Mixer stands up, and the cord wraps for compact, tangle-free storage
Customer Reviews:
best mixer 
Prior to this mixer I had used one that had been passed down from my parents. Although you can’t go wrong with a mixer, I like that this mixer has different heads which you can switch out depending on what you are mixing. I recommend this mixer.
Portable mixer
Mixer has several beaters, comes in it’s own case and rests om the counter top. Very pleased, thanks
Niffty little Mixer
This is a really niffty little mixer - great for what it is intended to be used for. I especially love the storage unit that is attached to it - no more mis-placed beaters!! (Which is why I needed to buy a new one) Yeah!!! 
Caron Mittler
Hamilton Beach Hand Mixer 
Very powerful although a little louder than my old mixer. Good feature is the snap on case that stores the cord and the beaters and keeps everything together when not in use. Works just fine.
no low speed 
I bought this mixer because I loved the attachable case to hold all of the accessories and the price was right. It seemed to have a lot of power for mixing thick cookie dough. All of these qualities are wonderful and have proven their worth. But I forgot a very important issue until I actually used the mixer—the lowest speed is too high for the initial folding-together of ingredients. Flour and everything else is immediately airborne. Think about the initial speed of your Kitchenaid stand mixer–very slow, right? I find that the slow speed is just as important as the powerful, faster speeds. I suffered with this mixer for a couple of years until I just couldn’t take it anymore, then went out and bought a Kitchenaid Professional 9. No accessory case but my dough stays in the bowl until I pour it.
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10 31st, 2008| 
