Review on 🔧 Breville BHM800SIL Handy Mix Scraper Hand Mixer: The Ultimate Silver Kitchen Essential by John Destruction

I have a stand mixer but I don't want to get it for small jobs. Bought this blender based on the reviews. So far I like it very much. As a left-hander, I like being able to adjust the cable. Coated racquets are good. This makes it very quiet when mixing and makes it easier to work with my stainless steel bowls. It's easy to increase and decrease the speed, and the built-in timer is handy. The release of the hammer is very convenient for articulated fingers. My only downside is that it's heavier than most hand mixers, but that's what I found in the reviews before I bought it. Update: I've had the blender for 13 months now. As others have noted, the rubber on the racquets has come loose. I love the blender but for the price of a blender the beaters are a disappointment. Replacement parts cost about $17 on the company's website, not including shipping. It would be nice if the company offered mallets without rubber. This is a nice feature if the rubber hasn't come loose. I recommend the blender with reservations, so I downgraded my rating.