9-Speed Digital Hand Mixer Electric, 400W Powerful DC Motor, Baking Mixer Handheld with Snap-On Storage Case, Touch Button, Turbo Boost, Dough Hooks, Whisk (Ice Blue)

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My specialty is cheesecake and you might be surprised how many I end up making throughout the year. You checked on our cats while we were out of town? Cheesecake. Flying to visit my parents? Laptop, shoes and cheesecake through the x-ray. Christmas with the in-laws? Big family, two cheesecakes. Trying to indoctrinate new followers? Let cheesecake be their first step on the path to enlightenment. It's George Orwell's "1984"? Big Brother is watching you eat cheesecake. Marie Antoinette would still be alive if only she'd said, "Let them eat cheesecake." I think you get the idea.But to make all these cheesecakes, each time I would have to hoist the boat anchor that is our KitchenAid stand-mixer onto the counter - passing out ear plugs to my husband and the cats in preparation for the sounds of industrial revolution in our kitchen - resigned to later exhaustion scrubbing out the Stanley Cup of mixing bowls.This was unsustainable. Something had to change, and it wasn't going to be the number of cheesecakes. I needed a hand-mixer. It had to be affordable but not flimsy and with limited counter space, it needed to be compact - something I could just reach over and grab. After a thorough search and much due diligence, I found the subject of today's glowing recommendation. Perfectly-priced, well-reviewed, and quite the looker (we can say it doesn't matter but all things being equal, aww look how cute it is!), this hand-mixer has the compact size I require while offering up a benefit I didn't even know I needed: built-in storage for the beaters! No more digging through drawers or cabinets, no more dead-lifting the world's wonkiest shape with the density of a bowling ball.All that was left, was to put it to THE test: Mashed potatoes.I'm kidding, I made a cheesecake. Firstly -- ermarged it's just so CUTE. Okay okay, so I absolutely love the digital read-out - it's just another feature I didn't know I wanted. I like that you can adjust the speed before turning on the beaters. Admittedly, I haven't cranked it up to 11 (there's only 9 settings, but you get my point) or used the Turbo button because unavoidably, higher speeds will do my hands in pretty quick and I don't see myself needing to beat anything at mach 5, besides maybe an intruder coming for my infamous cheesecake. (They can wait until it's ready like everyone else!) Having said that, the width of the handle is uniform so you can choke up on it without feeling like you're fighting to hold onto it. It's quite comfortable, especially for something like cheesecake batter which can take a bit to come together when there's 32oz of cream cheese to power through. And a special shout-out to the boxy shape and weight distribution, making it possible to set the mixer safely on its...uh...butt?...between rounds of beating without it succumbing to Heisenberg's uncertainty principle while I'm trying to add ingredients. Cleaning is an absolute breeze - just wash the beaters, towel them off and back in their little compartment they go. It's like they're staying at one of those Japanese capsule hotels - adorable! Its kitchen footprint - or lack thereof - really can't be overstated. Well, it can be but it's understated and that's the point. It wasn't so much finding a place for it as, "oh, it can just stay right there" and with limited counter space it's like getting the line block in Tetris just as your head's about to disappear beneath a stack of L- and Z-shaped appliances.Nothing in this world is truly perfect (except for my cheesecake), but this hand-mixer gets 5s all around because we live in an imperfect system and within such a system, this hand-mixer is perfect for me.

I’ve looked at all of the cheap and or expensive hand held tools and this one is definitely the best for price and versatility. The speed is great for all home cooking, it is light and although it has a cord I love the way it handles speed with easy buttons.. truly a one hand tool.