Sunbeam Heritage 2346 2347 2348 2349

Pros: Styling, color & customer service is good

Cons: This is a mixer with issues, as stated in the body of my review

The Bottom Line: Look for another brand. If you're going to spend that much money for a mixer, get one with a longer lifespan.

Review: I'd like to say I'm a HUGE fan of the old Sunbeam Mixmasters and I had one for years. Now THATS a great mixer! I got this red Heritage mixer two years ago for Christmas, and I use it for making bread only. Too cumbersome to pull out for a cake mix,...

Pros: roomy bowl for big batches of dough, easy to clean, affordable, and is darn cute.

Cons: Release button for the beaters is a bit difficult to push, especially with arthritis

The Bottom Line: affordable, easy to use, gets the job done, and it is cute

Review: I bought the Sunbeam 450 watt Heritage mixer recently and have been very pleased with it. I previously owned a Hamilton Beach, vintage 1968, that finally wore out and this replaces it. This Sunbeam works even better than my original mixer and is...

Pros: Good looks, heavy-duty

Cons: hard to tilt up, turntable loosey-goosey

Review: I got my Sunbeam mixer for Christmas although I really wanted the heavy-duty one I saw at Costco ($249). I've made cookies and muffins with it so far and it really beats (no pun intended) the heck out of hand mixing. I would like to make bread next,...

Pros: Price

Cons: The motor could not handle much. not easy to change out beaters

The Bottom Line: I would never buy one of these modern Sunbeams again. I hear the older ones were good but this one was junk. Motor was not worth the $99.

Review: I was sooo excited to get a stand mixer from my husband for Christmas. I had always wanted one and finally i had one! I read all the directions on using it and even thought some of the recipes that came in the booklet were good. I decided to make a...

Pros: Sleek looking, easy clean-up, affordable, frees up your hands.

Cons: Replacement parts can be expensive, small bowls, dough escapes bowls while mixing.

Review: I decided to buy the Sunbeam mixer because it was more affordable than a KitchenAid and had power closer to a KitchenAid than other beaters I had looked at. I have wanted a stand mixer for some time but just couldn't get myself to fork out to much...

Pros: Reasonably constructed, good power, easy to use and carry, affordable. Very attractive.

Cons: The design of the bowl and rotating mechanism may seem flimsy to some users.

The Bottom Line: This is a good machine for light-duty use (cakes, batters, whipped topping, meringues, cookies). If you are going to be making bread or heavy doughs, get a KitchenAid.

Review: The Sunbeam Heritage is an inexpensive metal stand mixer that uses dual beaters, similar to those on a hand mixer. The unit has two motors: One to rotate the beaters, and the other for rotating the bowl. The bowl rotates the opposite direction of...

Pros: Serves it's function well.

Cons: Too powerful, and noisy.

The Bottom Line: I like it, the pros outweigh the cons. Great for a first time stand mixer owner.

Review: I purchased the Sunbeam Heritage 2349 Stand Mixer about two years ago at a discount store for a little more than $80. I'd always wanted a stand mixer, but wasn't about to shell out a few hundred dollars on a Kitchen Aid, especially since I'd never...