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7 Best Hand Mixers for 2023

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1

Best Overall Hand Mixer

Breville Handy Mix Scraper

1

Best Overall Hand Mixer

Breville Handy Mix Scraper

$150 at Amazon$150 at Sur la Table$208 at Walmart

Credit: Breville
Pros
Cons

Breville’s hand mixer got top scores in our testing, excelling at whipping egg whites, beating cake batter, mixing oatmeal cookie dough and kneading bread dough. This nine-speed model is able to recognize which attachment you’ve inserted (beaters, dough hooks or whisks) and automatically adjust its speed to match each task. The beaters have a silicone coating to help prevent scratches and the loud clanking that’s sometimes caused by beaters hitting the sides of the bowl. Plus, it has a light that turns on while beating to help you see into the bowl to ensure everything is incorporated. It's a bit pricey, but the extra features and attachments make it worth the splurge.

Weight4 pounds
Dimensions 3.5" x 8.5" x 10.25"
Number of speed settings9
Wattage 240 watts
Included attachmentsSilicone-coated beaters, dough hooks and whisks
Storage Snap-on case

2

Best Value Hand Mixer

Hamilton Beach 6-Speed Electric Hand Mixer

2

Best Value Hand Mixer

Hamilton Beach 6-Speed Electric Hand Mixer

$26 at Amazon$32 at Walmart

Credit: Hamilton Beach
Pros
Cons

Amazon reviewers have been raving about this budget-friendly hand mixer that has a convenient snap-on case to neatly store its two beaters and whisk with the mixer, instead of loose in a separate drawer. Although we haven’t tested this model in the Lab, it has more than 31,000 reviews. The mixer comes with six speed settings, though many reviewers noted there isn’t a low speed, so it can be difficult to start off gently or slowly mix flour into a batter.

Weight2.86 pounds
Dimensions 5.7" x 8.3" x 9.2"
Number of speed settings6
Wattage 250 watts
Included attachments Beaters and a whisk
Storage Snap-on case

3

Best Hand Mixer for Easy Cleaning

Braun MultiMix 5 Hand Mixer

3

Best Hand Mixer for Easy Cleaning

Braun MultiMix 5 Hand Mixer

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$67 at Amazon$86 at Walmart$76 at Wayfair

Credit: Braun
Pros
Cons

Whether you’re new to baking or a seasoned pro, the Braun MultiMix 5 is a versatile option, with nine speed settings and a rotating dial so you can easily swap between incorporating flour into a batter or folding nuts into a dough. It aced our egg white whipping test and our cookie dough test, so you can use it for delicate and heavy baked goods alike. It has only two whisks and two dough hooks, but the manufacturer says its whisks are "multi-use" — they can act as both beaters and whisks. They're easier to clean, too, because the whisks' tines are wider and more spread out than typical beaters. Plus, all of the attachments are dishwasher safe, should you choose to go that route. A storage pouch is included to keep them together. It does only come in black, though.

Weight2.2 pounds
Dimensions8.3" x 3" x 8.7"
Number of speed settings 9
Wattage350 watts
Included attachments Multi-use whisks and dough hooks
Storage Drawstring bag

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4

Most Versatile Hand Mixer

Cuisinart Power Advantage PLUS 9-Speed Hand Mixer

4

Most Versatile Hand Mixer

Cuisinart Power Advantage PLUS 9-Speed Hand Mixer

$87 at Walmart$80 at Home Depot$80 at Sur la Table

Credit: Cuisinart
Pros
Cons

This top-tested model from Cuisinart had great results in our Lab testing, receiving a perfect score for mixing oatmeal cookie dough and an almost perfect score for whipping cream. It comes with two beaters, a whisk, two dough hooks and a spatula, all of which store nicely in a snap-on container.

This mixer has nine speeds, including three low-start speeds that help prevent splattering, and a cord that swivels so the mixer can easily be used by right- or left-handed consumers. Note: In our testing, we did have to scrape down the bowl regularly to help mix the cake batter.

Weight4 pounds
Dimensions 8.46" x 3.94" x 8.94"
Number of speed settings 9
Wattage 220 watts
Included attachments Beaters, dough hooks, a whisk and a scraper
Storage Snap-on case

5

Fastest Hand Mixer

Oster Hand Mixer With HeatSoft Technology

5

Fastest Hand Mixer

Oster Hand Mixer With HeatSoft Technology

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$60 at Amazon$60 at Walmart

Credit: Oster
Pros
Cons

If you’re a spur-of-the-moment baker who just can’t wait for ingredients to come to room temperature, this model is a great option. It has a built-in fan that will blow warm air into your mixing bowl to help gently soften cold butter, so there’s no more waiting around for uneven microwaving. In our testing, we found that it was able to soften the butter within one and a half minutes — it usually takes 30 minutes for butter to soften when left out at room temperature. It has seven speed settings and can beat through cookie dough, whip cream and more. It also comes with beaters, dough hooks and a whisk attachment that all fit into a snap-on container. However, take note that all of the attachments are hand-wash only.

Weight4.64 pounds
Dimensions 4.8" x 9.6" x 9.6"
Number of speed settings7
Wattage 270 watts
Included attachments Beaters, dough hooks and a whisk
Storage Snap-on case

6

Best Hand Mixer for Bread Dough

KitchenAid Ultra Power 5-Speed Hand Mixer

6

Best Hand Mixer for Bread Dough

KitchenAid Ultra Power 5-Speed Hand Mixer

$80 at Amazon

Credit: KitchenAid
Pros
Cons

The KitchenAid Ultra Power hand mixer might be small, but it can knead dough as well as a stand mixer, and it whipped cream perfectly in our tests. This hand mixer includes only beater attachments, but they’re dishwasher safe, and the mixer comes in red, blue or yellow to add a nice pop of color to your kitchen. This model has five speeds, and we found its motor to be quieter than other hand mixers we tested. The swivel power cord makes it easy to maneuver left- or right-handed.

Weight2.95 pounds
Dimensions9.3" x 7.5" x 5.6"
Number of speed settings5
WattageNot listed
Included attachments Beaters
Storage None

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7

Best Cordless Hand Mixer

KitchenAid Cordless Hand Mixer

7

Best Cordless Hand Mixer

KitchenAid Cordless Hand Mixer

$100 at Amazon$85 at Home Depot$105 at Walmart

Credit: KitchenAid
Pros
Cons

KitchenAid’s Cordless Hand Mixer is not only an attractive piece of kitchen equipment because of its sleek and rounded design, but it’s also cordless, so you’re not tethered to an outlet and can use the hand mixer wherever you want. Bonus: Since there's no cord, it's great for right- or left-handed users. The manufacturer claims you can make up to four batches of cookies on one charge. There are seven speeds and a convenient soft-start feature, which allows you to gradually work up to your desired speed while reducing splatter. Though we haven’t tested this model yet, according to Amazon reviews, it’s quiet, it holds its charge, and it's lightweight. This model comes with only beater attachments and has no storage container.

Weight2.09 pounds
Dimensions11.69" x 3.54" x 7.56"
Number of speed settings7
Wattage Not listed
Included attachmentsBeaters
Storage None

How we test hand mixers

During our most recent test in the Good Housekeeping Institute Kitchen Appliances & Innovation Lab, we assessed the variety of speeds, the ease of attaching the beaters, the comfort level when holding the hand mixer and how easy it was the use the controls and clean the mixer. We tested 22 hand mixers in the Lab and at home by mixing oatmeal cookie dough, beating yellow cake mix, kneading white bread dough and whipping egg whites and heavy cream.

We also consulted online reviews to see which hand mixers consumers love, in addition to which ones they have difficulty with. When making our picks, we also considered how intuitive each model was to use, as well as ergonomics and any useful features and included attachments.

What to look for when shopping for a hand mixer

✔️Comfort: Since you’ll be holding up the hand mixer for an extended period of time, a heavy mixer can tire your arm out quickly. Look for lighter mixers with a comfortable grip. We suggest shopping in person and lifting and holding the hand mixers on display, if possible.

✔️Accessories: All hand mixers come with detachable beaters, but only some models include other attachments, such as whisks or dough hooks. Although additional attachments do usually increase the price of the model, they give your hand mixer more uses.

✔️Cord vs. cordless: If you’re short on outlets in your kitchen, or if they’re in inconvenient locations, you may want to consider a cordless hand mixer. You do have to remember to charge them regularly, but they allow for ease of use by both right- and left-handed people. If you’d rather not leave your hand mixer on a charger, you can look for a model with a swivel cord so it stays out of the way.

✔️Storage: Extra accessories are nice to have, but they can get lost in drawers easily. Then, before you know it, you only have one beater hanging around. Look for models with storage options, like a bag, to keep all of the pieces together. If you’re looking to save space, some models have snap-on storage cases to house the accessories with the mixer so they’re all in the same place when you need them.

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Why trust Good Housekeeping?

Eva Bleyer is the reviews analyst in the Kitchen Appliances & Innovation Lab, where she tests and writes about kitchen appliances, gear, culinary products and more. At the Good Housekeeping Institute, Eva has tested everything from kitchen scales to ranges to juicers.

Abigail Bailey is the assistant to the general manager of the Good Housekeeping Institute, where she covers a wide range of products, including kitchen gear and home goods. Her family is known to swipe her baked goods when they’re straight out of the oven. She worked closely with the Kitchen Appliances & Innovation Lab to research the ins and outs of hand mixers for this article.

Abigail Bailey

Assistant to the General Manager

In addition to her job as the assistant to the general manager of the Good Housekeeping Institute, Abigail is also currently working toward her master of science in publishing in digital and print media at NYU. Prior to joining GH in 2022, she worked at LSU Press and The Southern Review. In her free time you can find her quilting, knitting, cross-stitching or working on any manner of craft.

Eva Bleyer

Kitchen Appliances & Innovation Lab Reviews Analyst

Eva (she/her) is a reviews analyst in the Kitchen Appliances and Innovation Lab, where she tests kitchen gear, home appliances and culinary innovations. She graduated from NYU with a bachelor of science in food studies, nutrition and public health and is a trained chef through the Natural Gourmet Institute. Eva has more than 10 years of experience in the food industry, working as a food stylist, personal chef and marketing manager.

The Best Hand Mixers of 2023, Tested and Reviewed

Serious Eats / Donna Curie

Straight to the Point

Our favorite hand mixer is the Breville Handy Mix Scraper Hand Mixer, which is powerful and easy to use and even has a built-in timer. We also liked the KitchenAid 9-Speed Digital Hand Mixer. It's more affordable and still performs pretty well.

We rarely recommend hand mixers at Serious Eats. Stella Parks says it best: "There's nothing hand mixers can do specifically that a stand mixer can't."

But stand mixers are expensive, an investment that not all home cooks can make, even if they want to. Hand mixers, on the other hand, are mostly affordable; they're also useful for simple tasks like whipping cream or egg whites and mixing cake batter. Plus, they’re lighter weight and easier to store. 

We tested seven different hand mixers and compared their performance to a stand mixer's to find the very best.

The Winners, at a Glance

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When it comes to hand mixers, you get what you pay for. The Breville was the most expensive of the lot, and with that price came a sturdy machine, sturdy accessories, and good performance.

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There’s a lot about this mixer to like. With its single large whisk it was marginally faster than our top pick at whipping cream, and did a decent job creaming butter and sugar.

The Criteria: What We Look for in a Good Hand Mixer

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Hand Mixers vs. Stand Mixers 

Our favorite stand mixer from KitchenAid.

Serious Eats / Vicky Wasik

A hand mixer is never going to be a substitute for a stand mixer, any more than a toaster oven can do everything a home oven can do. Some people will want a hand mixer and a toaster oven. Others won’t.

Stella explains it well. “Perhaps because of my background in restaurants, I see stand mixers as performing a fundamentally different task and enabling a different style of baking. They allow bakers to work with ratios of sugar to egg or butter to sugar that aren't practical to work with by hand, or with a hand mixer. They also allow bakers to work with larger batch sizes overall.”

Which KitchenAid Stand Mixer Should You Buy? We Compared (Almost) All of Them

Even though she doesn’t like hand mixers in general, she does admit they have their uses, “I don't see hand mixers and stand mixers performing the same task, philosophically. Hand mixers, to me, are convenience devices that make the work we might traditionally do by hand a bit easier, like whipping a French meringue, making mayo, or whipping cream. ”

How We Picked the Products in the Review

To determine which machines we wanted to test, we looked at brands we already know and trust, while taking into account testing and reviews from other reputable publications. 

Why You Should Trust Us

Tests were performed using precise measurements in a controlled environment. Everything was measured, evaluated, tested, and examined without any bias toward brands or models.

The Testing

Test 1: Whipping Cream

Serious Eats / Donna Currie

In this test, I mixed a cup of cream with a tablespoon of granulated sugar and whipped the mixture to soft, medium, and stiff peaks. I checked the cream to see if the sugar was entirely incorporated or if the mixture was gritty. The best models whipped cream to soft peaks in one minute 20 seconds or less, while one of the lower performing models took nearly three minutes.

Whipped Cream Times
 Model Time to Soft Peaks Time to Medium Peaks Time to Stiff Peaks
Runner Up: Breville BHM800SIL Handy Mix Scraper 1:20 1:42 2:11
Hamilton Beach Soft Scrape 2:50 3:10 3:30
Winner: KitchenAid 9- Speed 1:12 1:39 2:00
KitchenAid 5-speed 2:37 2:59 3:41
Cuisinart Power Advantage Plus 9-speed 2:00 2:20 2:40
Braun Multi Mix 9-speed 1:25 1:46 2:04
Black and Decker Helix 1:46 1:57 2:04

Test 2: Making Cookies

Serious Eats / Donna Curie

This test offered multiple scenarios where a mixer could succeed or fail (spectacularly). First, I checked to see if the mixer could cream butter and sugar well. Did it merely mix or did it aerate the ingredients to produce a light and fluffy texture? Then I noted how well the mixer could handle the mixture after adding flour and large chunks of chocolate. Did it slow down or burn out? Finally, I baked the cookies and examined their final texture.

The top models in this test were capable of creaming butter and sugar well (though no hand mixer was able to get the mixture very light and fluffy, as a stand mixer could) and did a good job of mixing big chunks of chocolate into the dough. However, only our top pick from Breville was able to thoroughly scrape down the sides of the bowl, incorporating all of the ingredients, thanks to its rubber-bottomed beaters.

Cookie Performance Rundown
Model How well does it cream the butter and sugar? (From 0-5, 5 = very light and fluffy. ) How does it manage the bigger chunks of chocolate? (From 0-5, 5 = excellent job.) Is the beater scraping the sides and getting everything incorporated? (From 0-5, 5 = mixer scraped sides without issue.)
Winner: Breville BHM800SIL Handy Mix Scraper 4 4 5
Runner Up: Hamilton Beach Soft Scrape 4 3 4
Runner Up: KitchenAid 9-speed 4 3 4
KitchenAid 5-speed 3 2 4
Runner Up: Cuisinart Power Advantage Plus 9-speed 4 3 4
Braun Multi Mix 9-speed 2 3 3
Black and Decker Helix 2 2 3

Test 3: Making Meringue 

Serious Eats / Donna Currie

The final challenge was making Swiss meringue, testing the mixers’ ability to whip the egg whites to stiff peaks. Spoiler alert: None of them succeeded. I looked up troubleshooting instructions online, and I was still unable to get anything beyond soft peaks.

Some of the mixers achieved soft peaks after about five minutes, but then the progress stopped and the volume and texture began to decline. After each failure, I transferred the mixture to the stand mixture to verify that it was the mixer and not the mixture. The stand mixer had no problem getting each mixture to stiff peaks.

User Experience

Ease of Use Ratings
Model Comfort (From 0-5, 5 = most comfortable) Easy to add/remove attachments (From 0-5, 5 = very easy) Can it stand up on its own? (Yes/No) Easy to store (From 0-5, 5 = very easy) Noise level measured in decibels
Winner: Breville BHM800SIL Handy Mix Scraper Hand Mixer, Silver 4 5 yes 5 90-105
Hamilton Beach 3 3 yes 5 90-95
Runner Up: KitchenAid 9-Speed 4 4 yes 4 70-75
KitchenAid 5-speed 4 3 yes 3 95-102
Cuisinart Power Advantage Plus 9-speed 4 4 yes 3 94-98 with whining sound
Braun Multi Mix 9-speed 0 4 yes 4 95-107 with squealing sound
Black and Decker Helix 4 3 yes 5 95-105 high-pitched sound

I assessed each hand mixer for how easy and comfortable it was to use while also taking into consideration whether they were easy to store. Our top two picks outperformed all their competitors, especially the Braun and Black and Decker mixers, which both produced loud, irritating sounds while operating.

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What we liked: If you compare the charts above, you'll see that the Breville blew away most of the competition, whipping cream and creaming butter and sugar with ease. Along with great power, the mixer has a few other features that make it stand out from the crowd. First, it has a light that shines into the mixing bowl. While my kitchen is well lit, the focused light is nice. Second, and probably my favorite feature, is the pause button. It let me stop the mixer to check progress, and then it restarted at the same speed, but with a soft start. Third, it has a timer, so I could see how much time had elapsed. Fourth, it comes with a case for easily storing its attachments. Finally, the mixer has sturdy wires on the beaters with soft scrape bottoms for less noise and better bowl scraping.

What we didn’t like: This was the second-heaviest mixer of the bunch, despite its compact size. When attempting Swiss meringue, this never got further than soft peaks.

Price at time of publish: $150.

Key Specs

Serious Eats / Donna Currie

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What we liked: A solid performer, this KitchenAid model did a great job with whipped cream and a decent job with cookie dough. It comes with a storage pouch instead of a case, which will save a little bit of space. Along with the usual accessories, it came with a frother that worked well to create a frothy hot chocolate. It was also the quietest of the bunch, measuring at just 70-75 decibels.

What we didn’t like: When attempting Swiss meringue, the mixer could only produce a thick goo. While making cookies, it bucked a little when it encountered large chocolate chunks.

Price at time of publish: $80.

Key Specs

Serious Eats / Donna Currie

The Competition

FAQs

What's the quietest hand mixer?

In our tests, the KitchenAid 9-speed hand mixer was the quietest mixer.

What's the difference between a hand mixer and a hand blender?

Hand mixers are great for whipping cream, mixing cake batter, and similar tasks, while a hand blender is, well, a blender, but without a base or jar. It’s used for blending soups right in a pot, for blending refried beans, and for making mayonnaise or emulsifying salad dressings.  You can read our review of the best hand blenders (also called immersion blenders) here.

What's the difference between a hand mixer and a stand mixer?

A stand mixer is a countertop appliance that’s heavy and powerful. It can knead bread and mix dense cookie dough, and it can also whip egg whites and cream. A hand mixer is small, lightweight, and easier to store. It can do some of the same things as a stand mixer, but won’t hold up to the most heavy duty tasks.

Can I use a whisk instead of a hand mixer?

For certain applications, like whipping whipped cream, a balloon whisk can absolutely be used instead of a hand mixer. For others, like creaming together butter and sugar for cakes or cookies, you really want the power a hand mixer or stand mixer offers.

This Is the Best Stand Mixer You Can Buy

Mixers 800 watts - owner reviews.

Advantages:

An interesting design is that it has a metal support, and the “head” itself is black. It looks beautiful and more interesting than when everything is in one color.

A bowl in metal is the best choice, I advise everyone who doubts whether it is worth overpaying for this in comparison with plastic bowls. She is indestructible and safe.

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the hand mixer was a compromise, as it is cheaper and takes up less space, while it also has several attachments and is quite powerful. I like the handle, it provides excellent "grip" to the hand, so it's easier to hold.

Advantages:

Powerful, solid (reliable strong stand, nozzles are also well made)

Drawbacks:

As they wrote before - redundancy, if you are not an amateur confectioner.

Comment:

It stimulates more baking and cooking some unusual dishes with creams, so it’s a real benefit)

Advantages:

For a standard oversized mixer, this really opened up new things for me))

Drawbacks:

No, it's done well.

Comment:

Compact, fast, strong. Everything you need from a hand mixer)

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A wonderful mixer, you can quickly switch the speed from above with one finger, the handle is comfortable to grab.

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I understand why this mixer has so many reviews, and positive ones. This is the most balanced mixer in terms of power, variety of functions and design. I have been using it since autumn, it never ceases to amaze me.

Advantages:

cute little one with two beater changes - enough for any food, even use for batter. thick cannot be kneaded.

Drawbacks:

No

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control is elementary, only two buttons. easy to work with.

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Such a large mixer is needed if you are constantly baking something or making whipped sauces, otherwise it is probably overkill.
But it works great)

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I decided to do a little pastry business at home last year, and a planetary mixer with such a metal bowl is just the perfect helper.

Advantages:

Such a huge bowl, there you can knead the dough for anything!

Weaknesses:

No. Even the price for functionality and styling and quality is acceptable.

Comment:

Great mixer!

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