What is the watts of the mixer?
482108
It's 400 Watts but it feels like more. It's perfectly capable of making bread dough or whip egg whites to perfection in few minutes. It has plenty of power. I also own the Bosch Universal Plus but it is too large unles you are making large batches of bread dough which I do when I bake to freeze it. I love and prefer the Compact machine for my everyday baking.
482109
I believe it's 400. You might try an internet search to be sure. The Universal has more watts, than the compact one that I have (and like a lot!).
482110
I just checked my mixer (Bosch Compact mum4405)... 400 watts is correct and I agree with the other reviewers. This is plenty of power. I like the compact machine much better than my previous cast iron mixer which was very heavy (and less powerful). The Bosch fits well inside my kitchen cabinet and it's easy to lift and to set up. I bake more often now and have reclaimed much needed space in my pantry, which was the only place where my previous mixer would fit.
482111
400 Wattsw. I've had mine for 6 years. It has had a lot of use. I make at least 2 batches of bread a week. I've not had any problems with it at all. It's a good enough mixer that I bought one for a gift this year for our son.
482112
It has a 450 Watt rating. Got this info from the machine label and from the manual.
1083145
Hi Fay, I checked my mixer and this is what I found. 0.6A, 120V AC, 60Hz. If this doesn't help here is the phone number for KitchenAid in the USA 1-800-541-8390. Hope I was of some help... Jean
1060053
Don't know the watts, but the sound is not great. We use it for the kids TV, so it's not an issue, but if quality sound is important to you, this model will probably not work that well.
1015104
I hope you haven't bought this piece of junk. It doesn't matter how many watts it is. See my review (JG) from 12/31/12. I sent mine back.
1584947
250 watts according to my directions book. You will love it. I use mine every day! Jerry
1574446
550 Watts. I considered the Ninja but it was too large for our counter space. I chop Ice and some food processing with this blender, besides making protein shakes(fruit, powder, ice and liquid every day since I bought it. I love the locking feature so the blender does not move when being blended. I am extremely happy with the one I purchased.
440989
The mixer uses an external power supply (like the kind used for laptops, electric razors, etc), however, unlike those units, the Behringer power supply that I have is for 110/120 AC only and cannot switch to your voltage. You have a couple of options: Behringer provides a power supply that works with your voltage (part # MXEU4) that the supply with units sold in Europe. You can also get a power converter that will convert 230 V to 110/120 - shops catering to your country's foreign travellers will have them.
1097236
Not sure how many watts, but sounds great. Use it by the pool, purchased a second one for my office and take it with me when I travel.
1115387
The only thing I could find in the manual, or on the box, is "Volts: 120 A.C. Only. Hertz: 60". Nothing about wattage. I did go back & read older questions. Someone called KitchenAid & found out it was 145 watts.
1604193
The motor draws 3.2 amps or around 380 to 400 watts. Less than what home style kitchen aids draw, however a completely different principle for power. This motor runs at full capacity all the time, whereas the home mixers only run at full power on the highest speed. This gets its power through a transmission.
630367
The label on the blender says 250 Watts.This beast has easily handled everything I have thrown at it - very satisfied
255764
The label says "max 500w" "120v ac 60HZ" I purchased it as a hand mixer, simple mixing that does not require my large one, but my whisk is insufficient. Hope this helps.
1774083
It doesn't say how many watts, I can't find that info anywhere on the booklet or on the mixer. However, watts = amps x volts so with that info on the mixer, it has 216 watts. (120 amps x 1.8 volts). I have not used this mixer yet, so I have not written a review but it comes with regular beaters, a whisk, and dough hooks which all fit in the case. When my new kitchen is finally finished, I will use it and write a review. I have always had good luck with Hamilton Beach products, though, and they are reasonably priced. Someone wrote that it is hard to get the beaters out. You have to push the speed button down into the machine and they come right out. It doesn't say how many watts, I can't find that info anywhere on the booklet or on the mixer. However, watts = amps x volts so with that info on the mixer, it has 216 watts. (120 amps x 1.8 volts). I have not used this mixer yet, so I have not written a review but it comes with regular beaters, a whisk, and dough hooks which all fit in the case. When my new kitchen is finally finished, I will use it and write a review. I have always had good luck with Hamilton Beach products, though, and they are reasonably priced. Someone wrote that it is hard to get the beaters out. You have to push the... » Read More It doesn't say how many watts, I can't find that info anywhere on the booklet or on the mixer. However, watts = amps x volts so with that info on the mixer, it has 216 watts. (120 amps x 1.8 volts). I have not used this mixer yet, so I have not written a review but it comes with regular beaters, a whisk, and dough hooks which all fit in the case. When my new kitchen is finally finished, I will use it and write a review. I have always had good luck with Hamilton Beach products, though, and they are reasonably priced. Someone wrote that it is hard to get the beaters out. You have to push the speed button down into the machine and they come right out. « Show Less
2271218
Hello, it is 720 watts (6amp). I do not use it a lot, but everytime I needed it performed greatly. Cheers!
487934
I don't know the wattage, but I have done hot dogs, hamburgers & BBQ chicken on it. I love it.
630368
The label on the blender says 250 Watts. This beast has easily handled everything I have thrown at it - very satisfied
634354
I am not sure. you would need to check your electric voltages in your country. I am not an expert at this stuff and do not want to ruin the mixer! I suggest you contact a authority on voltage and eletricticity . Let them know what you are seeking to purchase and then ask them the same question you just asked me. sorry that I could not be more of a help. Good-Luck