I was feeling a deja vu with this video and I found out that two months ago you also reviewed another Vevo that had a blender, it seems this one doesn't have...is this a new version? kind of looks the same but with small differences, very good price for all that comes with it! plus it has a $20 coupon!...have a nice trip Amy and Eric, enjoy it! and thank you again for another great review!
Wow! That is a nice mixer. It is quiet, it mixes well and the extra attachment is like a bonus. It is very rare to see that and at a great price. My only question is the longevity of a copper motor. Maybe Eric can answer that question.
Personally I wouldn't buy Vevor anything if name brands are available. They are very popular in ultrasonic cleaners, I have one myself. That being said their reputation for reliability and safety (lots of people complaining about electrical fires) is rather poor, there just aren't many better options since ultrasonic cleaners are a relatively niche product. Then again I don't even know if they make products or simply slap their brand on generic chinese stuff so their ultrasonic cleaners may not be indicative of their other products. However their customer service is supposedly crap and they will just ghost you if you try to get something replaced under warranty, and I imagine that does translate to their other products. I wouldn't risk it, but I am also not much of a gambler.
Looks like a good solid mixer. I don't like how the flange on the dough hook caught the flour. Also, I prefer a bowl with a handle. Other than that, it looks like a fine alternative to the Kitchen Aid.
The stand mixer I own. Not the same brand as this one. It also as high pitch whine at higher speeds. It doesn’t bother me too much but multiple baking sessions in a day where I need max speed for whipping. It does give me an headache
Constant beeping and shrill noise all the time is very irritating. Nice looking, though and handy attachments. I still prefer my Kitchenaid pro 600 bowl lift.
There is definitely a risk of crushing your fingers when folding the head down. This release button is very poorly placed. What I always wished for was a look inside the machine - what is installed there? Just imagine you want to buy a car - but unfortunately there is no way to look into the engine compartment. Nobody would want to buy that car, but with kitchen appliances the consumer accepts that they buy something and don't know what is installed there.
