If you’re looking for a versatile hand mixer, the PerySmith HB300 hand mixer is on the top of our list. 

Firstly, it has up to six-speed options, allowing you to choose the most suitable speed for whatever you are mixing. Compared to others on this list, this one has more speed settings available.

In terms of attachments, the HB300 mixer comes with a whisk and a beater, in addition to dough hooks. We like that this allows you to choose the best tool for specific tasks, providing more flexibility in mixing. 

For instance, since it has a whisk attachment, you can produce airier mixtures.

We like that it also has a quick-eject button to easily detach your mixing tool. With this, you don’t need to forcefully reattach your attachments, which minimizes breakage.

It’s great that it also boasts a relatively quiet operation, making your baking or cooking process more enjoyable. 

However, the PerySmith HB300 consumes a high level of energy. This means that your energy bill may have considerable increase if you use this regularly. 

That said, its ability to effectively mix very thick ingredients and knead heavy dough makes up for it. 

Just be warned: this hand mixer is also on the pricier side. If you have a limited budget, you might want to explore other options. 

The Kaisa Villa hand mixer is one of the cheapest hand mixers in the market. The friendly price tag makes it a top consideration if you are searching for a low-budget option.

We like that it has up to five speed selections and has two attachments, similar to what other more expensive hand mixers have.

The mixer also includes a detachable beater for mixing cake batter, whipping egg whites, whipping cream, or mashing potatoes. It also has a dough hook that’s great for preparing soft bread or pizza dough.

Aside from its mixing abilities, we like that the the plug pins are designed with plastic insulation. This lessens possible electrocution as it protects the partly inserted plug from becoming a shock risk. 

However, a limitation of this hand mixer is that it requires manual detachment of the dough hooks and beater. Compared to other mixers, it doesn’t have a detachment button that allows you to simply press to disconnect the attachments.

Another limitation is that this hand mixer does not come with a warranty. Thus, if you receive a faulty item, you may not be able to have it replaced or fixed in a service center.

Nevertheless, if you’re looking to get a pocket-friendly mixer that is portable and simple to use, the Kaisa Villa hand mixer is a great choice. 

If you’re looking for an energy-efficient hand mixer, we think that the Tough Mama NTM-M1201 hand mixer is your best bet.

The efficient power-saving feature of this hand mixer helps reduce energy costs. It also only consumes 120 W, so you won’t notice a huge change in your energy bill.

Aside from its efficiency, we like that the manufacturers of the Tough Mama NTM-M1201 offer a service warranty in case you experience any issues with your mixer. 

However, we noticed that it does not come with a dough hook. This means that dry and wet ingredients can’t be mixed together.

If most of your recipes call for mix thick batter, then this may not be for you. We think that this mixer is suitable for light mixing tasks like whisking eggs, cream, or butter. 

We also noticed that this hand mixer is on the heavier side. You may need some serious wrist stamina when using this to whip up your famous creations.

Overall, thought, we think that this is an economical choice in the long run. Compared to others that have a lower initial price, you can save money from its energy-saving feature and lifetime-service warranty over time.

If you’re looking for a small, portable hand mixer to handle your light mixing tasks, Hanabishi’s HNM51 electric hand mixer is one you should consider.

Among the hand mixers on this list, this is the most lightweight, weighing only about 0.78 kg. We like that you can hold and use it for long periods without feeling much strain. 

Despite being light, it still has pretty good speed settings – in fact, we were pleasantly surprised that it even has a turbo setting. This allows this hand mixer to quickly and thoroughly mix your ingredients.

In terms of safety features, this is the only one that has thermal fuse protection that safeguard against thermal damage or fires caused by overcharging, overloads, and more. Kudos to the brand for integrating safety in its the design.

However, it has a rounded edge that doesn’t allow it to stand on its own – which we’re not fond of. This means that your working area can get messy if you do not use a plate or a container to catch the leftover mixtures on its attachments.

We also noticed that the hand mixer’s quick-eject button has a tight spring and it can be easily disalign. Because of this, the ejector is prone to breaking and it may stuck as you press it.

Despite some forgivable flaws, we think its a good buy given its portability, especially for those that use a mixer often.

If you want a modern hand mixer with a great desisn, you may want to consider Imarflex’s electric hand mixer.

First, it has an edged design that enables it to stand on its own, preventing unnecessary messes in your kitchen when used properly. 

Similar to other hand mixers, the IMX-250 hand mixer has five different speed settings, including turbo speed. We especially like its turbo feature because you can immediately increase the speed of the mixer. 

It’s is also beginner-friendly, which is always a good thing. The speed control is on the top and the turbo button is placed inside the handle so you can easily access it without stretching your hands. 

The spring of the detachment button is also easy to press, and it is also soft when clicked.

However, we’re just concerned that it’s slightly heavier than other hand mixers in the market. It has a net weight of approximately 1 kg, while the ideal weight for a hand mixer is generally around 0.9 kg. 

While the difference is minor, it may be best not to use it for longer than 15 minutes as it can strain your wrists.

Additionally, the IMX-250 has an output of 250 watts, which implies a higher energy consumption than other hand mixers.

Overall, if you don’t mind paying for a high-quality hand mixer, we think that Imerflex IMX-250 is wise investment.