KitchenAid Cordless Hand Mixer KHMR762

Technical details

For cooks who want to mix without staying tethered to an outlet, the KitchenAid Go Cordless Hand Mixer KHMR762 is built for moving around the kitchen while preparing a recipe. Its removable 12V MAX battery is included, along with a USB-C cable and wall adapter, so the mixer arrives with its listed power accessories. Seven speeds cover jobs from gently stirring chunky ingredients to whipping egg whites, while Soft Start gradually brings the beaters up to the selected speed to help limit splattering. It can also stand on its own, keeping the beaters lifted out of the bowl and away from the work surface between steps.

The set includes two dishwasher-safe stainless steel Turbo Beater II accessories. KitchenAid states up to 60 minutes of continuous runtime, but actual runtime varies with the recipe and attachments, and battery life is affected by age and use. The listed 12V MAX is the battery’s maximum initial voltage measured without a workload, its nominal voltage is 10.8V. That distinction matters if you are comparing battery figures across appliances: the runtime is a stated maximum, not a promise for every batch.

Getting the most from it

There are no compatibility requirements listed beyond the included battery and accessories. The cordless format is the central difference from a traditional plug-in hand mixer: it gives you more freedom to shift between a counter, island, or another nearby work area without managing a cord. That is useful when your prep space is crowded or an outlet is awkwardly placed. A corded model may make more sense if you prefer not to monitor a rechargeable battery or expect to mix for long stretches, the runtime here depends on what you are making and how the mixer is used.

Usage tips

Start chunky mixtures on a low speed, then increase as the ingredients come together. For creaming butter and sugar, the product guidance points to a medium setting, for egg whites or heavy cream, use a high speed. Soft Start is especially relevant when adding flour or other ingredients that can scatter, since the beaters ramp up rather than jumping straight to the chosen speed. In a real kitchen moment, that means you can begin a bowl of dry ingredients at a gentle stir before moving up as the mixture thickens, instead of starting fast and wiping splashes off the counter.

The mixer’s upright resting position is handy when you need to pause and add another ingredient. The included beaters are dishwasher-safe, which can simplify cleanup after mixing, though no details are provided here about cleaning the mixer body or battery. On the spec sheet, the useful trade-off is clear: cordless movement and seven speeds, with runtime that changes depending on the task.

Before you decide

Does it include the battery and charger accessories? Yes. The listed contents include one removable 12V MAX battery, a USB-C cable, and a wall adapter.

Are the beaters dishwasher-safe? Yes. The two stainless steel Turbo Beater II accessories are described as dishwasher-safe.

Will it run for 60 minutes on every recipe? No fixed runtime is guaranteed for every task. The stated figure is up to 60 minutes, and actual time varies with the recipe, attachments, battery age, and use.

When it makes sense

It suits you if moving freely around the kitchen matters more than having a corded mixer ready for extended, uninterrupted sessions. The seven settings make it practical for common hand-mixing jobs, from a slow stir to whipping, and the included battery means you do not need to source one separately. It might not be a great match if you want a guaranteed runtime for a particular recipe or prefer a plug-in appliance that does not rely on battery condition. Choose it for the convenience of cordless mixing, choose a basic corded approach when outlet access is easy and battery-free operation is the priority.