Dash Everyday Stand Mixer

I recently bought the Dash Stand Mixer in Aqua, and it’s been great for my baking and cooking. The 6-speed settings give me perfect control for everything from light whipped cream to thick cookie dough, and the 3-quart stainless steel bowl is just the right size for everyday use.What I love most:Powerful but compact—fits easily on my counter without taking up too much space.Easy to clean—the bowl and attachments are dishwasher-safe.Versatile—I’ve used it for dressings, frosting, meringues, and even bread dough (the dough hooks work great!).Cute retro design—the Aqua color brightens up my kitchen.The only small downside? If you’re mixing very thick dough for long periods, it can get a little warm, but for everyday baking, it’s fantastic.Perfect for: Home bakers who want an affordable, stylish, and functional stand mixer without the giant size or price tag of heavy-duty models. Highly recommend!

Okay, so I DID end up returning this Mixer, but hear me out! It wasn't because it was a bad product, it was just a little too small for the HUGE batches of cookies I like to make for, like, the whole neighborhood. That said, this mixer is seriously ADORABLE and feels super well-made for the price.Here's what I LOVED about it:Compact & Cute: Seriously, it's tiny! Perfect if you have limited counter space. The bright color (I got the aqua) was a total bonus.Powerful Enough: It handled some pretty thick cookie dough (before I realized I needed a bigger bowl!) without struggling. All 6 speeds seemed to work well.Lightweight: Easy to move around, which is a big plus for me.Easy to Clean: The bowl and attachments are all dishwasher safe, which is a HUGE time-saver.The 3 Quart Bowl is Sturdy: I was genuinely surprised at how robust it felt, especially considering the price point. Stainless steel is always a win!Tilt-Head Design: Made it easy to add ingredients and scrape the bowl.Great Value: Honestly, for the price, you can't beat this little mixer.Ultimately, I needed something bigger, but if you're a casual baker making smaller batches of cookies, cakes, or frosting, this DASH mixer is an absolute winner. It's powerful, easy to use, and looks great on your countertop! I'd totally recommend it!

This is a nice little mixer but definitely not KitchenAid quality. I had to use a spatula and stir things from the bottom of the bowl for true mixing.

Shipping time and everything included:This mixer arrived in 5 days. It came with two dough mixer attachments and two whisk attachments and one stainless steel bowl.Looks:The color of the mixer which is why I bought it is beautiful. The chromish strip at the top and through makes it look good but also at the same time makes it looks like horrible quality.Attachments removal:The mixer has a big eject button at the top to remove the attachments with ease.Bend the top back:There is a button on the right of the device which you hold down to bend the top up as shown in the second stock pic.The speeds presets:There are 6 speeds on the top right where it seems most of the time that 4 itself is high enough. I have not once gotten into a situation where the attachments had stopped and/or jammed. They were always spinning when set to, no matter how sticky the substance.Bottom lever:There is also a lever at the bottom front of the mixer where you pull left and right moving the bottom enough to find the perfect rotation of the bowl. If the bowl for some reason does not spin you just move the lever around and it should work. It also helps when there is something that was not mixed at one side of the bowl. To move the lever you hold it down and slide to as far as you want to move the bowl. Then you stop pushing it down and slightly move it left and right until it locks into place. It's very easy and no explanation was required to be honest.Suction cups and wire length:The length of the wire is about three feet long. There are five suction cups at the bottom which as soon as put down, allow the mixer to be in place making it hard to accidentally knock down. This has been useful in many occasions.The bowl placement:When placing the bowl onto the mixer you simple put it on the black surface and simply spin the bowl to the left while holding the black surface in place. Though one problem I have noticed with this is how easily it removes. I feel that it might spin off when it is set on a high preset speed but I have not once actually experienced it. I have used it on high settings and stopped it to see if the bowl had come loose but it stayed rotated far to the left to be considered locked. It seems safe and doesn't seem like it will spin off but it looks, just by the eyes, like it is loose which just turns out to be how it looks. It's not actually loose.My thoughts:Personally I felt it is worth it for the price this mixer is at right now. The speed settings make it well worth it. The slider seems to work fine and the best part is that it isn't some cheap mixer that gets stuck when mixing some hard substance. Definitely worth it for its price.

It can work only for home purpose. I had it since a long time ago. It’s hard to clean but works well and the dough can be done in quality

I really don’t like this mixer. I used it make cookie dough and royal icing. The whisk only stays in the middle so all the batter and mix gets flung to the sides. You have to constantly use a spatula to spoon it off the sides. I ended up just using my hand mixer for everything for more control. Also the lowest speed is very fast, but the mixer only stays in the middle of the bowl and doesn’t work in anything from the sides. Very disappointed in this stand mixer as this was my first that I purchased. Not sure what I will be using this for in the future or if I will use it at all.