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Question: What is the difference in power between kitchenaid "ultra power 5" and "6speed"?
Document: I chose this rating because I have had my ultra power 5 kitchen aid mixer for 5 years and it's still going strong. I absolutely love it. Between cakes n mashed potatoes I couldn't be without it. Not sure why it's not working for others.
I had a black and decker hand mixer that broke after 18 years of use. I researched and the kitchen aid 5 speed ultra power was the best for the money. BE AWARE that it appears Kitchen Aid is phasing this model out for the the more expensive 7 speed model. The 7 speed model does not come with the dough hooks and you have to buy them separately for $14.99. I agree with other writers that this model is not speedy but it gets the job done!!!
I was looking for a QUIET, EFFICIENT, LIGHTWEIGHT hand mixer. The Kitchen Aid 5-Speed Ultra Power Hand Mixer meets all of these requirements. I primarily use the mixer for lightweight mixing, such as for whipping heavy cream and making gravy, so I cannot give an opinion on how it performs for bread dough or other heavy mixing. However, I use my Kitchen Aid stand alone mixer for the heavy work. I believe I made an excellent purchase of a high quality product.
Bought the KitchenAid Ultra Power hand mixer expecting the usual KitchenAid quality, but am sadly, extremely disappointed in it. It is less powerful than any other hand mixer I've owned (including cheap store brands). Not only is it not powerful, but the degree of power between the lowest to highest settings varies negligibly. I was also disappointed in the effectiveness of the beaters.
I replaced my Cuisinart 5 speed with this KitchenAid, I am extremely disappointed in its performance. It doesn't have half the power of the Cuisinart in my opinion, yes it doesn't start off so fast that it throws stuff out of the mixing bowl, but that's because it just doesn't have the power to do that anyway on any speed. I thought my first experience may have been deceptive since it was a thick batter, but when I mixed a thinner batter, the results were the same, no power.
Could you make mixer even slower. I guess not. It cannot raise even egg-nog. It is painfully slow. I understand that has only five speeds and there other more advanced models. But does car that has four speed transmission has mas speed 40 m/h?WHere is "Ultra - Power"? What actually they meant by this?Stay away from this mixer.
I have owned this hand mixer for almost 8 years now, and in general I am satisfied with it. Like others have said, there is not much difference in power between the lowest and highest settings. My biggest complaint is that it came with one set of thin wire beaters. These work fine for most jobs, but the thin beaters combined with the low power are a problem when it comes to whipping egg whites. This is so frustrating! I have to save my old mixer just for this one job.
I have ordered and seen both the turbo-powered and non-turbo-powered beaters, from the 3-speed model and the 5-speed model. The only difference is that the turbo powered beaters are straighter from shaft to end, and the non-turbo beaters are slightly curved.The marketing and engineering departments must have gotten together to devise this scheme, which is quite silly.The turbo beaters are &#34;faster&#34; because they are not as curved.
I hear some people having problems with speed 1 being the same as speed 5. Heres the thing, this product is smarter than a 1950's hand mixer. Instead of burning out the motor because your an idiot using speed 5 with cookie dough, it'll self protect and stay lower. The instruction manual clearly states which speed to use with which item you are baking. If you go above that, well then you should expect problems. Heres the difference between this, and my hand mixer from 1978.
There is no rhyme or reason to it---it happens randomly on slow and fast speends, with thin and thick batters. This is really annoying, messy sometimes, and time-consuming.2. The difference between speed 1 and speed 5 is basically non-existent.3. One o the beaters broke last week. So Ive had this for 6 months, and am already searching for replacement parts. So far, with shipping included, the part alone is around $15. FOR ONE BEATER.
Answer: I love my Kitchenaid ultra power 5 and 6 speed and my daughter did also. So I gave her that one and bought the 7 speed for myself. I like it just as well as the 6speed, not much difference just a tiny bit faster on the 7speed. Hope this helps you. I am a senior citizen and have limited storage and this mixer meets all my needs.