Kenwood Premier Major kmm710 Kitchen Machine 6.7 Litre Metal Bowl 1200W

Kenwood Majors are good machines as numerous people already wrote. I chose this model without any additional attachments because I need it mainly for bread and and pastry dough mixing. For this purpose the price is unbeatable. Thanks to the low pound I paid 229€ including delivery to Germany. Of course it has a UK plug but you can get the original EU replacement power cord from every Kenwood/De'Longhi repair shop (KW696433, 6,57€). Let them install it if you can't do it yourself. For dough mixing I would also recommend the spiral dough hook (KW71165) which costs another 37€

The traditional Kenwood mixer, but larger. Powerful and durable, this machine made light work of everything we have tried to do with it so far - dough, cake mixes and grinding spices ( with the attachment). Maybe not as trendy as the retro looking alternatives, but it is more powerful and capable of mixing a large batch of dough without even sounding as if it is under load. A relative bought the Kitchen Aid mixer a couple of years ago and it looks very nice on her work surface, but she doesn't use it because it is not powerful enough.

Have had a smaller kenwood in the past handed down the family, The old one died and decided to go for a larger one, If you are thinking of choosing a new kenwood you will not be dissapointed. Value for money and a very reliable product.

Good machine, which would be 5 stars if I didn't have a KM001 before. Comparatively good price at £184 compared to equivalents. Beaters / whisks etc are not stainless steel (compared to my previous KM001) which is disappointing but can live with it. I think it's a good machine but not as "premium" as the KM001 CHEF I had previously from 2005 (only bought this one due giving my CHEF away to a deserving cause). Current equivalent "premium" machines don't appeal as overpriced and underpowered.

I have always wanted a Kenwood, but with enough 'revs' for bread making. This was a complete bargain, having done LOADS research (which you should always do when purchasing items like this) and read heaps of reviews. Well, this has been brill, rise and texture of the loaf stunning. I have been hand making bread on and off for years, and this has to be the best loaf EVER! If the KW keeps helping me to produce all the goodies I like to bake then I will be well happy... Only grrr is the splash guard is a tad fiddly... in my research I noticed another make has the splash guard attached to the bowl... KW - maybe a fix for this?

Well what can I say Kenwood?? I bought this expecting it to be more or less a similar quality as that of my Kenwood Professional..but alas definitely not the case.. for all the hype I have read that it is a 'lovely piece of kit' I m afraid I have to disagree.. it is tinny and wobbles like mad when asked to make a largish batch of buttercream...something it should be more that able to do given that it one of the top of the range. Definitely a huge disappointment and all I can say is unless you have used the Kenwood Professional you would probably be non the wiser. I also see that the Kenwood Professional is no longer available...a real shame as its the best one you have ever made.

I totally disagree with the reviews about this kenwood mixer. I got the white at a reduced price 2 years ago. Total mistake I had used kenwood products with so much pleasure but this was a mistake.. it had a funny sound like it was struggling to meet up with task. It stopped working not long after.. waste of money...........

looking for a mixer that could allow for enhancements i.e. pasta maker, etc. Looked at high street stores, all ones that had these facilities were £350+. Found this online - just what was required at a attractive price.Recommend to anybody.