Aucma Stand Mixer,6.5-QT 660W 6-Speed Tilt-Head Food Mixer, Kitchen Electric Mixer with Dough Hook, Wire Whip & Beater (Black, 6.5QT)

I’m very happy with this mixer. It feels solid, has plenty of power, and handles dough and heavier mixtures without struggling. The 6.5-quart bowl is a great size, and the different speed settings make it easy to control.For the price, the quality and performance are excellent. It’s easy to use, easy to clean, and has worked exactly as expected. Definitely a great value for anyone who does a lot of baking at home. Highly recommended!

Coming from using my grandma's Kitchen aid all the time (she gave it away 😭), I'm quite impressed with this mixer! Here are some things to note, and that I like. The suction cups on the bottom: this mixer isn't heavy like a kitchen aid (makes it easier to carry) so the suction cups are great, they work very well. The spring assisted lift: when you push the leaver to lift the head of the machine it'll spring up on its own. I do recommend using your other hand to gentle it a bit as it'll BOUNCE up. But a nice touch, especially for older people. The attachments are metal: I saw some older review

Great standing mixer, light but sturdy, easy to use and love the color I got. Size of the bowl is perfect, easy to clean and durable.

I like this mixer a lot. It gets the job done and is half the price of a kitchen aid. After a couple years, I can tell that it is not working as great as it used to; however, it still works and I use it for my sugar cookies and royal icing.

I wanted to give a truly detailed experience about the usage of this mixer. I have had this mixer officially for a month now, because I had purchased it on May 21st and now it's June 21st and I have made dough for cinnamon rolls, two cakes ~ a chocolate & a lemon, plus, a fruit dip with this mixer. So, I have used all three attachments and all 6 speeds. ONE QUICK NOTE & TIP: DO NOT WASH THE ATTACHMENTS IN THE DISHWASHER, instead, wash with super cool water, so, that the paint or the material won't peel off. BY THE WAY, make sure to dry off the attachments with a paper towel before and after ev

Was undecided on a stand mixer because I knew the min power I needed for bread mixing but didn’t want to spend $500-$1,000 for someone who randomly bakes or mixes. I do use this, it’s not scarce but it definitely is random.So far I’ve made Choco mousse, whip cream, pound cake and whole wheat bread ( no picture ) and I’ve had absolutely no issues so far. So I’ve used mix attachment, whisk and dough hook with ease. Easy on and off too. It’s not a quiet mixer but it’s not so loud you’re screaming over it. It reaches all edges of the bottom of the bowl. Sturdy machine. I would recommend

As an inexpensive stand mixer, it works great. Used it again today for mixing and kneading bread dough. It works as expected. Its suction cup feet compensate for the unit’s light weight and it stayed in place even with the dough moving around the bowl. It handles everything which I need it to do.

I bought this mixer as a test mixer to see if I would actually use one before I committed to a Kitchen Aid. No need for a kitchen aid, this little guy has been extremely faithful and easy to work with. I like that it’s small and doesn’t take up a lot of space. It’s light and not heavy like a Kitchen Aid so I can store it somewhere else and easily take it out and put it back when I need it.I wrote this review a couple of years ago and forgot to submit it. I've had the mixer for over 3 years. I still absolutely love it. I do need a new paddle thingy as mine is all chipped now but other than that