Hobart N50 5 Watts Stand Mixer

Pros: Powerful, extraordinarily quiet, confidence-inspiring, dependable, will last forever, beautifully styled, lovable!
Cons: With a Hobart N-50 this is not really a consideration

A 'bargain' at US1600 - US1800? Try AUD3000+ (which is what I had to pay for the N-50 in Australia) and yes, I emphatically claim it is a True Bargain. The reason so many people mention the longevity of the Hobart mixers when compared to the ...

Pros: Power, power, power. It is a thing of beauty.
Cons: They don't put two in the box.

Very understated power and elegance. Call it "command presence" - kind of like a cop that doesn't scream or holler, one that just get compliance from an unruly punk by raising an eyebrow.

It sails through kneading a double batch of bread, whips whatever I put in it and does it with style. They're expensive, but lord, your kids will always remember you fondly when they use it to make their grandkids cookies. This thing just hums along without ever slowing down, without ever flinching or grunting.

I love it.
(not in the biblical sense)

Is good.

I only wish the spell checker on this site was as good. I checked the dictionary, and all the things it is flagging as mis-spelled are really spelled properly.

Pros: very low power use
Cons: the 1243 bowl fills up the kitchen

wow only 5 watts with a 1243 qt mixing bowl.you cant beat the low power use,all tho the mixer moves very slooow.

Pros: I Think it has more than 122.5 W - closer to 300or500 w.
Cons: Price is pretty high.

I have this mixer and it has 1/6 H.P. (Horse Power) which is 735.5 W /6 =122.5 Watts. But I have doubts about it & think it has more than 122.5 W.