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KitchenAid Artisan Series 325-Watt Tilt-Back Head Stand Mixer - $330
$330
$429
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Use code SHOP22SF to bring the price down to $330. Shipping is also free.
Also a great way to use your $50 Amex Platinum card benefit.
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Also a great way to use your $50 Amex Platinum card benefit.
https://www.saksfifthav
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Use code SHOP22SF to bring the price down to $330. Shipping is also free.
Also a great way to use your $50 Amex Platinum card benefit.
https://www.saksfifthav
Also a great way to use your $50 Amex Platinum card benefit.
https://www.saksfifthav
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2. Price of pro series is around ~$220 (with attachments) from popular/FP deals posted on SD in the recent past
Having both this tilt and the pro lift, this is the one we use for convenience. You cannot even get the bowl out from under the lift version without removing and dropping the beaters into the bowl... it needs more 'lift.'
Price wise, there have been better deals, but they also vary from refurbished to new and color specific . I believe this 325 watt is the most powerful of the tilt versions.
Apples to apples, if you need it now and if you have the $50 from Amex, this would almost be a decent deal at $280. For everyone else, I would probably wait for a better deal in the sub $240 range for new.
Otherwise, I would just buy this new Cuisinhart [wayfair.com] that has more speeds, more attachments, more capacity, 175 more watts at 500 watts total and seemingly great reviews ($207 new, or $165 open box).
Having both this tilt and the pro lift, this is the one we use for convenience. You cannot even get the bowl out from under the lift version without removing and dropping the beaters into the bowl... it needs more 'lift.'
Price wise, there have been better deals, but they also vary from refurbished to new and color specific . I believe this 325 watt is the most powerful of the tilt versions.
Apples to apples, if you need it now and if you have the $50 from Amex, this would almost be a decent deal at $280. For everyone else, I would probably wait for a better deal in the sub $240 range for new.
Otherwise, I would just buy this new Cuisinhart [wayfair.com] that has more speeds, more attachments, more capacity, 175 more watts at 500 watts total and seemingly great reviews ($207 new, or $165 open box).
Having both this tilt and the pro lift, this is the one we use for convenience. You cannot even get the bowl out from under the lift version without removing and dropping the beaters into the bowl... it needs more 'lift.'
Price wise, there have been better deals, but they also vary from refurbished to new and color specific . I believe this 325 watt is the most powerful of the tilt versions.
Apples to apples, if you need it now and if you have the $50 from Amex, this would almost be a decent deal at $280. For everyone else, I would probably wait for a better deal in the sub $240 range for new.
Otherwise, I would just buy this new Cuisinhart [wayfair.com] that has more speeds, more attachments, more capacity, 175 more watts at 500 watts total and seemingly great reviews ($207 new, or $165 open box).
For more power, you have to go to a higher end lift version. Apparently, the hinge mechanism of the tilt does not like more power and where it cracks.
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Should I buy another stand mixer for self or as a gift, that is the one I will try. More power, more speeds in a larger tilt with plenty of attachments is appealing. There are probably more reviews on Amazon, Best Buy, etc., but those on Wayfair are decent.
PS: If you want that PTO on the front of the Kitchenaid for attachments that I never use, then the Kitchenaid would be your choice.
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