KHM9Q versus KHM9P: Same mixer, more attachments
I was concerned about potential differences between the two models of the 9-speed hand mixer. When I purchased it, the Q was less expensive. Some on Amazon had complained that it did not ship in a retail box. I feared that the Q was a lower-quality model designed for a large, budget reseller such as Wal-Mart. I could find no information on the KitchenAid web site or in its manuals about motor specifications, etc. that might enlighten me.
After writing customer suppoert, I was relieved to learn that the Q mixer is practically identical to the P except that the Q ships with more attachments.
On Sep 7, 2007, at 1:02 PM, countertopcollectionUSA@KitchenAid.com wrote:
Thank you for contacting the KitchenAid website and your interest in our KitchenAid Hand Mixers
The KHM9Q model is a QVC model that does come equipped with more accessories.
The KHM9P and the KHM900PK are a 9-speed Hand Mixer which includes "Soft Start" and has extra...
GREAT HAND MIXER!
I don't have the space for a stand mixer and I have gone through hand mixers like crazy because most of them just can't handle big batches of cookie dough. I have five kids and I bake a lot. It has been a big frustration because the last hand mixer I bought lasted through one batch of chocolate chip cookie dough and died on the next try. The one prior to that one lasted no more than five batches.....and the list goes on. these things are just not made to be able to handle it like the hand mixers of yesterday - except this one!!! this one is definitely more powerful and durable. This will last me a long time, I can feel the difference in it. If your'e like me and bake often but don't have the space for a big stand mixer than this is the mixer for you!! I do wish that the beaters were a little bit more heavy duty, but they do seem to do the job just fine and they can always be replaced.
Good tool!
We have used this hand mixer tirelessly for the last 10 years without any problems. It is a solid performer and has whipped up many cakes and cookies without hesitation. The motor churns confidently today as it did the day we started using it. Don't buy this mixer if you are looking for something to keep for only a few years...this will probably last a lifetime!
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