PHISINIC Food Stand Mixer, 6.5L 1800W Kitchen Electric Mixer with Power Hub for Attachment, All Metal Die-cast Aluminum Mixer with Bowl, Dough Hook, Whisk, Beater(Dishwasher Safe) - Black

Of course I'd love a KitchenAid... who wouldn't? This is a great value alternative however - looks the part, solid metal construction, powerful and no noisier that the (three time the price) real thing. Can even take KitchenAid compatible accessories (loads available on Amazon)! Mine didn't leak oil either... Comments about paddle not reaching the edges of the bowl are common to this design of mixer (including KitchenAid) and just require the use of a spatula to scrape sides during mixing (switch off first!). Alternatively, you can buy paddles with silicon scrapers attached (these seem to work well but not last long based on the reviews I've seen...). Very large bowl (too big for some?) and mixing blades not dishwasher safe are only drawbacks. Not wild about the slightly naff illuminated speed dial, but I'm sure many will like it - really easy to use. Super value, built to last a lifetime, beautiful in red - what's not to like!

As you read above I think this is an amazing stand mixer especially compared to the other ones of similar size on the market, for the price imo it’s a no brainer ! I was wondering if anyone could help me get a replacement whisk attachment though as I can’t locate one that will fit this device online anywhere ! Any help is appreciated

I purchased mine as a Black Friday deal and it is bright red, not my first choice of colour, but I have to say it is very striking and you can always buy a cover if it's to much for the eyes first thing in the morning. There were none of the problems previously reported about oil leakage and after its first use it is still leak free. I did a lot of research before purchasing and this was, in my opinion the best value for the price I was prepared to pay which was £80 to £120. One thing worth noting is that the vast majority of these machines are made in China, no matter what the brand name or price is. People have reported that the machine leaves unmixed ingredients in the bottom of the bowl, I did not find this with the first use, but if you look at the reviews of similar types of machine even at £600 upwards the comments are the same and it is not really a problem to make sure everything mixes evenly, my bread maker does the same and just needs a spatula running around the side to make everything good. What really sold me on this product was that the body is metal, so it won't discolor or go brittle with age, the down side to that is that it is heavy, which is worth considering if you have problems lifting, the positive is that is does not move on the work top even at high speed. My biggest problem with the product is that it clearly states that it has a ten year guarantee, but there is no mention of this with the instructions. I have contacted Amazon about this and they stand by the statement and told me that they would honor it and have said a note has been put on my account etc. I have also taken a screen shot of the product and description, but I have to say that I feel this is very poor on Amazons part, not to make sure something as important as a guarantee is not part of the package and again in my opinion borders on sharp practice, but of course no one will know until something goes wrong whether or not they are true to their word. The only other thing I thought was a bit odd was that the instructions advise that the machine is not run for more than ten minutes at a time, which depending on what you are making may or may not be a problem, one other thing was that one person reported that the mixing attachments are aluminum, which they are and cant go in a dishwasher, however they are coated with a nylon finish, so should be food safe, but again you can buy alternatives if this is a problem. All in all I am very pleased so far and apparently you can get pasta maker and mincer attachment if you want to.

I’d really like a KitchenAid stand mixer, who wouldn’t? But at the price asked for one I couldn’t justify the outlay. My current mixer was working OK but couldn’t handle the dough making I do regularly without looking like it was about to fall to bits. So I opted for this one with a full metal casing and metal gears. Great tool. As good as a KitchenAid? Well I guess not but I’m really pleased with how it works, feels and looks.

My old mixer broke and bought this one. I use it for making bread dough. It is very quiet compared to old one. Mixing will. Good looking. Quite sturdy which is good as it does not move, shake much (on strongest setting). The only downside, as per manual, you better not load more than 1kg as it's hard to clean.

The media could not be loaded. At first I was very happy but after less than a month the mixer started spitting grease, first on the sides of the bowl then directly into the beaten eggs, this is very dangerous! In addition, the mixer seems to have such sounds that in my previous mixer heralded its end. I do not recommend, will be returning.

got this when my old machine died, I love it, makes dough with ease, made butter in it last night. The powerful motor makes it a good workhorse machine. Have just bought a mincer to go with it so will be making burgers and sausage over the coming weeks. An excellent machine.

This is a sturdy, heavy weight mixer that can cope with everything thrown at it. Can be recommended