Is the slowest speed a true stir or is it too fast?
2012394
I think it is perfect. Not too slow or fast. Perfect to start without messes.
2012395
It was hard to tell because the on/off/speed switch broke within a couple of weeks. That mixer is a piece of crap.
2012396
It is a true stir. Great for adding in ingredients or starting out. This is my favorite hand mixer. I've always had a KitchebnAid and love it.
2236617
yes, I have purchased and returned many before I found this one simply because they failed to be strong enough regardless of how high I set the speed. I actually find myself using the lower speed more frequently than the higher speed. it woks that good. I suffer from migraines and use it to loosen the tension in my shoulders. Works great really...
1016537
I personally do low intensity with fast motion but I don't step all the way down on the step I only move half the way. I think it makes me go faster and last longer.
867573
yes, the more you push the trigger the faster it goes. It is very easy to control speed. If you wish to go slow it is very easy to control. great product you wont regret buying it!!
1776497
I think this refers to RPM. 60 TO 100 for example. Thickness and kind of material will dictate maximum speed for best results. Slower speed for thicker material, faster speed for thinner material. Also, look up "drill speed."
1912940
I would say yes. It is not as smooth as a true vari-speed dill would be, but you can control the speed with the trigger. Hope this helps.
918281
What I can tell you is that it always starts on the lowest speed which is quite slow. After starting, you can set faster speeds as required.
2134460
I would say about 16-18mph, (Some of the patterns work better at slower speeds than others), either way it is really really cool!
1617313
I have the same problem. The slow speed it way too fast for a cake mix, and normally a "middle" speed is what you use for that. This one can NEVER blend dry ingredients and is way too fast for wet ingredients. When it starts on low speed, the liquids are thrown to the edge of the bowl and whirl around like a tornado! The ingredients hardly touch the beaters because the ingredients are moving way too fast at the outer edges of the bowl.
1844349
I needed to send this one back. The first time I used it it didn't work. It ran at first and quit shortly after I began mixing. Since I used it with the outlet near the sink I did a test and no change. I tried it in different outlets but that didn't make a difference. Not sure of the speed, sorry.
1465322
That is a hard question to answer it is slow but moves along quite fast but not to fast it is made for power more than speed.
918284
Yes, it's very smooth and slow. And, even when you take it all the way to max speed, spatter is minimal with the wire beater design. Of course, if you lift it at high speed it's going to fly everywere! But, to your question, smooth start is very slow and smooth.
1211378
Hello, I need a motor to move slow. How slow would it rotate on the slowest speed? Thanks
48162
It's lowest speed is a bit too high in my opinion. With the ingredients you mention, you'll have a bit of a mess potentially.
663950
The speed button is pushed forward and backwards. It does mix at a high speed even on low. It makes quick work on making egg whites into meringue, but can get messy with liquids. I have had the mixers for a few years and it still works great.
1341237
You cannot control the paddle speed. I found that longer time churning could lead to some ice crystals. Other factors were the amount of fat or adding egg yolks to decrease ice crystals.
848095
Yes it is. Simply start-stop in short spurts rather than leaving it to blend on it's own.