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500W motor delivers efficient and stable mixing for various ingredients.
5-speed control provides flexibility for different recipes and textures.
Extra power for thicker mixtures and faster results.
Includes beaters for whipping and dough hooks for kneading.
The HALEY 500W Hand Mixer combines 5 adjustable speed settings with interchangeable stirring and dough kneading attachments for versatile kitchen use. It is suitable for whipping cream, beating eggs, mixing batter and kneading dough, while the one-key eject function makes attachment removal quick and convenient. Its low-noise design also helps provide a more comfortable everyday mixing experience.
| Voltage | 220–240V | Frequency | 50/60Hz |
| Power | 500W | Speed Settings | 5 Speeds |
| Brand | HALEY | Accessories | Beater Hooks & Dough Hooks |
| Model Name | Hand Mixer | Operation Type | Handheld |
| Country of origin | China | Product Model | HY-1689 |
Equipped with a 500W motor, the HALEY Hand Mixer provides reliable power for a variety of kitchen tasks. It is suitable for whipping cream, beating eggs, mixing batter and kneading light dough, helping make baking preparation faster and easier.
With 5 speed settings, users can adjust the mixing intensity according to different ingredients and recipes. Lower speeds are suitable for gentle mixing, while higher speeds provide stronger performance for whipping and beating.
The convenient one-key eject function allows the mixing attachments to be removed quickly after use. The mixer comes with stirring rods and dough kneading rods, while its low-noise design provides a more comfortable operating experience.
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