Jack Stonehouse Food Stand Mixer-1400W-5.5L Bowl-4-in 1 Beater, Whisk, Dough Hook and Splash Guard-Black, Plastic, 1400 W, 5.5 liters

I like the fact it has a plastic lid thing dont know what you call it perfect for making butter icing no icing sugar all over the place. Bit noisy when on full speed but I can live with that

Love, love, love this machine, the best £70 ever spent, why spend hundreds of £ for one. It’s nice to look at, it’s idiot proof and the suckers on the bottom are like super glue on my work surface. Over the moon with it.

UPDATE: Two years of hard and regular use finally broke it, (speed control switch no longer works. But I've bought another, Same make, same model because it was value for money. Can't sat fairer than that.John=====I've made a little over thirty two-pound loves with this, one at a time, since buying it. plus several batches of shortbread and bread puddings. The latter sounds a bit crunchy with the drier bits of stale bread, but its bread crunch not mechanical ;-)One tiny grumble. I would like a flat disc at the top of the dough hook to stop dough climbing too high. Commercial dough machines always have this safeguard. This doesn't always happen. Would gladly buy one as an aftermarket accessory if it fitted in all other respects.The suction feet do lose a little of their grip given time, but not enough to let it walk off the surface. If you wipe them off twith a damp cloth to remove any accumulated dust/crud they stick as well as when new.I have yet to reach the thermal overload cut-out point despite regularly running it for about ten minutes overall for each loaf. ( Occasionally up to fifteen minutes in total .) Normally about five minutes to initially mix all the ingredients, then about five minutes of mechanical 'kneading'.I see some reviewers have complained it doesn't always pick up from the sides and the bottom of the bowl. Even larger commercial mixers with a ten horsepower motor need a bit of help with this. Turn it off, get in there with a plastic or silicone scraper, and before long it will all be gathered up properly.I have yet to see the fragility of the splash guard which some have mentioned.. Maybe I'm just not clumsy.The mixing head wobbles around a bit when mixing dough. But it doesn't seem to be getting any worse, so possibly this is built-in flex. Only time can answer that question.Overall I'm very pleased with it, especially at the price.John (Ex baker who enjoys making his own bread since retirement.)

Looks good. Works really well. Already made some great cakes with it.

This is a straight forward food mixer, all the necessary mixing tools are included. It is sturdy, well made, and surprisingly not as noisy as you might expect. It is excellent value for money, and I would recommend it.

This is the first mixer like this that I have bought. It is so good and easy to use. I used 3 times in one day several times.

bought this item, used it once to make a small loaf of bread, it stopped working 5 mins into use, asked for a refund but they say you are responsible for the return post fees, so not only did this cost my hubby to buy the item as a birthday gift for me but he also has to pay extra to return it! sooo not worth it, now its in the trash where it belongs! :(

(Bought as a gift , for wife) nice feel to it, positive connections , switch illuminates (blue) good speed selections , steady slow to more then fast enough. Very Easy to use. Happy. Beware ! The dough hook was packaged in a way that I struggled to locate it thought it had been left out but it was tucked into the polystyrene it is there ! You have to find it.