- Bowl capacity
- 4 quart stainless steel bowl (Silver)
- Motor
- 300 watts (Hamilton Beach rating)
- Speeds
- 7 speeds
- Head type
- Tilt-up
- Included attachments
- Dough hook, whisk, flat beater
- Attachment hub
- None
- Weight
- 10.2 lb
- Warranty
- 1 year limited
Hamilton Beach
Hamilton Beach 7 Speed Stand Mixer
A 4 quart tilt-up stand mixer in Silver that costs a third of a KitchenAid Artisan, built for occasional bakers who do not need an attachment hub.
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All prices
| Store | Price | Checked | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Target Best price | $126.99 | ✓ AUG 30 | Go to store |
| Hamilton Beach | $126.99 | ✓ AUG 30 | Go to store |
Prices were checked on the dates shown and can change at any time. The store page is always authoritative. Shipping and taxes are not included.
First verified Aug 30, 2026. When a later check finds a different price, it gets logged here.
Our verdict
Where it wins
- Costs roughly a third of a KitchenAid Artisan or Cuisinart Precision Master
- At 10.2 lb it is far lighter and easier to lift in and out of a cabinet
- Planetary mixing action covers the whole bowl despite the lower price
- Dishwasher-safe bowl and attachments simplify cleanup
Where it loses
- No attachment hub, so there is no path to a pasta roller, grinder or other add-on later
- 4 quart bowl is the smallest of the four mixers here
- 300 watt motor and 7 speeds are the least powerful and least flexible in this comparison
- Only a 1 year limited warranty
The 63385 is the mixer for someone who bakes a few times a month and does not want to spend KitchenAid or Cuisinart money to do it. It creams butter and sugar and kneads a single loaf of bread fine, but the small bowl and lack of an attachment hub mean it will not grow with you the way the pricier mixers do. Frequent bakers or anyone who wants pasta or grinder attachments later should skip it and buy up.
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Common questions
Is a 300 watt motor enough for bread dough?
It can knead a single loaf's worth of dough with the included hook, but it works harder than a 325 to 500 watt mixer and is not the choice for someone kneading multiple loaves a week.
Can you add attachments later?
No. This model has no power hub, so it only ever does what the included dough hook, whisk and flat beater do. If you want a pasta roller or meat grinder down the line, buy a mixer with a hub instead.
How does it compare to a KitchenAid on price?
It runs about a third of the price of a KitchenAid Artisan or Cuisinart Precision Master at the retailers we checked, with a smaller bowl and a lighter build to match.
Is the bowl big enough for a full batch of cookies?
The 4 quart bowl handles a standard batch of cookie or cake batter without trouble. It is tighter than the 4.5 to 5.5 quart bowls on the pricier mixers here for doubled recipes.
Prices last verified Aug 30, 2026.