KitchenAid
Bowl capacity
4.5 quart stainless steel bowl (Light Silver)
Motor
300 watts (KitchenAid rating)
Speeds
10 speeds
Head type
Tilt-head
Included attachments
Coated flat beater, coated S-dough hook, 6-wire metal whip
Attachment hub
Yes, powers 10+ optional hub attachments sold separately
Weight
25 lb
Warranty
1 year limited

KitchenAid

KitchenAid Ultra Power Plus 4.5 Quart Tilt-Head Stand Mixer

KitchenAid's mid-tier 4.5 quart tilt-head mixer in Light Silver, a smaller and lighter alternative to the Artisan for everyday baking on a tighter counter or budget.

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$299.99 at Target Checked AUG 30
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Shopper ratings
4.8/ 5

1,910 ratings at Target

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First verified Aug 30, 2026. When a later check finds a different price, it gets logged here.

Our verdict

Where it wins

  • Same tilt-head design and attachment hub as the pricier Artisan, on a lighter base
  • 10 speeds cover everything from folding flour to whipping cream
  • 4.5 quart bowl is enough for most cookie and cake batches
  • Costs noticeably less than the 5 quart Artisan at the same retailer

Where it loses

  • 300 watt motor is on the low end for the Classic and Ultra tier, so it labors on stiff dough
  • 4.5 quart bowl is tight for doubled bread recipes or large family batches
  • Only a 1 year limited warranty
  • Fewer color options than the Artisan line

The Ultra Power Plus is the mixer to buy when you want KitchenAid's tilt-head design and attachment ecosystem without paying Artisan prices, and most cookie, cake and pancake-batter jobs never notice the smaller motor. Anyone who bakes bread weekly or wants a bigger bowl should size up to the 5 or 6 quart Artisan instead, since this base runs out of torque first.

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Common questions

How is this different from the KitchenAid Artisan?

It uses a smaller 4.5 quart bowl and a slightly lower-rated 300 watt motor instead of the Artisan's 5 quart bowl and 325 watts, and it comes in a shorter list of colors. The tilt-head design and attachment hub work the same way on both.

Can it knead bread dough?

It comes with an S-dough hook and can knead a single loaf, but the lower-wattage motor works harder on stiff or doubled dough than the Artisan or a bowl-lift model does.

What attachments are included in the box?

A coated flat beater, a coated S-dough hook, a 6-wire metal whip and the 4.5 quart stainless bowl. Hub-powered add-ons like a pasta roller or grinder are sold separately.

Is the Classic 4.5 quart mixer the same thing?

It is a close sibling in the same 4.5 quart tilt-head class. We could not verify a current retail price for the Classic model today, so this page tracks the Ultra Power Plus, which shares the bowl size, tilt-head design and attachment hub.

Prices last verified Aug 30, 2026.