The Artisan 5KSM175 moves upmarket with the 5KSM185 model. In this premium version, the pastry robot maintains its excellent performance, but benefits from small improvements here and there.
KitchenAid hasn’t changed its miracle recipe in almost a century, and there’s a reason why. With a powerful direct transmission motor and exemplary performance, the Artisan 5KSM185 is the ideal ally in the kitchen. This premium version is almost identical to the 5KSM175. If the robot abandons the flat beater with flexible edge and a few colors, it is nevertheless accompanied by a stainless steel pastry kit and more careful finishes. Few technologies are integrated into this pastry robot, which gives it, in return, robustness and probably durability that is almost unrivaled on this market. Finally, the plethora of accessories available for purchase even makes the Artisan a model with almost unlimited functionality.
Strong points
- Robust body which provides very good stability.
- Timeliness.
- Many optional accessories.
- Little noisy.
- Powerful engine.
- Stainless steel pastry kit accessories.
Weak points
- Few options available.
- Very heavy robot head.
NB: The reported price drop is calculated by comparing the lowest price of the day with the average of the lowest prices charged by all merchants for the product last month, with security rules to exclude the prices of stores whose the VAT policy is not clear (so-called “gray” stores, typically in the case of imports from China).
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KitchenAid hasn’t changed its miracle recipe in almost a century, and there’s a reason why. With a powerful direct transmission motor and exemplary performance, the Artisan 5KSM175 is the ideal ally in the kitchen. Few technologies are integrated into this pastry robot, which gives it, in return, robustness and probably durability that is almost unrivaled on this market. Finally, the plethora of accessories available for purchase even makes the Artisan a versatile model with almost unlimited functionality.