Power Advantage Plus 9-Speed Hand Mixer, 220W Motor, Electric Mixer with Dishwasher-Safe Beaters, Storage Case, HM-90BCS, Brushed Chrome

We're very happy with this mixer. It's very powerful and makes quick work of kitchen tasks. Easy clean up and great storage with the connecting container. Looks great, too!!

What an amazing blender. Everything stores in one container! After burning up 2 blenders before this, I love the quality it’s a good value for what you would have in replacing units. Mixes great smooth cakes. Love the sstainless finish xx

This Cuisinart handheld mixer is excellent! The 9 speeds give me great control for everything from whipping cream to mixing thicker batters, and it has plenty of power. I love that it comes with a storage case to keep all the attachments organized—such a smart design. It’s easy to use, easy to clean, and feels very durable. A reliable mixer that makes baking so much easier. Highly recommend!

Awesome hand mixer, lots of power throughout all variable speeds, tidy self-storage design.

High-quality mixer with a nice variety of attachments, and the storage container is handy and attractively designed. But as other reviewers mentioned, the mixer is disconcertingly loud—more and more so as you increase the speed—and when you first turn it on, the beaters spin very fast for a second, before settling into the initial "1" mode (I've learned not to place the beaters in a bowl with ingredients such as flour or a liquid until the mixer slows down into that 1 setting).

CUISINART MIXER IS THE BEST HAND MIXER I EVER OWN, I MEAN SIMILAR 9 SPEED K. AID MIXER CAN COME CLOSE. I ordered 4 different 1 supposedly best on the market and one one voted 4.8 and rubber on the beaters was coming off while u were mixing and if you did not pay attention you were baking cake with little pcs of rubber. Disaster! But CUISINART is absolute the best brand on the market and strongest HAND MIXER I EVER HAD!

We purchased one of these mixers in in brushed silver/chrome on April 24th, 2016, ($79.99 then) and it has always worked perfectly. It is used for cakes, cookies, breads, potatoes, etc - usually once or twice a week. It never had a problem until recently, when the plastic push button on the top cracked into 3 sections and dropped inside the case. I also noted the cord is worn, with the outer plastic covering coming off the wiring at the base of the mixer. So figured it is time for a new one. Since color didn't matter, we opted for one in white at $59, vs $99 for another brushed silver/chrome model. ($20 price increase in 9 years). While waiting for the new one, I started thinking about possibly repairing the old one. The re-wiring wouldn't be a problem, but the button looked like a potential issue. An on line check found a video showing a reviewer taking the mixer apart for a comprehensive review of the components , and was very helpful. BUT, it described the electronic design and components as fairly cheap, with a number of shortcuts taken in motor and circuit design. Not very encouraging, but then, it had lasted 9 years, so I plunged ahead. Surprise! When I got my 9 year old mixer apart, everything was in the same place as the video of the newest version - same model number - but the old version components were much more robust, and had more elaborate circuit designs than the video of the newest version. In fact, all the concerns listed in the video review were completely absent in the old mixer. More sophisticated electronic circuitry design, apparently different motor, more robust appearing beater ejection mechanism, etc. It was so much more impressive than the video review of the latest version, that I resolved to keep the old one working, reserving the new one as a spare. (If in 9 years the contents had been cut so much while the price went up $20, a spare mixer at today's prices seems reasonable.) I haven't opened the new mixer to see if the insides match the video review of newer versions because of warranty concerns. Cuisinart REALLY doesn't want you inside. Four plastic plugs have to be drilled out to get to the assembly screws, making it obvious the mixer case has been "user opened". After blowing out all the flour and dry ingredients from inside the old mixer housing and gears, the rewiring was easy, and the swivel mechanism for the cord in both models is a very nice feature. The original instructions didn't describe the action of the cord mechanism. It will swivel freely unless you force it to click into a locked position at either the right or left side - handy! The button repair consisted of super gluing the 3 chunks back in place, wrapping the outside of the button with a thin layer of HVAC metal tape, and using either 2 part epoxy or a mix of super glue/styrofoam beading (youtube trick) in the void spaces on the back side of the button. Seems pretty strong, at least for now. Re-assembly was prolonged, as some of the wiring ribbon cable and the beater mechanism could only be re-assembled one way - with a circuit board going through a slit in the middle of the ribbon cable by the beater ejection mechanism! (If you ever do this disassembly, take pictures first!!) But eventually it was done, and has been happily mixing cookies and cakes to this date. If the button on the old mixer fails in the future, I might just swap in the button from the latest version (Identical case and controls on both versions). But if it fails electronically or mechanically, it is old enough that I will just use the new dumbed down version. The trend these days seems to be disposal after boredom or minor issues occur, in everything from cars and phones to jobs and relationships, and doesn't seem to be reversible, so....

Love the beaters. Less food stuck on them and so much faster than my 25 year old other hand mixer. Makes cooking much easier. I haven't had a chance to use the whisk or dough attachments. I'm satisfied with the ease of clean up and compact storage ability.

I read several reviews for this mixer both good and bad but decided to order it anyway. I live in Canada and they don't carry this model here so I ordered it without being able to check it out. The storage case clips in and out without any problem but the cord takes up most of the room in the case so the accessories have to go somewhere else which is no big deal to me. The fast start and then slow down is not a problem, it is not any louder than any other mixer and it is not too heavy like I read in the reviews. It has plenty of power for cakes, cookies and muffins. I have not tried the dough hooks for bread yet but probably will be fine. I like the digital speed control with the up down buttons instead of the old slide switch. Although I haven't had it very long I can recommend this mixer to replace any old hand mixer you may be using. Time will tell how long it lasts but for now I really like this mixer with the storage case and stand. It came on time and nicely packaged by Amazon.

Looks like a nice product cannot be used in the UK. Purchased on amazon.co.uk in the uk. What is the point of selling a US wired produce without warning people???

I bought this for a gift to be used in the UK, and when my daughter went to use it it had a USA plug, she used an adapter and it blew up.

Me encanto y me ha sido muy util

Adorei!! Produto excelente, potente e bem acabado. A entrega também foi bem rápida.