Mini angelElectric Stand Mixer, 5Quarts, Dough Hook, Flat Beater, Wire Whisk Attachments, 10+P Speeds with Splash Guard, Black

Purchased this mixer to use for regular sized recipe batches. I'm a mother of 2 young girls and had been using a hand mixer for the past several years. I've used my parents kitchenaid mixer many times and always wished I could afford one for myself. This mixer definitely doesn't compare to what you would expect in a Kitchenaid mixer but it also doesn't disappoint and does the job that I need it to without any issues whatsoever.So far I have made a batch of cupcakes, cookies and frosting. I had no issue with the mixer incorporating everything smoothly.I read several reviews that mentioned the mixer moving while mixing but I have not personally experienced that the few times I have used it. If any issues arise I will surely update this review to reflect the products functions.The speed dial on the side is a turning nob and has many different settings that work well. The tilting head works great, there is a small lever that you turn to lift the mixer head and then you turn the bowl to unlock and lift out. There is a wonderful guard that sits on the bowl that protects splatters and spills.Perfect for a person that bakes and cooks regular sized recipes! The compact design is easy to store in my pantry or cupboard, lightweight enough to be easily moved and also doesn't take up much counter space if I choose to keep it out.I've ran all pieces through my dishwasher and they fit easily and wash well.The only addition that was not useful was the pastic spatula that was included. I gave to my daughter for a pretend cooking toy. The spatula was tiny, did not work at all and very cheap. Given that these are usually something we keep in our kitchen and probably not a super important bonus to the mixer, I think that it probably doesn't really matter much :)

This is a great mixer - very light weight but powerful - works perfectly for our needs of making cookies and cakes - not heavy at all and has suction cups on the bottom to lock it on the counter - pretty impressed so far and we've used it a bunch.

Get value for your money. It's 100% great quality, easy to use, works great, and has easy-to-use attachments and great speed settings.

The media could not be loaded. Easy to use, does not take up space, value for your money, great for quick home made baking. However it does some wobbly as it mixes the dough. I am no sure how long it will last but for now the cost is worth the risk. I will be making a sort as permissible with this machine. I will still recommend it if you are looking for easy of use, low cost and love to try out different food recipes.

My wedding is coming up and I have decided to do my own wedding cake. I have been searching for an inexpensive cake mixer that's durable, easy to use and of course cute. I saw this 5Q mixer, reasonable price and gave it a try. It came pretty fast from the USA to JA, within a week actually; Amazing. I tried my first batch of cakes which was a banana coconut cake, it came out very light and fluffed which is awesome. I love this mixer so much. I recommend buying

Very nice looking machine and light. I went to see the kitchen aid machine but it was so heavy that I could not lift and put away in my cabinet easily so I chose this 5Q mixer and may be it will not last a life time but when I used it it did the PERFECT job for me.

ZÉRO STARS. I was really hopeful that this little mixer would do okay, but nope. It won’t successfully mix/combine anything I’ve tried to use it for. I almost wonder if the unit I received is defective because the gap left between the tools and the wall&bottom of the bowl is totally way too large (yes - with bowl locked in place).I knew I was buying an inexpensive mixer, but I had hoped it would mix a few simple recipeswithout failure. Not the case. Trying to cream eggs n butter or butter n cream cheese cannot get past being lumpy-even with multiple steps of scrapping the sides etc,, egg whites took 10 times as long and still were poor compared to my 20+yr old Sun beam or the hand mixer, and even box cake mix is left with some lumps.Again, I say maybe the unit I got is flawed, it doesn’t appear this one will successfully mix much other than maybe a big bowl of choc milk.The mixer is an attractive almost handsome little thing, but sadly just being ‘attractive’ don’t make no dandy baked goods 👎🏼😩

I had a KitchenAid years ago. It was too heavy, too bulky, too hard to clean because even the mixing bowl was heavy. I gave it away. I've been using a hand mixer ever since. Now I have more time to cook and bake and I came across this Mini Angel Stand Mixer on sale. The price was good, I gave it a try. It's awesome! Lightweight enough to move around on my countertop but seems sturdy and well made. So far, I've made dinner rolls and pie crust, not something I would ever attempt before. With the Angel, the dough came together effortlessly, I just had to stand back and watch. I made dinner rolls! So much fun and easy! I love that the mixing bowl is lightweight, and I like the handle. Clean-up is easy and the attachments store right in the mixing bowl. I'm scouring the internet for recipes to make with a stand mixer and look forward to trying new things. The Angel has earned a permanent spot on my countertop, and in a small kitchen, that's high praise.Two Years Later: I use this mixer primarily to make English muffins and pizza dough. English muffins twice a week, pizza once a week. I know both recipes by heart. In between I make hamburger buns, dinner rolls, bread. I've lost my fear of yeast and it's great! I haven't had any problems with it whatsoever. I will say though, cookie dough and cake batter is still easier to make using a hand mixer. If this thing ever conks out, I will be buying another the next day. If you buy this, try English muffins-but be warned, your family may never go back to name brand from the store!