SmartMix technology delivers an in-line vertical motor design that shifts the weight of the mixer out of your hand and into the bowl. The first marker of its difference is that whilst competitors are pushing cordless models, the Braun MultiMix 5 is in fact a model with an extra-long cord instead, which is said to be for maximum convenience. Resulting in more hygienic and long-lasting performance, since there are simply no ventilation slots to let anything get inside the housing. Due to the rather interesting (read, weird) shape of the beaters, I was intrigued to see how the Braun performed, especially since it also doesn't have a dedicated whisk attachment.

Select reviewers may receive discounted products, promotional considerations or entries into drawings for honest, helpful reviews. Braun’s SmartMix technology redistributes the weight of the mixer out of your hand and into the bowl, cutting your effort in half. The choice of nine speeds is one of the most far-ranging we've seen, and the design is incredibly easy to use.For the first step, we stuck with the beaters to cream the butter and sugar, and found that the process was effortless, as the other tests had been. The completely sealed system and sleek design has no open ventilation slots, so nothing can get inside the housing, making cleaning quick and easy, resulting in long-lasting performance. Beat, whisk and knead all the ingredients that go into your favourite recipes with the Braun MultiMix 5 Hand Mixer HM5100.

The iF product design award is one of the longest-standing and most important product design awards in the world. You can then slip your hand into the grooves of the mixer and have a tighter grip than you might get with other models, which would be great for anyone with dexterity issues.Beat, whisk and knead all the ingredients that go into your favorite recipes with the MultiMix 5 Hand mixer. It comes with a very powerful 750W motor so you can enjoy effortless baking creativity every time, that’s 50% more power compared to MultiMix 3. Though the batter came out excellently, it has to be said that the Braun mixer was also the loudest model we had used.

To directly compare it to what is arguably the market leader, the KitchenAid Cordless Hand Mixer, the results of our tests were hugely similar, with the Braun also having the advantage of the extra dough hooks if you love making bread or cookies. There's room for debate when it comes to the aesthetics of these mixers if you put them head to head. The decision will depend totally on your preferences, with this mixer coming through as a real contender. It was very quick to combine the components of the batter, and yielded a fluffy, desirable cake batter at the end.Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page.