LILPARTNER Electric Hand Mixer 450W With Accessories

Happy with the purchase so far. Holder is nice and has worked well so far!!

When my Kitchenaid stand mixer broke I was not anxious to replace it until I could try to repair it. I bought this mixer as a temporary fix and have found it can do many of the same tasks as the large one. I have used it to mix, stir, and make meringue. Versitile withe whisk , kneading and stirring attachments, unlike the kitchenaid, it is light and takes up very little space while being quiet and performing with ease.

It works so it’s good for the price. Good power. The only thing is that the beaters do not fit into the unit well, and it feels like sooner or later they will not stay in at all. I’ve used it several times and so far so good.

I find the Hand Mixer Electric with its 450W power and multiple speeds to be quite handy for basic kitchen tasks. The scale cup storage case is a nice touch for keeping things organized. It handles most mixing jobs well, although it can struggle a bit with thicker batters. The turbo boost feature is useful, but the overall build feels a bit lightweight. It’s a decent mixer for everyday use, but it might not be the best choice for heavy-duty mixing. Overall, a good value for the price.

I purchased this mixer in October and have now had the opportunity to use it several times.
It is not heavy (bonus for my arthritic hands) and the power settings are more than adequate, it has a boost button to increase the power for short bursts, although I have not found it necessary as settings No 1 & 2 have been quite sufficient for my needs.
The mixing attachments are extremely easy to use, simply push into the slots underneath until you hear a click, to remove, simply press the large release button on top at the front of the handle. The whisk accessories work very well for cake mixes and the balloon whisk is great for mixing Yorkshire Pudding batter, quick, easy and no lumps. I haven’t used the dough attachment yet, I am not sure if I ever will as I have a bread machine which does that job for me but I would assume they would be adequate for such a task.
The plastic container into which all the accessories fit neatly for storage, has a very useful measuring scale on the side for wet or dry ingredients.
I would not recommend anyone try mixing in it though as it is the wrong shape for such shenanigans, anyone doing so could end up wearing the contents, just use a round bowl as normal, less chance of having to clean the entire kitchen 🙂
Once finished with the mixer and all attachments have been laid neatly inside the measuring container the electric cord can be neatly folded to fit inside and the mixer placed on top, there is a small cut out at one end to accommodate the cable where it is attached to the mixer body, when satisfied all has been tucked away tidily the mixer can be stored until its next use.
Overall I am extremely happy with my purchase, it is reasonably lightweight, easy to operate, ample speed settings, accessories are stored inside the measuring dish, mixer sits on top and takes up minimal storage space.
Happy to recommend this mixer to other buyers.

I make 4 large loaves of 100% bread at a time and have burnt out two highly respected large mixers over the years as well as one hand beater I used by default for just the beginning stages of mixing dough. The first big mixer lasted for a long time, handling well uses it’s manufacturer said it could. It was a work horse, but nothing lasts forever. The second one was much shorter lived, and I learned that newer models just aren’t as sturdy as the older ones. So I didn’t want to invest in another expensive machine that isn’t built to last anyway.
I bought this beater recently because it claimed to have a turbo feature with its motor, offered bread hooks and other attachments and was WAY less expensive than the big mixers. I thought if I burned this one out I could replace it 8 times before I caught up with the higher costs for the big ones. Besides I didn’t want to haul out a monster machine for small mixing needs.
The first time I used this beater I knew I’d found a solution. The dough was amazingly smooth and elastic. The engine didn’t labor at all. I only had to knead in a little flour at the end rather than many cups needed, of course, with the hand beater. The turbo feature engaged more power, and the mixer easily handled the dough. It also has a measuring cup/clear plastic base to store attachments in and can be stored on a cabinet shelf instead of taking up limited counter space. It’s a winner.