Made a cheesecake with it the first day I received it, and it turned out great!

This mixer works great. Love the color. Looks great next to my Retro red microwave. Use it about 3 times a week with no problems. Great price. And if it does break I'll will buy another one. But it does the job for me like making cakes, cookies, brownies ect. Love it. Thanks Walmart.

I'm sad actually! Used it one time and was only mixing cake mix and the beaters are already off track and hitting each other. Very frustating. Not sure if I just picked the defective one on the shelf but I won't exchange for the same thing. You can't lock the bowl so u have to manually hold it or it will just spin by itself continuously. It had a chintzy feel to it when I pulled it out of the box. Now I have to clean it up just to take it back since we still need to make the frosting. This was my first stand mixer and I may just go back to the hand held.

This stand mixer was purchased for the price. I thought sure why not I'll give it a try. Pro's- it's easy to use, it's cute, it does rotate on it's own, it isn't very loud, it is easy to clean up. Cons- it does not get to the bottom of the mixing bowl, it came with zero instructions, it is so light that I'm afraid to use high speed, it is not for the seasoned cook. But the good thing is that it is cheap enough and can easily make cake mixes and light cookie recipes, light dough recipes, waffle and pancake batters, etc. I am puzzled as to why some people give fantastic reviews, when the product clearly isn't that great. I would recommend it to some of my friends, but only to suggest to make pre-boxed mixes in it. One thing that really is great about this little mixer is that it has a bowl switch on it so you can move the bowl over to add more product if needed without stopping the mixer.

I used my stand mixer first for homemade bread: it handled the flour like a champ, with the “paddle” attachment. It didn’t bog down or sound stained as my previous stand mixer did(decades ago!) but blended the yeast, liquid, egg, oil and 4 cups of four beautifully. After four cups of flour, I wasn’t about to add more flour but did as I’ve done for years: mix the rest by hand, which is not a problem. (That’s just bread making!) . The following day was cupcakes. After showing my husband how the mixer worked, he said it performed great and was easy to use. Our kitchen is quite small with little counter space. For now it’s on the counter tho and has done a fine job. The next test is gluten free bread in two days, and I’m not afraid!!

bought this maybe 4-5 months ago just to see if I would like a stand mixer. I did write a review that was 5 stars.....now im back to purchase a new mixer. making cookie dough the other day and the beaters started hitting each other and then locked up. I thought they were bent but they have already burned up the gears.....my husband said the motor is still good but the gears? that hold the beaters are stripped. so in the garbage it goes...I did get 4 months use out of it but I only used maybe 6-7 times....so im back to purchase a stand mixer that is quality. I know for sure that this style of mixer is what I need. I do like the bowl so not a total loss.

I have been wanting a mixer for quite some time now and I finally bought one. Instead of spending $200 plus on a Kitchen Aid, I decided to give this one a shot first, and I'm glad I did! It saved me a lot of $$$. I used it for the first time yesterday to make peanut butter cookies and it worked amazing! Can't wait to look up recipes that require the use of a mixer.

plastic... small... i do scrap the side when making dough and cake.. making dough the largest batch i made is like 8 cups of flours and of course the liquids, but too large so i cut it in half and perfect!! this does a great job actually... for kneading manually everything sticks in my hand, so it doesn't bother me even if i scrap the side while working, its better that doing the kneading myself, make sure to just use the lowest speed when kneading... for those who have high standards on stuff pls buy the expensive mixer... this one is lightweight, has suction on the bottom, but sometime it still moves,.. and make sure to clean it roughly lol, or you will see rust on your attachment, for $29 bucks don't expect too much.. this one still does a great job maybe for small families like ours :) hope this help :)

I love this mixer and its beautiful color. I baked a coconut cake the other day and it turned out perfect. Takes up very little room which I like and it looks like the larger ones by another name. Has enough power as any handheld mixer (250 watts) and great if you live in an apartment with little counter space. The price is great and the different colors are nice as well. You can whip, mix, make pizza dough-- do just about anything you can do with a hand held mixer. Clean up was a breeze. Great mixer for older teenagers learning to cook and bake. Dough hooks included along with recipes.

I wish I had known you could only run the motor for three minutes at a time. To be fair, the first thing I tried it for was making mashed potatoes. I cut them in about 1" cubes. Maybe if I had cut them smaller, it would have worked better. The turntable did not spin until the potatoes were partially mashed, and I ended up overworking them. They still had good-sized lumps. One beater goes on the left and one on the right, but I couldn't find any markings to tell me which was which. You can only fill the bowl 2/3 full of the maximum capacity. It's pretty and it has a small footprint and if I figure out that these issues are something I'm doing wrong, I will post that. So far, not impressed. I bought the mixer specifically to make mashed potatoes, so that was disappointing. Live and learn.