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.

I bought this for my self. Very lightweight. Low speed is pretty fast. I made bread dough and while I had to scrape the bowl often it got the job done. I ran it continuously for 10 minuets, maybe more, it was fine. No guts no glory. Overall a fine mixer for the price. If I burn it up, Ill get one that is more heavy duty.

Its really small and feels really cheap. I ordered it online. I returned it the next day to a store. The product was extremely smaller than I was anticipating and it felt like it was cheaply made. I'll spend more money on a higher quality product instead...

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.

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 had a Hamilton Beach stand mixer that I lost while moving. I found this one online and picked it up so I could have one for the holidays and this mixer is really nice. I can put my ingredients in and walk away. Very powerful too. I've only used it on anything higher than 1 once since 1 works just fine.

My travel van never smelled as good as with the fresh bread and cakes I make with my new mixer...Entertained new friends at the campground and it was a hit...No ore wasted breads and fresh daily, for my family...Amazingly powerful for a little guy...And compact to boot...Cleaning is a breeze...Every baker should own one, for it's versatility and portability...Great size for kids too...Culinary school students in dorms would love one, too...Anybody need a gift idea?...LOL

Thought this mixer would get the job done if I didn't have to actually apply pressure to make the bowl spin and rotate the lever on the bottom as it mixes. I do more manual work while it is in use than I'd expect to. I actually just turned it off and finished the job with my hand mixer. You get what you pay for though. I will be investing in a Kitchen-aid mixer on my next purchase.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I only use a stand mixer for making bread. My old mixer died, so I got the Dash stand mixer. I was surprised at how light it was, which makes it much easier to move in and out of the cupboard; but I wasn't sure how it would handle kneading dough, and the dough hooks looked too small to do the job. However, I was impressed. The hooks worked very well, and it had no problem with the dough. Having to turn it off to rest every three minutes was annoying, but not seriously. And I really liked the locking bowl and suction cups on the bottom, which kept it in place on the counter while in operation. Very satisfied with my purchase.

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.