Cuisinart Power Advantage, Batidora de mano de 7 velocidades, HM-7BCS

I loved my older Cuisinart 7-speed hand mixer and got MANY good years out of it. One of the beaters broke and the replacement didn't work even though it said it would work on my model. I finally just chucked the whole thing and bought this one. I'm so glad I did! It handles much, much more smoothly and works like a dream Highly recommend if you are needing one or replacing one.

This is a heavy duty hand mixer, I love it. Works quite well, glad I bought it.

Very nice.. very quiet

I purchased this mixer as a gift for someone else, but she says she likes it very much. The trigger switch could have been designed a bit more heavy duty, but it works well enough. The 7-speed design gives it that little extra that is useful. The dough hooks and whisk add versatility. I much prefer these wire type beaters to the old flat blade styles. These wire style don't seem to splatter so much and are easier to clean.

I am very impressed after using this mixer one time. I love the different speeds as my last mixer there was little difference. This mixer is lightweight but packs a punch. I like he low speed and also the obvious difference in each speed. The chrome is a very nice addition to my kitchen.

I have tried several lower priced mixers with no luck. One of them on low speed was going so fast it was throwing stuff out of the bowl. Another the motor was so slow. This one operates as it should with the different speeds. Easy to handle, not too heavy. I am very happy with it. Need to spend a little more for a great product!

I do a lot of cooking, but am also a tightwad. All my life I have bought my mixers at the dollar store, thinking "a mixer is just a mixer". I did take a step up about 6 months ago and bought a mixer from a well known brand; it labored through my muffin dough and finally quit. This time, I decided to take a step up and I'm so glad I did. This thing is great. It is very powerful, which it means that IT does the actual mixing and I don't have to stress my hands and wrists to get perfectly mixed dough. The "eject" button actually works, so I don't have to struggle to get the beaters out. And it's powerful- mixes heavy dough without the motor grinding and complaining. I couldn't be more pleased and highly recommend.

This electric hand mixer has the container that holds all the different mixing attachments and the electrical cord. It isn't over complicated with a digital readout indicating the speed which, I think, could end up being problematic. I chose this mixer over the more expensive Kitchen Aid option for several reasons: 1) This comes with a 3 year standard warranty at no extra charge unlike the Kitchen Aid's 1 year warranty. 2) This is cheaper. 3) Cuisinart's website was easier to navigate for that warranty information. 4) They actually answered the phone when I called with questions about the different mixing attachments which, by the way, they are all stainless steel and can be put in the dishwasher for easy cleaning. How do I know they're stainless steel? They're non magnetic. Good …