KitchenAid - 5.5 Quart Bowl-Lift Stand Mixer - Empire Red

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I mean it works but I don't know. It really seems they used a weaker/cheaper mortar then my old kitchen aid which was a cheaper model. This one seems to make loud whiny noises while making or prepping dough and it is really struggling to turn the dough hook. Not impressed, over all really disappointing. Sad because I was really excited when purchasing this model.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This KitchenAid Stand Mixer is a game-changer in my kitchen. It's sturdy, powerful, and handles everything from whipped cream to heavy bread dough effortlessly. I've tried a couple of attachments, and they work great too. It is a bit heavy and takes up space, but totally worth it for how well it performs. Highly recommend!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My husband bought this new Kitchen Aid 5.5 quart mixer for me, in December 2024, and I just love it! It works so smoothly and mixes batters so well. I use it more than I thought, and with my finger arthritis now, it is so much easier for me, when I do lots of baking during holidays and also, when we have many friends and family members visiting and staying with us, as I like to bake for them. I am very pleased with my new mixer.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] ive always used a kitchenaid for the last 30 years, this is the first one that ive had that raises and lowers the bowl which is nice, but i think that this should also have a tilt head on it but other then that its great

This is my first Kitchenaide mixer, I recieved it as a Christmas gift. I love the red color and have Inamed her Ruby Rose'. This is the reason for star/ I took it out of the box and stood it on the counter, as I raised and lowered the bowl to get a feel for it, there was a sudden internal slip and the raise/lower apparatus slammed down. After this, it would not stay in raised position. Luckily, I am pretty mechanically inclined and have a house full of engineers. We felt and heard something loose in the column and looked in the bottom and could see something loose. We removed the bottom stand and low and behold the CLIP that held the arm inplace had slipped off. The c-clip was so loose it would not stay on. We went to the hardware store, bought a buck fifty clip to replace a vital but cheap part. I am hoping to become a lifelong Kitchenaid fan but not going to lie, I think I came to the game too late and the quality is not there.