Vospeed Stand Mixer, 4.5L+5L Bowls 8-speed 1000W Tilt-Head Food Mixer, Kitchen Electric Mixer with Dough Hook, Whisk, Beater, Splash Guard (Red)

Delivered next day after purchasing, nicely packed.I bought it because I struggled to make the dough in my Kenwood KMix which I owe for the last 1.5 years and that is the reason for not use it at all. It was just in my kitchen, making me a bit nervous.😂Week ago I even bought a new dough tool originally for Kenwood Chef but my friend made it fit for KMix. With the new adjusted tool dough in KMix was just a bit easier to make. But not perfect at all.Then I was checking and looking other stand mixers, reading reviews and watching the videos online.My good feeling stayed with Vospeed mixer, and, I was right!It took me just a few minutes to make a perfect dough, mixer done it all, there was no need to scrape the flour of the bowl sides. Amazing!First impression was that Vospeed is too light, but legs would stick to the surface and they are not moving.Quality of mixer is cute, plastic body and you would think, oh, was thet a good buy, but after I’ve started with making the dough I was shocked how fast it happened, dough is not too soft not too hard, just right. First look at it makes you think that it is average but it’s great and very cleverly made machine.Dough is in the fridge for pizza tomorrow and it’s already risen a little bit which will be fine overnight and part of the day tomorrow. Just put it in fridge right after you make it.I am amazed!Will do the videos these days.

Have wanted a standing mixer for a very long time. Have just made a chocolate fudge cake. It mixes with ease. Very nice to use-no complaints as yet. Bought the blue and it's beautiful.Double mixing bowl included so you get 2 for 1. I wouldn't say it's overly noisy at all. Very easy to add ingredients as you go although I do cover the opening on the cover with a tea towel so there are no splashes.For the price you can't go wrong.

September 2024 addendum:I no longer have my mixer.It worked great, until it didn't.Went to make some butter, but as soon as the speed was set above 5 it spluttered a bit and died.Getting a refund or a replacement was fruitless. The company insisted I return it at my own expense under warranty.It was less than 6months old at this time.Eventually, after some months, I took it to my local parcel delivery company and got it returned foc.However, my refund went to the bank account I had been using when I bought the appliance, not the bank I advised them that I am using now.So I lost my mixer and my money.I have since bought another this time Turkish made stand mixer, on Amazon, my third in as many years, that so far appears to be superior in every respect to this one.Here's hoping 3rd time is the charm.A good looking, no nonsense mixer. Matches the black polycarbonate wall panel decor in my kitchen.I bought this to facilitate the covid lockdown, bread making habit, that I have developed lately.It is on its limit with a 1kg mix in the bowl ie 750g of wholewheat flour and 65% hydration. 1.3kg all ingredients in the bowl. A 3lb-ish family sized loaf.After 5 minutes, at that load, the top of the mixer becomes hot.The instruction manual says do not exceed 1kg in the mixing bowl. I did, and came away unscathed, to mix another day.Using the intructions in the centre pages of the operators manual; 30seconds speed on 1, etc, at first I was concerned that some flour was being left on the floor of the bowl.After a minute or two though, the dough comes together, every drop of flour mixed into the dough.I did make one novice mistake perhaps worth sharing: deciding to leave adding oil & honey to the mix until after the dough had developed sufficient body & glutin, when I poured my olive oil into the bowl things went a bit crazy.I had not attached the clear cover onto the bowl, the mixer was sitting on my wooden chopping board.The dough immediately detached from the mixing bowl, as the oil lubricated everything.Speeding up substantially, with no friction, in best comical fashion, oil & bits of dough began to eject from the bowl, the mixer began wildly oscillating on the chopping board, with the contents of the bowl out of balance.I stopped the mixer, fitted the clear bowl guard, put the mixer down on the worktop where the suction cup feet of the mixer took hold.Restarted, and calm was restored, after those brief moments of calamity, mild panic, & comedy gold.Other than that, the brushed stainless steel inside of the mixing bowl is quickly & easily cleaned under the tap after use.The chrome polished exterior buffs up with a dampened soft cloth, as does the body of the mixer.The tool attachment also rinsed clean under the tap, no effort required.The nylon spatula I did not know I needed, but now I wouldn't be without. An excellent utility addition to the set.The egg yolk separator I doubt if I'll ever use, as I tend to use whole eggs in all of my cooking, but a handy addition for folk who will.I don't make cakes or puddings, being a reformed type2 diabetic in remission, but I may be tempted to do some baking with my godson and grandkids when I have them over. The beater and whisk attachments may come out of the drawer and see service then.They appear to me to be of excellent quality, and if the dough mixer is to go by, very good non stick.As a novice breadmaker, this mixer is exactly what I wanted when I bought it.

It's lighter than I thought therefore easy to move . Size is perfect for my work top , love the colour .Have never had one before so hard to compare. Mixes very nicely , power good, easy to use , noise not bad . Worth the money , I'm very happy

It’s very good and easy to clean 🤙🤙🤙

This mixer looks the part and if you are using the spade or whisk attachments it’s bang on. However if you then use the dough hook to make something as simple as a 1lb loaf.... Have you ever seen the scene in UP when the old fella gets out of bed? That’s this mixer and me. It really struggles. A wee bit like “maybe I will, maybe I won’t. I might burn out but then maybe not” For the wattage it should easily manage the demand of dough. It also struggles with a simple doughnut batter. Again this is with the dough hook.The casing is plastic but the supplied bowls are spot on.As a starter unit it would be a good starting point before spending £300 plus on a Kitchen Aid but then again if you could afford it I would recommend going straight there.

Great mixer, great price.Does everything I need.

It looks good and there is a few recipes in the instructions that I may try