KitchenAid Professional 5qt Stand Mixer - KV25G0X

A: I just got of the phone with Kitchen aid and they confirmed 450 watts for this discontinued model. I am still waiting for my order to see what it says on the box and I will call them again.

A: I just received my box and yes it’s 525 watts. Perfect much better than 450 watts, love it.

A: Bought it 3 weeks ago from Target. Item number 53676245. Online description is wrong. Its a 525 watt motor. I think it's a description for the older model.

A: I was doubtful, but it DOES have a 525 Watt motor. I even asked Kitchenaid before ordering and they said it would be a 450 Watt. However, once the package arrived the box read 525 Watts and the tags on the unit itself say Max Watts: 525 Watts. It appears that this model at one time had the 450, but has since been upgraded for the 525 Watt. For whatever reason the kitchenaid support did not get the updated documentation so they may mislead you into thinking it is 450 watts. This is a huge power increase and it is noticeable. Having said all of this.. This is a really good deal at this time. For half the cost of a Pro 600 you get a motor that is nearly as powerful. The pro 600 is only stronger by 50 watts (575 watts total). You would barely notice a difference in this case. This model should be able to handle anything the pro 600 can. The only real advantage to the pro 600 is the bigger bowl by 1 quart. Go with this one over the Pro 600. The $200 saving far outweighs the 6 quart bowl over the 5 quart. I hope this finally clears up the question on the watts.

A: Ours is 525w motor.  Plenty of power

A: Hi Tina20215. This model is now 525 watts.

A: All the current models are 525w. Only the older, original ones were 450w.

A: Hi las, The KV25G0X does include the pouring shield.

A: I just ordered one, no regrets on purchase, however I thought for the price it should have came with the shield.

A: No it doesn't, was a little disappointed when I received it without the shield

A: It says in the item details that yes but I am not sure if that is correct.

A: As far as I know only models with lifting top come with pouring shield, this is the professional with the bowl lifted up & down.

A: Are the gears metal or plastic?

A: I bought my new. Usually if an item is refurbished it well state that in the description.

A: Hi Laura, The KV25GOX model number indicates new

A: It is a New Kitchen Aid

A: Since this is sold in the US, it's 110 volts. 220 voltage is for European appliances. Dumb question.

A: Hi Jay, The KV25G0X is now 525 watts.

A: This model is a 450W motor and the OEM is Whirlpool. Lookup part number W10247536

A: 525 watts on the professional!

A: Hi Liset, The professional 5 quart stand mixer includes the flat beater, dough hook, wire whip and the mixing bowl.

A: Mine only came with 3 which was disappointing

A: This is the 5 qt. model, but the bowl is the wider model. Many of the 6qt items fit this bowl, like the pouring shield.

A: It's a 5 quart with the lift bowl feature.

A: HI CC, The mixer is a 5 quart Professional Plus Bowl Lift stand mixer.

A: Hi Thomas, The KV25G0X model indicates new.

A: The one I received was new.

A: The one I received was new.

A: 325 Watts for the 5 qt mixer with the lift handle for the bowl

A: 5.25 watts . I use it almost every day.

A: Hi Mike, The KV25G0X is now 525 watts.

A: The red one is not brushed.

A: Hi Maria. KitchenAid offers colors with a matte or glossy finish.

A: The mixer itself is brushed. The bowl is stainless.

A: Yes, a manufacturers warranty is provided on all their products. I have had my KitchenAid stand mixer for about 20 years and haven't experienced any problems. I've made wedding, shower and of course birthday cakes for all my family, that includes my grand children and friends.

A: Hi Bettye, The KV25G0X includes a 1 year manufacture warranty.

A: There is a standard 1 year manufacturer’s warranty for any mixer from KitchenAid. The KitchenAid Mixer comparison chart lays out the details for comparison as well as the warranty length for each mixer.