I love my pro 600. It has gone through many doughs and multiple batches of cookies,it never shakes or struggles. I can do small or large batches making it more versatile than the tilt head for my needs . I upgraded from the HD aka 5 pro to the 6 and in my opinion, the 6 preforms a lot smoother than HD
Just purchased a Teal color Professional HD used on Ebay. I currently own an old Kitchenaid tilt head mixed that belonged to my wife's mother and it has served us well.
I have an Artisan, and it's been perfect for me! I absolutely love it, but I am a home cook so I generally make things in small batches. This was a great comparison video.
I just bought what would have been called the HD and is now the Professional 5 plus. I also have had an Artisan for 12 years now and it is still going strong. However, I kept questioning whether I should have gotten the 600 and I am so glad that I came upon your video. It was perfect and now ai know that I made the right choice. Thank you! I will be keeping my Professional 5 Plus, formerly known as the HD.
I have a pro 550 HD in black with a 6qt bucket and 575w motor and I am a 66 male, living alone and not a baker but that machine has turned out the best meatloaf, meatballs and mashed spuds for the last 12 years without once complaining. I recall paying $199 Cdn. for it. A good buy for this guy.
Hello I have read comments that the Kitchenaid Bowl lift HD 5 struggles to do small amounts because the whisk, hook etc.. doesnt reach the bottom of the bowl? Has that been your experience? Am wondering whether there isn't some screw adjustment these users are not doing. Thanks in advance ! 🙂
There is a stronger version still. On the site its called pro line. Its 7.3 Quart (6,9 liter for those with sane measurements) and a 1.3 hp dc motor. And it comes with all stainless attachments rather then these coated rubbish ones. And here it barely cost anything more then the pro 600. Above that there's a commercial grade 8 Quart one but i wouldn't get that due to the silly cable wiring.
Hi I have professional kitchen aid model KSM50P max watts 350 volts 120 HZ 60 but theirs no bowl I wanna know what size of bowl and mixing tools to buy pls help thanks
Finally received my third new professional 600 mixer. The first two I received did not work so were sent back. It took 5 months to get one that actually works even though they were brand new :-( I have had the professional HD but relocated and it was left behind so decided to try the professional 600 not knowing it would take ordering three to get one that would work!!!
You can get smaller bowls for the artisan you can get a 3 quart bowl as well as 4.5 quart bold handle that quite often comes on some of the cheaper tilt heads that are simply not as powerful as the artisan. With the Tilthead mixers. The Beatles that came with your machine work perfectly fine with all three bolt sizes. I really don't think the three court bowl is necessary the 4.5 QT is perfectly sufficient as an extra bowl.
I’m so indecisive . I originally wanted the professional HD but read a review of someone complaining about not having the tilt back making it difficult to remove the bowl. Now I’m even more indecisive . I need a mixer for my body &. Hair butters .. to make large batches at a time . Now i can’t decide between the professional HD and the pro 600 .. any suggestions???
Melanin - I would defiantly go with the larger pro 600 bowl lift mixer - the bowl actually isn't that hard to remove once you know how it works - you can watch our video here on that: ruclips.net/video/FXO7ax4Iv4M/видео.html We have new and refurb Pro 600 models with free shipping from our site - check them out here: evkitch.com/3rL7xnR
@@EverythingKitchens I’m worried about having a hard time removing the bowl with product still in it and the mixer took still attached . Just only because it might get filled up pretty high during the mixing process
@@LuckyyLEVEN Ah, I see - the 6qt bowl is taller than the 5qt artisan bowls, giving the product more space. You can actually lower the mixing bowl, and remove the mixer paddle without removing the bowl first. KitchenAid also offers an 8Qt commercial mixer as well (the largest bowl size they offer) www.everythingkitchens.com/kitchenaid-commercial-mixer-ksm8990np.html If you have more questions, feel free to call our customer service heros :) 866 852 4268 Monday - Friday 9 am to 5 pm (central)
Hey Amy! Yes, the Pro HD is a more powerful version of the Pro 500. Is this the Scorpion mixer you are referring to: evkitch.com/2N4UA5B ? I'm curious why these are called the Scorpion.
Unfortunately, I had a KitchenAid mixer for 15 years. Had to buy a new one, of course bought KitchenAid professional and 2 years in I have to get a new one. Not impressed. I made Brioche with my old mixer no problem. With the new one I would hear a clicking sound. I brought it in they told me nothing wrong. One day I was making olive bread. I heard a terrible noise and that was it. I upgraded for something that didn't even last a quarter of the time that my old one lasted... for the price I paid .... yup, never EVER again.
Yeah they say “all metal gears” but there is one gear that is not it’s called the worm gear it’s plastic and when it goes usually a couple others get destroyed as well…it’s made that way intentionally though. Once you hear the dreaded clicking noise it’s due for immediate repair as continued use destroys all the gears…I only know this as I just repaired my wife’s but it only cost around $60 and a few RUclips vids
You mention 525 watts for the HD, but several other sources say 450 watts. Can you confirm the HD has a 525 Watt motor? I currently have an Artisan which is a great machine, but it struggles with its 350 watt motor when I mix bread dough. Thanks!
Hey Eras! The Professional HD mixer definitely has a 525 Watt motor. Just to be sure, we called KitchenAid directly and they have confirmed this 👍🏻 Hope this helps!
I'm looking into getting a Kitchen aid mixer, however, the reviews as of the last few years have been horrable. Such as the attachments no longer locking in, the attachments not being dishwasher safe, and even with hand washing create a grey residue that comes off on food, and having issues with needing part replacement within a year or two. I have family and friends who have had one for decades and never an issue. Now we are seeing these new ones having many issues. And when contacting customer service they seem to have no help. Would love to know the story behind such a change in quality, and if things have been done to fix any of this. If I'm dropping a fair amount of cash for a mixer, I want it to last like the older models.
Anyone know which model has the issue not mixing egg whites, and other items with out the purchase of the smaller bowl ?? i also just got the Pro 5 and upset they did away with the spring for the attachment !! now the attachment is loose without it . nothing like my Artisian model!! sucks...
Hey Top flight, KitchenAid has removed the spring from ALL of their current mixers (including all new Artisans) The larger mixers do have issues mixing smaller amounts of ingredients compared to smaller mixers (unless you do get the combi-whip and 3qt mixing bowl). You may try adjusting your mixer beater-to-bowl clearance to see if that will help: ruclips.net/video/_v73RMLiRAs/видео.html
Old video i know, I guess the Pro HD is now the pro 5 plus? The only thing keeping me from buying it is the horror stories of the coating on the tools coming off (and getting into food). I wonder why they don't just make all metal versions that size?
Yes! They are essentialy the same models. If you're looking for all-metal tools, you may consider the Pro 600 model that does have the option for that. The 600 has a larger bowl and more powerful motor too. Check it out here: www.everythingkitchens.com/kitchen-aid-pro-600.html - - - We've been regularly using out coated mixing tools for 5+ years here at HQ on our KitchenAid mixer with no issues! I hope this helps :)
This is so helpful. I originally wanted professional hd, but i live overseas, where there is no kitchenaid available. I really wannna get my hand on one, so I ordered one from amazon. and ship it to my sister in the U Because her and her family were coming to visit me at that time. Unfortunately, they sent my sister the wrong one. It was professional 5 plus which was cheaper and not what I wanted. Because of the time and they were so busy, they didn’t have to unbox it for me, plus they were not familiar with the mixers they did not know that it was different. As for me I didn’t want to bother them too much so I didn’t ask them. Until, they arrived I realized that it was not what i wanted. Now i owned professional 5 plus. It’s great but a bit loud.
Hi does the professional HD have an ac or dc motor? And would you know where the motor parts are made? The links in the description box are not working by the way. Thanks for a great video!
I had /have a Williams Sonoma pro 610 and it has 590/watts and it really does not seem too loud even with 15 extra watts. It serms thst the Costco 600/also is 590 watts snd with their return policy it is a real no brainer if you live near a Costco. I was considering the 7 qt but as a casual user there is no need to replace my return anytime 600.
Excellent video. Could you help me with a question please? Usually i make pizza dough (4-5 discs/rounds): 1 Kilogram of flour (2,2 lb) plus other stuff like water, sugar, salt, etc. Is Kitcheaid Artisan able to deal with this dough? The final weight is app. 1,6 kilogram (3,5 lb). Thanks!!!
Hi Antonine, The yield capabilities for the Artisan in a single batch: 4.5 loaves of bread | 9 dozen cookies | 7 pounds of mashed potatoes The Bowl-lift style Mixer (Pro 600) can handle up to 14 cups of flour (8.5 loaves of bread) - I'd for sure recommend a bowl-lift style mixer if your main application is bread/pizza doughs - the bowl lift is much more sturdy and will not shake like the Artisan can. I hope this helps! Learn more here: evkitch.com/2kt2Mit
@@EverythingKitchens Great! thanks. Just one more thing, could help me? I just opened my stand mixer (pro 600) and the "elevator" is making a lot of noise when i make pizza dough, hears like something loose, each spin is one metal beat. It is very noisy. is it normal? The dough made was PERFECT, but i am concearned about the noise. Thanks! :)
I’m already looking into a Bowl Lift Mixer to go along with my Tilt Head Mixer but as I see, there is a shortage of KitchenAid Mixers due to the Covid.
Cj, this is true 😭 We've had very low stock for all of 2020 and would sell out fast as soon as we got them in. We do have one color on hand (for now) - Nickel Pearl: www.everythingkitchens.com/kitchenaid-mixer-nickel-pearl-kp26m1xnp.html
Carmen, the Pro 600 can do small batches, but the Pro HD will do better. You can get the combi 3qt bowl for the pro 600 to accommodate smaller batches. Learn more here: www.everythingkitchens.com/kitchenaid-combi-whip-kn3cw-html.html
Hi.. Everything Kitchen I’m debating to get 5 qt HD or pro 600. I’m planning to use it for making noodle. Which one is more durable? Does pro 600 has same features as 5Qt HD such as soft start, speed sensor and motor protection? Thank you in advance
Would have been even better if you ran them through some actual operations. Though I've seen videos where one mixer looked better than another because of the way the person made the batch to fail and didn't do adjustments before using the stand mixer. Especially the dime push test and none of the paddles were the side scrape new paddles and then they complained about mix left on the sides they had to stop and scrape down from the bowl sides. Duh!
Everything Kitchens I didn’t realize you guys sold Maxis LOL! I thought you were just reviewing them. I actually ordered the professional 5 Series, 5 quart model, in their classic red, for wait for it… $200 with free shipping! But it was from their original site. They had a sale last week, which may still be going on actually. I think I might’ve preferred the tilt head, but looking at all the specs, this mixer is better than the artisan series in pretty much every other way.
No worries! Glad you got a good deal. Yes we have a website full of fun kitchen items :) We'll ship anything for free when you spend $49+. If you have any questions about your mixer you can call or chat with us on our website. Happy mixing!
This is the 2nd mixer video that I’ve watched that said the larger mixers are bad at small batches. Why? Is it because of the larger bowl shape? Does the whisk move slower? Is this just a myth that is being passed from person to person so Kitchenaid can sell more bowls?
Hey Rich, the larger bowls have a wider diameter compared to smaller bowls. Ingredients have more room to spread out with more surface area in the larger bowls. With smaller batches, the mixing tools have a harder time catching and mixing the ingredients compared to if those same ingredients were in a smaller bowl. Smaller bowls with a more narrow diameter have the ingredients come further up the mixing tools and side of the bowl, making it easier for the tools to reach and mix ingredients. I hope this helps!
@@EverythingKitchens But the whisks are also wider. If what you’re saying is that the larger style whisk don’t come into contact with the larger bowls as well, then that makes sense. But if the sizes are proportionally scaled up, it shouldn’t matter. UNLESS, what you’re saying is that the small mixers don’t make perfect contact with the bowl and the problem is magnified with a larger bowl. That’s probably what you’re saying. Sorry, I’m workshopping this issue as I’m typing. Thank you for your response.
@@rich4501 the second scenerio does happen - the tools in any size mixer do not perfectly touch the bottom of the bowls. I made a crude paint drawing of what happens in the original comment I left to better help illustrate you can view here: cdn.everythingkitchens.com/media/wysiwyg/Mixer_Bowl_Comparison.png - The "grey arrows" represent the mxing tool. The more the mixing tool is covered, the better the ingredients will mix.
Marenea, as of 2-2-2020 the price is $199 but may change in the future. We are running out of stock and only have silver and pink HD mixers. Get them before they are gone: evkitch.com/2v48grR
Everything Kitchens hi is that the price on sale? It is currently $399 on the KA site and $359 on some other sites. I find it at the same price as the Artisan
I have the Professional 600 and ordered the 3 qt Combi bowl to make smaller batches but it didn't fit so I sent it back. I'm curious if anybody has had success with a smaller bowl for the Pro 600. There's only 2 of us so big batches aren't necessary and making a small batch just doesn't even reach to the bottom of the 6 qt bowl. It just sits in storage and that's sad.
Does anyone know why there aren't 500W models in Europe? I've been searching a lot and I can't find any retailer selling 350W+ models. In Portugal 🇵🇹 and Spain 🇪🇸, only the HD model reaches 500W
Isn't the 600 series the one that's unbearably loud? How loud is the HD in comparison? My kitchen is enclosed on 3 sides. No cookie is worth going deaf over.
LOL @ your cookie comment. The 7-quart KA and the KA Commercial mixer have a different motor, and those models are much quieter. But some of the others have a whiny, high-pitched sound. The Artisan seems OK. I just wish KA would make all of their attachments (whisk, paddle) in stainless steel as they do with the Commercial model.
@@DarthArachnious I don't think it would be too powerful from what I've seen. I've seen them reviewed in household kitchens and I haven't seen anything like that. Most people like them. The 7 quart one is the same as the 8 quart Commercial (except for the cord, and the attachments are coated, except for the whisk.) Both are very quiet. Also, I think the red one in the middle of the video (5 quart) is a regular-sounding type. But that one on the left might have the high-pitched, squealing whine to it. I have a 5 quart and I have no issue with the sound.
I have a question ❓ I own the Professional HD 5qt KitchenAid. I would like a Scraper Paddle. I have the burnished old fashion paddle that came with it. I have ordered 2 Paddled that said they would fit it, but they do not. Can Someone Please help me find one. The Model number is: KG25HOXER I found KG25HOX It does not work :( Can anyone help me? Thank you!
Hey Lisa - you'll want the KFEW6L flex edge beater for your model which is supposed to fit 5qt and 6qt bowl lift models. You can see it here: www.everythingkitchens.com/kitchenaid-6qt-flex-edge-beater-kfew6l.html For your model, KG25HOXER is the same as KG25HOX - - - the last two letters on the end of KitchenAid mixers designates the color - - - so ER means Empire Red and you have the KG25HOX model mixer.
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I love my pro 600. It has gone through many doughs and multiple batches of cookies,it never shakes or struggles. I can do small or large batches making it more versatile than the tilt head for my needs . I upgraded from the HD aka 5 pro to the 6 and in my opinion, the 6 preforms a lot smoother than HD
Just purchased a Teal color Professional HD used on Ebay. I currently own an old Kitchenaid tilt head mixed that belonged to my wife's mother and it has served us well.
I have an Artisan, and it's been perfect for me! I absolutely love it, but I am a home cook so I generally make things in small batches. This was a great comparison video.
I just bought what would have been called the HD and is now the Professional 5 plus. I also have had an Artisan for 12 years now and it is still going strong. However, I kept questioning whether I should have gotten the 600 and I am so glad that I came upon your video. It was perfect and now ai know that I made the right choice. Thank you! I will be keeping my Professional 5 Plus, formerly known as the HD.
So glad we could help Lynn!
I have a pro 550 HD in black with a 6qt bucket and 575w motor and I am a 66 male, living alone and not a baker but that machine has turned out the best meatloaf, meatballs and mashed spuds for the last 12 years without once complaining. I recall paying $199 Cdn. for it. A good buy for this guy.
Glad you are getting great use out of your mixer John!
Excellent review. Answered most of my questions that I’ve had regarding the differences between KitchenAid mixers.
Hello I have read comments that the Kitchenaid Bowl lift HD 5 struggles to do small amounts because the whisk, hook etc.. doesnt reach the bottom of the bowl? Has that been your experience? Am wondering whether there isn't some screw adjustment these users are not doing. Thanks in advance ! 🙂
There is a stronger version still. On the site its called pro line. Its 7.3 Quart (6,9 liter for those with sane measurements) and a 1.3 hp dc motor. And it comes with all stainless attachments rather then these coated rubbish ones. And here it barely cost anything more then the pro 600. Above that there's a commercial grade 8 Quart one but i wouldn't get that due to the silly cable wiring.
Great review! I was about to press click and buy the Artisan but now am thinking HD mixer is better value if am planning to buy one mixer for life.
Hi I have professional kitchen aid model KSM50P max watts 350 volts 120 HZ 60 but theirs no bowl I wanna know what size of bowl and mixing tools to buy pls help thanks
About the Professional 600 and the HD motors´ I d like to know if the motors are AC or DC?
Finally received my third new professional 600 mixer. The first two I received did not work so were sent back. It took 5 months to get one that actually works even though they were brand new :-( I have had the professional HD but relocated and it was left behind so decided to try the professional 600 not knowing it would take ordering three to get one that would work!!!
This video is exactly what I needed! Thank you so much !
So glad we could help!
Whats the difference with the Kitchen Aid Heavy Duty ?
Hi. would you be able to show all the available colors for the HD and Prof 600 series please? thanks.
Yes, just bought the red in the middle
🥰🤗👍Thanks a lot, that helps me make the decision, go for the HD professional one! 👍👍👍
Hi, which model would be best for making corn meal tamales and flour tortillas?
I got professional HD and I love it ❤️
Hi! This doesn't seem to be on Kitchenaid's official website. Where did you buy?
You can get smaller bowls for the artisan you can get a 3 quart bowl as well as 4.5 quart bold handle that quite often comes on some of the cheaper tilt heads that are simply not as powerful as the artisan. With the Tilthead mixers. The Beatles that came with your machine work perfectly fine with all three bolt sizes. I really don't think the three court bowl is necessary the 4.5 QT is perfectly sufficient as an extra bowl.
I’m so indecisive . I originally wanted the professional HD but read a review of someone complaining about not having the tilt back making it difficult to remove the bowl. Now I’m even more indecisive . I need a mixer for my body &. Hair butters .. to make large batches at a time . Now i can’t decide between the professional HD and the pro 600 .. any suggestions???
Melanin - I would defiantly go with the larger pro 600 bowl lift mixer - the bowl actually isn't that hard to remove once you know how it works - you can watch our video here on that: ruclips.net/video/FXO7ax4Iv4M/видео.html
We have new and refurb Pro 600 models with free shipping from our site - check them out here: evkitch.com/3rL7xnR
@@EverythingKitchens I’m worried about having a hard time removing the bowl with product still in it and the mixer took still attached . Just only because it might get filled up pretty high during the mixing process
@@LuckyyLEVEN Ah, I see - the 6qt bowl is taller than the 5qt artisan bowls, giving the product more space. You can actually lower the mixing bowl, and remove the mixer paddle without removing the bowl first. KitchenAid also offers an 8Qt commercial mixer as well (the largest bowl size they offer) www.everythingkitchens.com/kitchenaid-commercial-mixer-ksm8990np.html
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Nice looking mixer Chef Austin! Is that basically a beefed up Pro 500? Are you carrying the new KA Scorpion mixer?
Hey Amy! Yes, the Pro HD is a more powerful version of the Pro 500. Is this the Scorpion mixer you are referring to: evkitch.com/2N4UA5B ? I'm curious why these are called the Scorpion.
The HD and 5 plus have the same motor now .
525 Watts ..
I have the professional one and i love it especially the padded lift handle worth its weight in gold
Unfortunately, I had a KitchenAid mixer for 15 years. Had to buy a new one, of course bought KitchenAid professional and 2 years in I have to get a new one. Not impressed. I made Brioche with my old mixer no problem. With the new one I would hear a clicking sound. I brought it in they told me nothing wrong. One day I was making olive bread. I heard a terrible noise and that was it. I upgraded for something that didn't even last a quarter of the time that my old one lasted... for the price I paid .... yup, never EVER again.
Yeah they say “all metal gears” but there is one gear that is not it’s called the worm gear it’s plastic and when it goes usually a couple others get destroyed as well…it’s made that way intentionally though. Once you hear the dreaded clicking noise it’s due for immediate repair as continued use destroys all the gears…I only know this as I just repaired my wife’s but it only cost around $60 and a few RUclips vids
I just bought this mixer and i love it 5qt is the perfect size
We like the size too! Happy mixing 👨🍳
@@EverythingKitchens I made mint chocolate chip Ice cream bread in it.
@@lucky43113 yum!! Never heard of such a delicacy! Made from actual ice cream?
@@EverythingKitchens yes 1 pint ice cream 1.5 cup self rising flour bake 350 for 40 - 45 min
@@lucky43113 😮😮😮😮😮😮
You mention 525 watts for the HD, but several other sources say 450 watts. Can you confirm the HD has a 525 Watt motor? I currently have an Artisan which is a great machine, but it struggles with its 350 watt motor when I mix bread dough. Thanks!
Hey Eras! The Professional HD mixer definitely has a 525 Watt motor. Just to be sure, we called KitchenAid directly and they have confirmed this 👍🏻 Hope this helps!
I'm looking into getting a Kitchen aid mixer, however, the reviews as of the last few years have been horrable. Such as the attachments no longer locking in, the attachments not being dishwasher safe, and even with hand washing create a grey residue that comes off on food, and having issues with needing part replacement within a year or two. I have family and friends who have had one for decades and never an issue. Now we are seeing these new ones having many issues. And when contacting customer service they seem to have no help. Would love to know the story behind such a change in quality, and if things have been done to fix any of this. If I'm dropping a fair amount of cash for a mixer, I want it to last like the older models.
Teara, check out our review on other stand mixers here: evkitch.com/TopMixers Personally, I like Smeg and Bosch mixers!
Nice looking mixer, wow red 😍😍❤❤Excellent💯💯
In the market for one of these, and I wish I could find a 500. The black side plug head unit on the bowl life body. Guess they got rid of it...
Thank you so much for this video... helps a lot.
I got the middle one,but apple green is so cute color
Anyone know which model has the issue not mixing egg whites, and other items with out the purchase of the smaller bowl ?? i also just got the Pro 5 and upset they did away with the spring for the attachment !! now the attachment is loose without it . nothing like my Artisian model!! sucks...
Hey Top flight, KitchenAid has removed the spring from ALL of their current mixers (including all new Artisans) The larger mixers do have issues mixing smaller amounts of ingredients compared to smaller mixers (unless you do get the combi-whip and 3qt mixing bowl). You may try adjusting your mixer beater-to-bowl clearance to see if that will help: ruclips.net/video/_v73RMLiRAs/видео.html
Old video i know, I guess the Pro HD is now the pro 5 plus? The only thing keeping me from buying it is the horror stories of the coating on the tools coming off (and getting into food). I wonder why they don't just make all metal versions that size?
Yes! They are essentialy the same models. If you're looking for all-metal tools, you may consider the Pro 600 model that does have the option for that. The 600 has a larger bowl and more powerful motor too. Check it out here: www.everythingkitchens.com/kitchen-aid-pro-600.html - - - We've been regularly using out coated mixing tools for 5+ years here at HQ on our KitchenAid mixer with no issues! I hope this helps :)
@@EverythingKitchens it does thank you and the current great sale price on the 5 plus, makes it hard to say no.
I am using kitchenaid. Mix bread dough for 15 mins non stop, and the mixer is a bit hot. Is it normal?
This is so helpful. I originally wanted professional hd, but i live overseas, where there is no kitchenaid available. I really wannna get my hand on one, so I ordered one from amazon. and ship it to my sister in the U Because her and her family were coming to visit me at that time. Unfortunately, they sent my sister the wrong one. It was professional 5 plus which was cheaper and not what I wanted. Because of the time and they were so busy, they didn’t have to unbox it for me, plus they were not familiar with the mixers they did not know that it was different. As for me I didn’t want to bother them too much so I didn’t ask them. Until, they arrived I realized that it was not what i wanted. Now i owned professional 5 plus. It’s great but a bit loud.
Hi does the professional HD have an ac or dc motor? And would you know where the motor parts are made? The links in the description box are not working by the way. Thanks for a great video!
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Ac, you can tell from the speed control. Ac motors have a black knob whilst dc have a silver knob.
I had /have a Williams Sonoma pro 610 and it has 590/watts and it really does not seem too loud even with 15 extra watts. It serms thst the Costco 600/also is 590 watts snd with their return policy it is a real no brainer if you live near a Costco. I was considering the 7 qt but as a casual user there is no need to replace my return anytime 600.
Excellent video. Could you help me with a question please? Usually i make pizza dough (4-5 discs/rounds): 1 Kilogram of flour (2,2 lb) plus other stuff like water, sugar, salt, etc. Is Kitcheaid Artisan able to deal with this dough? The final weight is app. 1,6 kilogram (3,5 lb). Thanks!!!
Hi Antonine, The yield capabilities for the Artisan in a single batch: 4.5 loaves of bread | 9 dozen cookies | 7 pounds of mashed potatoes
The Bowl-lift style Mixer (Pro 600) can handle up to 14 cups of flour (8.5 loaves of bread) - I'd for sure recommend a bowl-lift style mixer if your main application is bread/pizza doughs - the bowl lift is much more sturdy and will not shake like the Artisan can. I hope this helps! Learn more here: evkitch.com/2kt2Mit
@@EverythingKitchens Great! thanks. Just one more thing, could help me? I just opened my stand mixer (pro 600) and the "elevator" is making a lot of noise when i make pizza dough, hears like something loose, each spin is one metal beat. It is very noisy. is it normal? The dough made was PERFECT, but i am concearned about the noise. Thanks! :)
I’m already looking into a Bowl Lift Mixer to go along with my Tilt Head Mixer but as I see, there is a shortage of KitchenAid Mixers due to the Covid.
Cj, this is true 😭 We've had very low stock for all of 2020 and would sell out fast as soon as we got them in. We do have one color on hand (for now) - Nickel Pearl: www.everythingkitchens.com/kitchenaid-mixer-nickel-pearl-kp26m1xnp.html
@@EverythingKitchens Recently, I went with the KitchenAid Pro 600 Mixer.
@@CShannon1991 Glad you got your KitchenAid! Happy mixing :)
@@EverythingKitchens Thanks! Happy with 2 of them lol!
shame you didn't switch these on to hear the sound difference. Also I heard some now have a DC motor?
I know just what you mean by "all steel gears." I have to replace the nylon gear on my wife's KitchenAid stand mixer.
How much is the professional HD and where can I get it please in Nigeria?
Is there a minimum quantity of flour for the HD?
Hi! Are all the paddle attachments of all 3, burnished aluminum?
Hey Goo Gle, KitchenAid is transitioning their beater and dough hook to coated attachments instead of the burnished. I hope this helps!
@@EverythingKitchens do you know when they're going to be available globally? And why isn't professional HD available on their website?
Hello, I will be doing smaller batches most of the time, do you think the Pro 600 will suit me? Thank you.
Carmen, the Pro 600 can do small batches, but the Pro HD will do better. You can get the combi 3qt bowl for the pro 600 to accommodate smaller batches. Learn more here: www.everythingkitchens.com/kitchenaid-combi-whip-kn3cw-html.html
Hi.. Everything Kitchen I’m debating to get 5 qt HD or pro 600. I’m planning to use it for making noodle. Which one is more durable? Does pro 600 has same features as 5Qt HD such as soft start, speed sensor and motor protection? Thank you in advance
Thanks for this info. Please share where to buy the standard kitchen aid pro HD online? Thanks again
Here is the Pro HD mixers we have in stock: evkitch.com/2Z6wX2x they are factory refurbished.
I want to buy one is it good for smaller amounts also?
I mean the hd can I use it for big and small amount
yes, the 5qt bowl is great for small and large batches!
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I bought a Sam’s club’s Professional 5 plus (KP25M0XMC) model and now I can’t find a flex edge beater for it. Could you please help me with this?
Hi wsnf9596, this felx edge beater should fit the professional 500: evkitch.com/FlexEdge
Flex edge beater doesn't fit the HD narrow bowl design ..
It does for the 5 plus ( it has the normal bowl ?
That was an incredible review thank you so much!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for the video as I really wanted to know the difference between the three and it gaves a clear idea. Thanks alot.
Glad it was helpful!
Great video. Thank you. Very helpful information!
Thank you so much for this video including all valuable info I needed! ✨
Are the gears for the Professional 600 steel or plastic/polymer?
The Pro 600 has steel gears. I hope this helps!
The artisan has a dc motor, the other 2 are ac. So apples and oranges, the 325 dc motor will hang with the other 2 all day long.
I wonder how it sounds like compared to the both of them !
Hey fromharry’sdiningtable, the pro 600 and HD mixer are around the same noise level. The Artisan is quieter because of the smaller motor.
Everything Kitchens thank you !
5qt and 7qt have the same bottom shape tho don't they? 7qt/6 is just taller
Your videos are fantastic, this is exactly what I wanted to know. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent video
Great review! Answered most of my questions. 👍
Will the 5qt bowl fit on the 600?
Pam, it will not, the bowl is slimmer than the arms of the Pro 600. You can get the 3qt bowl for the Pro 600: evkitch.com/2R0NRKi
@@EverythingKitchens Thank you.
Thank you 😊! Great information
Would have been even better if you ran them through some actual operations. Though I've seen videos where one mixer looked better than another because of the way the person made the batch to fail and didn't do adjustments before using the stand mixer. Especially the dime push test and none of the paddles were the side scrape new paddles and then they complained about mix left on the sides they had to stop and scrape down from the bowl sides. Duh!
Seriously, AWESOME review. You totally made up my mind for me, thanks!
Glad we could help! We'll ship your mixer for free: evkitch.com/2mAT0Ps
Everything Kitchens I didn’t realize you guys sold Maxis LOL! I thought you were just reviewing them. I actually ordered the professional 5 Series, 5 quart model, in their classic red, for wait for it… $200 with free shipping! But it was from their original site. They had a sale last week, which may still be going on actually. I think I might’ve preferred the tilt head, but looking at all the specs, this mixer is better than the artisan series in pretty much every other way.
No worries! Glad you got a good deal. Yes we have a website full of fun kitchen items :) We'll ship anything for free when you spend $49+. If you have any questions about your mixer you can call or chat with us on our website. Happy mixing!
@@EverythingKitchens thanks! I will check out your site. I always need cool kitchen stuff!
I am happy with my artisan 5quart 325 watts
This is the 2nd mixer video that I’ve watched that said the larger mixers are bad at small batches.
Why?
Is it because of the larger bowl shape? Does the whisk move slower?
Is this just a myth that is being passed from person to person so Kitchenaid can sell more bowls?
Hey Rich, the larger bowls have a wider diameter compared to smaller bowls. Ingredients have more room to spread out with more surface area in the larger bowls. With smaller batches, the mixing tools have a harder time catching and mixing the ingredients compared to if those same ingredients were in a smaller bowl. Smaller bowls with a more narrow diameter have the ingredients come further up the mixing tools and side of the bowl, making it easier for the tools to reach and mix ingredients. I hope this helps!
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But the whisks are also wider.
If what you’re saying is that the larger style whisk don’t come into contact with the larger bowls as well, then that makes sense.
But if the sizes are proportionally scaled up, it shouldn’t matter.
UNLESS, what you’re saying is that the small mixers don’t make perfect contact with the bowl and the problem is magnified with a larger bowl.
That’s probably what you’re saying.
Sorry, I’m workshopping this issue as I’m typing. Thank you for your response.
@@rich4501 the second scenerio does happen - the tools in any size mixer do not perfectly touch the bottom of the bowls. I made a crude paint drawing of what happens in the original comment I left to better help illustrate you can view here: cdn.everythingkitchens.com/media/wysiwyg/Mixer_Bowl_Comparison.png - The "grey arrows" represent the mxing tool. The more the mixing tool is covered, the better the ingredients will mix.
How much is the price of KitchenAid Professional HD one?
Marenea, as of 2-2-2020 the price is $199 but may change in the future. We are running out of stock and only have silver and pink HD mixers. Get them before they are gone: evkitch.com/2v48grR
Everything Kitchens hi is that the price on sale? It is currently $399 on the KA site and $359 on some other sites. I find it at the same price as the Artisan
Pls get rid of the loud music in the coming videos
I have the Professional 600 and ordered the 3 qt Combi bowl to make smaller batches but it didn't fit so I sent it back. I'm curious if anybody has had success with a smaller bowl for the Pro 600. There's only 2 of us so big batches aren't necessary and making a small batch just doesn't even reach to the bottom of the 6 qt bowl. It just sits in storage and that's sad.
Does anyone know why there aren't 500W models in Europe? I've been searching a lot and I can't find any retailer selling 350W+ models. In Portugal 🇵🇹 and Spain 🇪🇸, only the HD model reaches 500W
Thx!
Great review
Let me kno about sound it creat
Amtul, this mixer can be louder than the smaller Artisan mixer because the Pro HD has a larger motor.
@@EverythingKitchens thanks for information.can you suggest me any soundless mixer please
13 dozen cookies my FOOT! This is a joke, people, don’t believe them!
What’s wrong with your foot.
Isn't the 600 series the one that's unbearably loud? How loud is the HD in comparison? My kitchen is enclosed on 3 sides. No cookie is worth going deaf over.
LOL @ your cookie comment. The 7-quart KA and the KA Commercial mixer have a different motor, and those models are much quieter. But some of the others have a whiny, high-pitched sound. The Artisan seems OK. I just wish KA would make all of their attachments (whisk, paddle) in stainless steel as they do with the Commercial model.
I saw the commercial one at a restuarant supply store. The grounded heavy duty orange plug made me think it's too powerful for my needs.
@@DarthArachnious I don't think it would be too powerful from what I've seen. I've seen them reviewed in household kitchens and I haven't seen anything like that. Most people like them. The 7 quart one is the same as the 8 quart Commercial (except for the cord, and the attachments are coated, except for the whisk.) Both are very quiet. Also, I think the red one in the middle of the video (5 quart) is a regular-sounding type. But that one on the left might have the high-pitched, squealing whine to it. I have a 5 quart and I have no issue with the sound.
Hey Jas, The HD is just as loud as the Pro 600 when I tested them. With 200 watts more power in the motor, the HD will be louder than the Artisan.
Both use a AC motor . That is why they are load ..
Only the commercial series and mini have DC motor .
They are very very quiet
Too bad they're always out of stock
Where are u
Hey Francine Lanigan! We are located in Springfield, MO. Thanks for reaching out 👍🏻
I don't want something that sounds like a tank rolling through the kitchen,
Don't use your microwave then
I have the one hes talking about it doesnt sound like a tank!
Sarah Echols planning to buy my mom one, how loud would you said it is? Like annoying loud haha or like not concerning loud lol.
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Most kitchen equipment my mother had were 1500 watts. 500 is crap
SOUND SYNC! 👎
I have a question ❓
I own the Professional HD 5qt KitchenAid.
I would like a Scraper Paddle. I have the burnished old fashion paddle that came with it. I have ordered 2 Paddled that said they would fit it, but they do not.
Can Someone Please help me find one. The Model number is:
KG25HOXER
I found KG25HOX
It does not work :(
Can anyone help me? Thank you!
Hey Lisa - you'll want the KFEW6L flex edge beater for your model which is supposed to fit 5qt and 6qt bowl lift models. You can see it here: www.everythingkitchens.com/kitchenaid-6qt-flex-edge-beater-kfew6l.html
For your model, KG25HOXER is the same as KG25HOX - - - the last two letters on the end of KitchenAid mixers designates the color - - - so ER means Empire Red and you have the KG25HOX model mixer.