The SMF02 is a retro pastry robot, but only in appearance. Its technical sheet places it at the top of the market, in particular thanks to its direct transmission motor capable of delivering 800 W.
The Smeg SMF02 is a nice surprise. Equipped with a direct transmission motor, an efficiency of 800 W and 10 powers, this pastry robot is particularly efficient. To take nothing away from it, its 1950s aesthetic, signature of the Italian manufacturer, makes it a real decorative object. Although it runs silently, the Smeg does however require a few additional seconds to complete the required tasks, compared to other models in our comparison.
Strong points
- Good stability.
- Correct runtime performance.
- Silent.
- Powerful engine.
Weak points
- Risk of wear of the pastry kit due to the coating.
- Impossible to adjust the height between the utensils and the bottom of the bowl.
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Alternatively
With the MUM 5, Bosch wants a no-frills pastry robot. The device with its innovative design accommodates several different accessories, sometimes included in a set, sometimes available at an additional cost. Its compact and lightweight format will delight small interiors and users who want to store the MUM after each use. Finally, the pastry robot proves effective for all kinds of preparation, even if it requires a little more time than its best competitors.