KSM7581 F/Pearl Mixer Refurb
KSM7581 F/Pearl Mixer Refurb
KSM7581 F/Pearl Mixer Refurb is rated
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Make huge savings on this quality, refurbished KitchenAid product! New product RRP $1,299.00. Save $400.00!A timeless classic has just been elegantly elevated. Introducing the Pro Line Bowl-Lift Stand Mixer. It boasts the most powerful KitchenAid motor ever along with the largest capacity for 6.9 litres of magnificent mixing muscle. The Pro Line Series is available at specialty retailers.
Specifications
Specifications
Wattage
500W
Height
41.9cm
Width
26cm
Depth
37cm
Weight Nett Gross
11.3kg
Shipping Weight
14kg
Speed Selections
10 speed variable
Mixing Action
Planetary
Transmission
Direct drive
Construction
Die-cast metal construction
Bowl Size
6.9L
Mixing Capacity
Yeast dough up to a mixed weight of 2.2kg (4 x 450g loaves)
Warranty
12 months parts and labour against manufacturer's faults for household use.
Standard Inclusions
Coated Metal Beater, Stainless Steel 11-Wire Elliptical Whisk, Coated Metal Power Knead%u2122 Spiral Dough Hook, 6.9L Stainless Steel bowl with handle and Pouring Shield
Customer Reviews
Customer Reviews
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Ann-Oid from
Disappointing
I have been using this for over a year. Disappointing impression but I had to be fair and gave it a good shot of using before writing a review. One year later still disappointing. I have only just found out you can buy a flex edge beater and to be fair this solves a lot of problems. But I will write my review based on the machine as is so 1. the fact that you have to scrape the bowl manually, makes the bowl-lift function very inconvenient. One must lower the bowl, detach the beater/whisk, remove the bowl then scrape... and then repeat a number of times during the process before you're satisfied of your mix. SO much mess when you have a runny batter, and very inefficient when you have a heavy batch. So yes I understand this problem is easily solved with a flex edge beater so my next point is, the flex edge beater should just come with the machine. This mixer is already a "top-of-the-range product" which cost premium, and yet the customer have to buy the beater separate to actually make it a better product? Not happy with having to do that but I don't have a choice now.
What do I like about the machine? Its power and bowl capacity definitely a win. But guess what, a little after a year my bowl had a crack from a little rust spot. Presumably from using the dishwasher. If the bowl isn't dishwasher safe it failed to mentioned this in FAQ's. But then again, the bowl really SHOULD be dishwasher safe regardless because this is what we are paying for these days. Convenience, functionality, and long-wear. Great that the warranty covers the machine for 5 years but everything else 1 year. Not uncommon I know but when my bowl cracks just after a year and I had to buy another because it isn't covered under warranty. NOT HAPPY.
All things considered it does what you want it to do eventually. Just not efficiently or reliably.
Date published: 2019-01-13
Rated 4 out of
5
by
DB007 from
Good but I expected better.
5KSM7581. First Kitchenaid product I've bought or had experience with, though researched and heard a lot about the stand mixers being great. First impressions were great, looks and feels solid. Putting the bowl onto the machine is direct and mechanically solid. The lift mechanism, though a bit loose but not sloppy, has a mechanical kind of operation also. Connecting up the dough hook, again is loose rather than snug in it's place. The other attachments in the box, k beater and whisk, are the same so guessing that's the design. Emptied a kilo of plain flour, 600ml water and yeast, salt and turned it on second speed, power of the motor is obvious, as is it's sound. I wouldn't say it's noisy, rather a little more industrial than 'quiet'. As it is the 'most powerful yet' and the pro-line series I guess that's to be expected but the claim was 'Quiet'. The dough hook rattles at it's attachment as it turns the dough due to being a sloppy fit but made short work of a kilo of dough. Overall I'm looking forward to using the machine but from the product advertising and claims I would have to say it's not what I expected. Hope this helps.
Date published: 2018-11-30
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Amore from
Excellent product highly recommended
My first time but its absolutely amazing highly recommend to others thanks
Date published: 2018-09-08
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Bcoco from
Great machine!
Wonderful machine. Very sturdy not as heavy as the 160. Wish it had the “stir” instead of number one as shown on the website photos.
Date published: 2018-11-28
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Burmesecat from
I'm in love!
I've wanted a Kitchenaid for years and finally received one for my birthday this year. We have used it almost every day and have since bought the ice cream attachment. I've made dairy free ice cream (house full of lactose intolerant people) and an abundance of baked goods. We decided to go for this model due to size of the bowl and motor and I'm so happy we did. This is a fantastic machine and my only regret is I didn't buy myself one years ago. Incredibly easy to use.
Date published: 2019-02-11
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Loulou from
Nice micer
Nice mixer is more powerful than the other model only thing is you have to take the attachment of before you can remove bowl
Date published: 2019-01-28
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Ellie W. from
So beautiful
I'm very pleasantly surprised. It's very sturdy, it makes multitasking easier since you don't have to worry about the bowl moving. I thought it was going to sound like an airplane taking off, but my hand mixer is actually louder. It's a bit tricky to attach the bowl to the machine but it's not really a problem. I'm very happy with my purchase.
Date published: 2018-12-05
Rated 5 out of
5
by
JeanieB from
Lovely and quiet
Just bought my new baby and she is lovely. After washing and Adjusting beaters for clearance and it mixes beautifully and so quiet. I look forward to baking more and trying out new recipes. Would be nice to have a small recipe book enclosed with mixer.
Date published: 2019-03-04