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Kenwood kMix KMX754 vs KitchenAid Classic
Get the Kenwood kMix. Unless looks matter most or you want KitchenAid's attachments โ then the Classic.
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The short answer
The kMix has a 1,000 W motor, a bigger 5 L bowl and a splash guard in the box, for less. The Classic is sleeker and takes KitchenAid attachments, but its bowl is smaller, with no handle and no pouring shield.
Get the kMix if
- โYou want a real stand mixer for less.
- โYou bake cakes and the odd loaf.
- โYou'd like a splash guard in the box.
Get the Classic if
- โLooks matter most.
- โYou want KitchenAid attachments.
- โYou bake for one to four people.
Key differences
Motor
1,000 W
kMix
A little weaker than the Artisan
Classic
Bowl
5 L glass
kMix
4.3 L, no handle
Classic
Splash guard
Included
kMix
Not included
Classic
Looks
Boxier
kMix
KitchenAid look, a few colours
Classic
Price
Lower
kMix
Higher
Classic
Pros and cons
Kenwood kMix KMX754
- +Strong 1,000 W motor
- +5 L bowl and splash guard included
- +Takes Kenwood attachments
- โHeavy to move around the kitchen.
- โBoxier and less sleek than KitchenAid or Smeg.
KitchenAid Classic
- +Same mixing action as the Artisan
- +Takes the same attachments
- +Cheapest way into a KitchenAid
- โThe bowl has no handle, so tipping out batter is fiddlier.
- โNo pouring shield in the box, so flour can puff out at speed.
- โA slightly weaker motor than the Artisan.
Ready to choose?
- Is the kMix worth it?
- Is the Classic worth it?
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How we reached this verdict
We compared independent expert reviews with the manufacturer's specifications, then checked it's sold at a major retailer where you live. We don't test products ourselves.
Sources: Tom's Guide, America's Test Kitchen, Expert Reviews, Expert Reviews: Kenwood kMix, manufacturer specifications.
Updated 9 Oct 2026How we decide

