitchen update.

Can’t go wrong with kitchenaid. It’s very well made. Color is very nice. The extra attachments included and Sam’s price made this purchase an easy choice.

This is a very good mixer, especially at this price. I made a double batch of cookies the first use and was really impressed by the power. Sam's has this package with the extra bowl and whip, the only thing making it more of a bargain than elsewhere.

Had my old one for many years. This larger version is great for any recipe that is large. Made a few items so far and really like it. No flour storm and whips great for frosi\ting in smaller bowl. Haven't tried bread yet. Keep it on my counter - too heavy to lift from cabinet but it is used often so it is a non issue for me.

Love, love, love the mixer. The big bowl makes it easy to add ingredients while mixing. It seems to mix quicker and is not as noisy as my previous mixer. Love the blue color. Lots of great attachments included with many attachments available for purchase.

Great mixer! Bought this for the wife as a Christmas gift, let her open early to make cookies. We have the smaller version for 20+ years now, it still works great just wanted something a little bigger. Works great so far. The included spatula has a slot which is great for cleaning the wire whisks since you're not supposed to put them in the dishwasher.

This is the real thing. Whoever runs the kitchen workshop needs real professional level tools. In our case it is my wife. She has owned prize-winning restaurants, but never wanted to spend the money for the same quality tools she had in her restaurant kitchens. Christmas was the breakthrough moment. While baking something she just couldn’t any longer mix the heavy batter by hand. At last we finally out a kitchen aid mixer at home. The down side is now my wife wants me to get down to the shop and make a proper work table for it. It’s now part of our family. Fair warning