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KM270 Series, MX310 Series, MX320 Seriessorry I bought it
Today my Sunbeam mixer stopped working and its only eighteen months since I purchased it in Myers at Erina. My previous mixer (not a Sunbean product) lasted years and years. I should have been wary as warranty was only twelve months. I would have had it repaired but living on Central Coast the freight would be prohibitive.
Purchased in July 2021 for $299.00.
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BronwynGippsland, VIC
poor performer
The mixer does not catch everything in the bowl and the motor is way too slow. Don't bother trying to make pavlova or whipped cream. Does not beat fast enough to do so. This is the first Big Mixer i have ever had and thought that Kenwood was a reputable brand, what a disappointment. Now stuck with a Lemon sitting on the bench looking pretty.
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Best kitchen appliance ever
I love baking (Thursday nights are my baking night...cakes, cookies, pies etc.) and my husband purchased a Kenwood Patissier for my birthday 7years ago (It was on sale and I chose the colour and unit myself). As I did not want to spend the extra money on a Kitchen Aid I was happy with the basic attachments (whisk, paddle and hook) that came with the unit. I did experience from the first day of using it that when I changed the speed settings it sounded like the motor was slowing down then speeding up. At the time I thought it was normal for it t...Read more
o do this as the speed numbering went 0-2-4-6-8-10-12. I presumed it was because of jumping the numbers, but reading some of the other reviews I now know that this was not normal, but it never bothered me anyway. I was alone at home about 3 years ago and was mixing bread dough and had to go to the loo, and thought it would be ok but the unit fell off the kitchen counter within a minute and when I got back I picked the unit up (with all the dough still in the bowl and the whole thing still in tact) and continued mixing. The motor was ok but I could hear it was under a bit on strain as a result of the fall. It's probably time for me to replace it but it's still going and doing a good job with my sponge cake batter (the mixing bowl capacity is awesome for this recipe), and when you look at the unit it still looks brand new without a scratch or a dent (from the fall) on it. Today, the motor still "groans" when I mix anything in it but I love my Kenwood Patissier so much that I don't want to let it go.Similar opinion? Write a review on ieatwords.com.au!
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Excellent value and unkillable
I purchased my patissier two house renovations ago, and have found it to be exceptionally good at mixing- everything from bread dough to grout to paint and back to egg whites!! It's worked hard for its place on the bench, and whilst I've long coveted the very very expensive kitchenaid I just can't justify replacing this really excellent machine. I've run it until the motor smoked and after a cool down it's started up again with no hassles. It's never been serviced, or given the slightest problem in terms of function. My only complaint is that t...Read more
he beater is not dishwasher safe, And sheds grey material if you do put it through the washer. I bought mine on sale for $199 about 5-6 years ago, and it's transformed me from someone who had never opened the over to someone who bakes every week. It's even got my husband sold! In addition to house renovation products it also does hot jam for jam making, cheese making, omelettes .... essentially it's made itself an everyday workhorse in our kitchen. Couldn't do without it!! And whilst I'm sure the extra $500 for the kitchen aid is reflected in its bowl scraping ability, it's an awful lot of difference- and I'm not sure I'd flog it the same way knowing what it cost- diminishing its utility. In summary, the patissier is a cheap and cheery mixer with a robust motor and gearbox, that will serve the average home cook well... and may even help fulfill a few diy fantasies.
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Pony_Pmelbourne
- 7 reviews
- 1 like
I'm glad it was on sale
I purchased the Kenwood Patisseri MX310 from a discount website about 6 months ago. I enjoy baking and thought I would treat myself to something better than my $10 handheld mixer from Kmart. I bought the mixer in red, it looks great in my kitchen. I like that it came with a variety of attachments. I really like the stainless steal mixing bowl as well.
Although it has many bonuses it still has some issues. I find if I am making regular to small dessert it's not worth using it. The mixture gets pushed out to the sides of the bowl and I have to...Read more
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- Patissier MX310 Series
- Verified purchase
Terrible mixer - the MX311
I just bought the Patissier MX311 3 days ago. The surges (uncontrollable speed) happens from first use until now. regardless of speed settings. I should've checked the reviews before buying - but should've, could've. Seems this happens a lot basing on other comments written here.
Has anyone managed to rectify the problem? the Service representative here in Malaysia is not helpful at all! seems no one is manning the customer service counter at De'longhi Group Customer Service Centre located in Petaling Jaya, Malaysia.
I've just lost my trust in Kenwood products. Should've saved up and bought Kitchen Aid instead.
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old fart
- 2 reviews
- 3 likes
Bad design
Poorly designed either beater attachment is in the wrong position in relation to the bowl. Brought as a sunbeam disaster replacement. The distributor as good as admitted that was the fault, no help was given. In my humble opion the original sunbeam mixer was the only way to go check out e/bay I did.
N.B. as a tradesman I repaired several old sunbeams they were far superior to what is on the market today.
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Broke immediately
Bad purchase .Used only twice, gears sheared or broke while using the dough hook making grinding noises which continued even without a load. Returned for full refund - avoid buying just for the sake of appearances. I will be looking for a cheaper model of other brand. Maybe jut unlucky but a costly item should not have failed so soon
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Linda - OzMetropolitan Adelaide, SA
- 22 reviews
Great for mixing cakes and pavlovas
I have other machines to mix heavy things like bread, and just wanted something pretty to mix cake mixes and pavlovas. I have machines such as the Thermomix for the heavier items, but I must say this mixer makes my cake mixes way more fluffy and lovely. It mixes quickly, and really well. A nice heavy machine, that looks really lovely on my bench.
I do agree, that it doesn't mix to the bottom of the bowl, and this seems to be worse when you are only mixing a tiny amount. If there is a fix such as changing a screw, then they should put the...Read more
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Kath GSydney, NSW
- 26 reviews
A very Good Mixer
I read all the reviews on this machine . I must say Kenwood have addressed the complaints well, the new model has a 600w motor as well as a splash guard and a scraper paddle that is excellent I find it runs rings around other brands scraper paddles. I took a number of weeks to make a decision and had the sales person run all the mixers that I was looking at in the store to check noise levels and beater actions as well ( i think people tend to not do this before buying a product ) . I love the sturdiness of this mixer and it has very little plastic parts as well. I would highly recommend this product. I could have bought any mixer on the market but a lot are not good value for the $ at all but this one is .
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Sealy
- 2 reviews
Another Kenwood disappointment
This cake mixer would probably be great if the attachments were calibrated to meet the bowl at the right height. There is far too much space between the bowl and the attachment meaning that a simple procedure such as creaming butter and sugar requires a large quantity and frequent scraping down of the bowl to work at all. Even with some attempts to modify this, it is still a very poor product. When did Kenwood stop being a top of the line brand where design was paramount?
As this was a wedding gift, we have been unable to return it to the store for a refund. Have contacted Kenwood directly about this major flaw with no response at all.
Disappointing stuff.
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Alison
- 3 reviews
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Major Design Flaw
While I rate this mixer as quite good, it does have one major flaw and a few other minor problems. To insert a mixing tool, you have to push the tool onto the head and twist. That is ok, but to remove it you have to do the reverse. In practical terms, this means holding onto a greasy head and trying to twist. Not only do you get messy hands, but it is slippery and hard to twist. There should be a quick release button. Also when using sugar, it flies around the room - you end up with sugar everywhere. The included splashguard is a must and even...Read more
then quite a bit of sugar gets out. Plus when the splashguard is on, the mixing head can't be raised easily as the tool gets caught on the guard and the sides of the bowl can't be scraped easily. Both actions require removing the sticky splash guard, and then reattaching it if you are still mixing - not easy when the tool is still attached. It does whisk eggs and cream very very well. The 400w motor seems to cream butter and sugar easily. Needs a quick release tool button. The exposed springs on the head are difficult to clean and could be a potential breakage point. The splashguard is tricky to remove.Similar opinion? Write a review on ieatwords.com.au!
Dont buy one
Too slow, beater doesnt pick up quite abit of mixture, cant use it for small amounts, throws mix out of the bowl, if it wasnt a gift I would have taken it back. Now stuck with It. It seems to be going slower and slower... High speed is too slow for some baking.
Stainless bowl with handle
Too slow and doesnt mix properly
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EBobAdelaide
- 2 reviews
Lasted only as long as the warranty, never mixed well
The Patissier seemed like a good buy within our budget. It felt like it should last well with the nice heavy cast iron body, but it only made it 2 weeks past the warranty period then stripped a gear or something. Now it sounds like a spoon in a garbage disposal, and mixing is no longer a function. In retrospect, it never worked all that well, although if we had adjusted the working height of the attachments so it reached the bottom of the bowl, it may have been better. We only found out about that after it died. We made a few cakes, but always ...Read more
had to scrape the bowl during mixing. We made 6 and a half loaves of bread, but always needed to knead the dough by hand after 'mixing'. And then it mixed itself to bits. It didnt get a lot of work, and now we are back using my grandmas crusty old sunbeam from 1970 which is still ticking along. Quality is a thing of the past. Matched our kitchen Didnt mix well and was perfectly engineered to destroy itself when the warranty expiredSimilar opinion? Write a review on ieatwords.com.au!
OllieMelbourne, Victoria
Grey residue on the bowl!! Yuck.
Just about to try my new replacement after the old Kenwood beater has a grey residue every time I touch it.
Now I'm excited about the new replacement because it is the newer model. But just as I unpacked it, I wiped the bowl and voila.. a yucky grey residue appear on my paper towel just like when you wipe a bowl full of dust except this is not dust. I'm so so disappointed. last time it was my beater, now it is the bowl.
Make sure if you buy this product, wipe it with clean wet paper towel to make sure it is clean and safe for you before using it.
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RKHCairns, Queensland
Think twice
Definitely needs a splash back, should be included. Ever since owning my Patissier it has skipped whilst mixing. I've had the circuit board changed 2/3 times, gave up in the end because I needed to use it. Had to wait ages for the circuit board to be replaced. It does do the job, after I'd discovered that you could adjust the height of the tools. It looks fabulous but I would probably not buy another one.
Simple to use, inexpensive.
Mixing beat skipped now and then.
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whipping up yumminess
My first "mommy" gift for myself as all the others seemed too professional and pricey. I have had mine now 6 years and have used it a bajillion times. My kids love to help me cook with it and its even user friendly, yet tough enough for them and they are 6 and 4. I have only one complaint, they should include the splash guard. When this one has mixed it's last I will just get another but change up the colour. I never knew til now about the screw adjust which is a handy little tip.
fun colour choices, reliable, kid friendly, easy to clean.
Necessary accessories like a splash guard are sold seperately.
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kitcheninjaNSW, 2074
Fine After Ajustment
This mixer works great now but it did not initially. it requires undoing of the hex bolt in the middle and adjusting with each of the tools to make sure it reaches the bottom. It is still quite underpowered for me but i only paid $160 for it so not too dissapointed with it's performance
can whip and do most tasks quite easily
under powered. not very good with sticky and thick doughs
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Hi, where did you get it for $160?
grays online
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Run screaming from it
We dont rate it at all. The wisk broke within 12 or so months but that didn't matter it wasn't any good for 1 egg recipes or similar small bake jobs. The machine is fine when working towards max capacity but for small amounts the butter is always left on side of bowl and the egg will not combine so we end constantly turning off and scraping down sides. We are now faced with the spend $45 on a new whisk and suffer with our frustration or start again with a Kitchen Aid which specifically states that it works with one egg sized batches.
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CarmzGladstone, Queensland
Love my Kenwood Pattissier =)
I got this mixer as a gift from my husband i have used it every day making cup cakes, frostings, meringue, even tomato relish!!! i lovee the fact that this mixer is sooo quiet as i have a young family so i can bake when ever one goes to bed!!
Its quiet and cuts prep time
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RKH
Splash guard would be good, it does splash mixture out. Also my Patissier MX320 skips whilst beating product. I sent it back 2/3 times and it still does it. I will keep using it for it does the job... Read more
and looks great, but I doubt I would buy another one.