300W Ultra Power Electric Hand Mixer by SHARDOR with Turbo for Whipping, Mixing Cookies, Brownies, Cakes, Dough Batters Review

Mostly cheaply made, plastic, wobbles a lot when hitting lemon pits. The motor warms up very quickly so you can only use it for 2 or 3 minutes before giving it a 15 minute break to cool down. That's fine if you're just making smoothies, but if you're juicing a harvest of lemons, for example, it will take 2 to 3 days for the juice to freeze. upset.

This thing won't help you decorate my friend's birthday ice cream cake like the picture, but it will help you make whipped cream and buttercream frosting! Super compact and fits well in my small crowded kitchen. I love that it has 10 speeds to suit all your needs! It's shaped so that when you need to put it down to clean the bowl or whatever, it sits on its own and you don't have to lean on the attachments.

Great blender! I like the power and the different speed settings you can choose from on this model. I used to have mixers that would slow down when mixing thick batter or cookie dough - this one can handle it all with ease! It's really powerful. The storage compartment is also very cool. You can store your mixers and both attachments (dough hook and regular mixer attachment) in the same case so you never lose parts again! It's very compact and easy to store in my cupboard, but you can also put…

I can't believe someone gave this blender a good review and should have listened to my son who told me that reviews are not to be trusted. I used it once and sent it back. There's a reason I've never seen it in a store - Revain is awash with all brands. Stores do the selection process for the consumer. I didn't like anything about it. The beaters could be pulled out (without depressing the release valve), there was no slow setting (the slowest speed was the fastest on any other mixer I've had),

I bought this to replace a 52 year old Penncrest whose clubs were rusting. I like that the blender feels more powerful than my old blender. I also love how it can stand on the counter along with the whisk and dough hook. Very convenient. When I first tried it I thought I used the clubs correctly because they seemed to click. One of the beaters fell out after I started beating the butter and sugar. I switched to the other side, although I don't find it as important as with the dough hooks. After

Our old hand mixer burned down (literally - the motor started sparking and smoking) and after a quick search we settled on this Shardor hand mixer based on price, features, features and looks decided (all our devices are a combination of black and stainless steel, so we wanted something to match). The stand isn't bad, although nothing special; This is a lightweight plastic base with slots for attachments and a slightly recessed base for standing the blender when not in use. The blender itself…