Hamilton Beach Eclectrics All-Metal StandMixer vs Cuisinart Precision Master Series Stand Mixers 2016

The Hamilton Beach All-Metal StandMixer is widely considered to be a great Stand Mixer at its $200 budget. The Cuisinart Precision Master Series 5.5 Qt. Stand Mixer SM-50, however, while also a good product at this price point, doesn't stack up against its competitors quite as well.

The Hamilton Beach All-Metal StandMixer was loved by reviewers at Your Best Digs, a highly trusted source that performs reliable in-depth testing. It did great in its "The Best Stand Mixers" roundup where it was named its "Budget pick", which, in itself, makes it a product worth considering.

Returning to the Cuisinart Precision Master Series 5.5 Qt. Stand Mixer SM-50, it managed to impress reviewers from two sources that are considered to be some of the most highly trusted on the internet, thanks to their in-depth hands-on testing - Tom's Guide and Wirecutter (NYTimes). It performed great in their respective Stand Mixer roundups - it was named "A large capacity stand mixer at a great price" by Tom's Guide and "Ranked 3 out of 13" by Wirecutter (NYTimes). That's quite an endorsement, especially coming from such high-quality sources.

We tried doing a direct Hamilton Beach All-Metal StandMixer vs. Cuisinart Precision Master Series 5.5 Qt. Stand Mixer SM-50 review score comparison but couldn't find any sources that tested both.

Next, we took a look at which sources liked them best and found that the Hamilton Beach All-Metal StandMixer most impressed the reviewers at Foodal, who gave it a score of 7, whereas the Cuisinart Precision Master Series 5.5 Qt. Stand Mixer SM-50 did best in its Top Ten Reviews review - it scored 9 points.

Lastly, we averaged out all of their review data to compare them to their competitors. We found that the Cuisinart Precision Master Series 5.5 Qt. Stand Mixer SM-50, with its 8.0 out of 10 points, got reviewed noticeably better than most of its competitors - the average Stand Mixer score being 7.1 - whereas the Hamilton Beach All-Metal StandMixer performed worse, with an average of merely 7.0.