10 Best stand mixers in the Philippines (2026)
The PerySmith PS5500 II 5.5L is our Best Overall stand mixer on Shopee Philippines. It's a 1200W, 10-speed machine with a 5.5L stainless bowl at around ₱2,400, and it's the most-rated stand mixer here at 4.9 stars from 3,542 raters. We compared eleven stand mixers by wattage, bowl size, speeds, build, and local warranty support. From a ₱2,400 workhorse to a ₱44,000 KitchenAid bowl-lift, here's how they stack up.
In a hurry? PerySmith PS5500 II 5.5L Electric Stand Mixer is our top pick for most homes.
Our quick picks
Best Overall: PerySmith PS5500 II 5.5L Electric Stand Mixer
₱2,400as of Aug 26, 2026
Read our review of the PerySmith PS5500 II
Best 2-in-1: 3D 5-Speed Stand and Hand Mixer MX-300SMS
₱2,400as of Aug 26, 2026
Read our review of the 3D MX-300SMS
Best for heavy dough: Simplus 5L Professional Classic Stand Mixer
₱4,600as of Aug 26, 2026
Read our review of the Simplus 5L
Best local brand: Kyowa Stand Mixer with Stainless Steel Bowl KW-4510
₱6,000as of Aug 26, 2026
Read our review of the Kyowa KW-4510
Best Premium: KitchenAid 5QT (4.8L) Artisan Stand Mixer 5KSM150
₱32,000as of Aug 26, 2026
Read our review of the KitchenAid Artisan 5KSM150
Best for frequent baking: Hanabishi Professional Stand Mixer Master Series 5L HPSTMIX50
₱6,600as of Aug 26, 2026
Read our review of the Hanabishi HPSTMIX50
Best large capacity: Kyowa Stand Mixer with Stainless Steel Bowl KW-4513
₱6,400as of Aug 26, 2026
Read our review of the Kyowa KW-4513
Best digital controls: Imarflex 5L Digital Electric Stand Mixer IMX-510D
₱7,200as of Aug 26, 2026
Read our review of the Imarflex IMX-510D
Best built-in timer: American Heritage Mix Whizzard 5L Stand Mixer AHSMX-6333
₱8,700as of Aug 26, 2026
Read our review of the American Heritage AHSMX-6333
Best for serious bakers: KitchenAid 6QT (5.6L) Artisan Stand Mixer 5KSM60S
₱44,000as of Aug 26, 2026
Read our review of the KitchenAid Artisan 5KSM60STop picks compared
Swipe the table sideways to see Capacity and Wattage.
| # | Product | Award | Price | Shopee rating | Capacity | Wattage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | PerySmith PS5500 II | Best Overall | around ₱2,400 | 4.9 ★ | 5.5L stainless steel bowl | 1200W |
| 2 | 3D MX-300SMS | Best 2-in-1 | around ₱2,400 | 4.9 ★ | 4L stainless steel bowl | 250W |
| 3 | Simplus 5L | Best for heavy dough | around ₱4,600 | 4.9 ★ | 5L stainless steel bowl | 1300W |
| 4 | Kyowa KW-4510 | Best local brand | around ₱6,000 | 4.9 ★ | 5L stainless steel bowl | 600W |
| 5 | KitchenAid Artisan 5KSM150 | Best Premium | around ₱32,000 | 4.9 ★ | 4.8L (5QT) stainless steel bowl | Not specified |
| 6 | Hanabishi HPSTMIX50 | Best for frequent baking | around ₱6,600 | 5 ★ | 5L SUS304 bowl with handle | 1000W |
| 7 | Kyowa KW-4513 | Best large capacity | around ₱6,400 | 4.9 ★ | 7L stainless steel bowl | 600W |
| 8 | Camel CMX-301S | – | around ₱5,700 | 5 ★ | 5L bowl | 1000W |
| 9 | Imarflex IMX-510D | Best digital controls | around ₱7,200 | 5 ★ | 5L bowl | 1200W |
| 10 | American Heritage AHSMX-6333 | Best built-in timer | around ₱8,700 | 5 ★ | 5L SUS304 stainless steel bowl with handle | Not specified |
Prices are Shopee PH listings as of each product's last check. See the linked reviews for dates. Ratings are the Shopee listings' own owner ratings, not our score.
A stand mixer is the difference between kneading pandesal by hand for twenty minutes and pressing a button. Here’s how the most popular stand mixers on Shopee Philippines compare, from a ₱2,400 workhorse to a KitchenAid you’ll hand down.
Motor power against bowl size
We weighed motor power against bowl size first, because those two decide what a mixer can actually handle. Then we looked at speed count and pulse control, what attachments come in the box, whether the gears are metal or plastic, and how the head works (tilt-back or bowl-lift). We also gave real weight to local warranty and service, since a stand mixer is a repairable machine, not a disposable one. Finally we checked the rating and how many people left it, because a 5.0 from three raters tells you far less than a 4.9 from three thousand.
Can it knead dough, or just batter?
Wattage decides whether you’re limited to batter or can knead dough: 600W handles cakes, cream, and meringue, while 1000W and up is where bread dough stops stalling the motor. Bowl capacity should match your batch, not your ambition: 4L–5L is the home sweet spot, 5.5L–7L is for double batches and small baking businesses. Speeds give control, from a slow fold that keeps flour in the bowl to a fast whip for meringue, and a pulse setting helps with short bursts. Check the attachments: a flat beater, wire whisk, and dough hook should all be included, and a splash guard saves your counter. Gearing matters for lifespan, so a full metal gear system (the Kyowa KW-4513) outlasts plastic. And weigh local service: Kyowa, Hanabishi, Imarflex, Camel, and American Heritage all have Philippine service networks, which counts for more than a spec sheet when something fails in year two.
Which mixer suits your baking
PerySmith PS5500 II 5.5L is our Best Overall: 1200W, 10 speeds, a 5.5L stainless bowl, and a rating built on 3,542 raters, all at around ₱2,400 as of August 26, 2026. It’s also the cheapest capable machine here, so the budget pick and the best pick happen to be the same mixer. If you want something you can lift off the stand, the 3D MX-300SMS is our Best 2-in-1 at the same price, a 4L, 2.2kg unit whose head detaches into a hand mixer.
Baking bread more than cake? The Simplus 5L is our Best for heavy dough at 1300W, the highest published wattage in this list. The Kyowa KW-4510 is our Best local brand, a 600W 5L tilt-head from a PH name with parts and service you can actually walk into, and the Hanabishi HPSTMIX50 is our Best for frequent baking, with 1000W, 12 speeds, and overheat protection.
Ready to spend properly? The KitchenAid Artisan 5KSM150 is our Best Premium, the 4.8L 10-speed tilt-head that set the standard, and the KitchenAid Artisan 5KSM60S is our Best for serious bakers, a 5.6L bowl-lift rated for 3.7kg of dough. For sheer volume without the KitchenAid price, the Kyowa KW-4513 is our Best large capacity with a 7L bowl and a full metal gear system.
Two more worth a look: the Imarflex IMX-510D is our Best digital controls, a 1200W unit with 360-degree orbital mixing, and the American Heritage Mix Whizzard is our Best built-in timer, so you can set a mix and walk away.
Still deciding between a stand mixer and a hand mixer? Start with our stand mixer buying guide to match wattage and bowl size to how you actually bake, or compare the lighter options in our best hand mixers in the Philippines roundup.
Pros and cons of our top picks
- 1
PerySmith PS5500 II 5.5L Electric Stand Mixer
✓ Pros
- 1200W AC motor rated for up to 1kg of flour, real bread-dough territory
- 10 speeds plus a pulse function for fine control
✗ Cons
- Heavy, wide-footed unit that needs permanent counter space
- No digital timer or display, so you time batches yourself
- 2
3D 5-Speed Stand and Hand Mixer MX-300SMS
✓ Pros
- Detaches from the stand so it works as a hand mixer too
- Light at 2.2kg, so it stores in a cupboard instead of living on the counter
✗ Cons
- 250W is light-duty, so stiff bread dough will bog the motor down
- 4L bowl is the smallest here, tight for double batches
- 3
Simplus 5L Professional Classic Stand Mixer
✓ Pros
- 1300W, the highest rated wattage in this list
- Three attachments in the box: dough hook, beater, and whisk
✗ Cons
- Only 6 speeds, so less fine control than the 10-speed and 12-speed rivals
- 5L bowl is half a liter smaller than the PerySmith at a higher price
- 4
Kyowa Stand Mixer with Stainless Steel Bowl KW-4510
✓ Pros
- Kyowa is a long-running PH brand with local service and parts
- Tilt-back head lifts clear so you can scrape or swap attachments
✗ Cons
- 600W is modest next to the 1000W-plus rivals, so heavy dough needs shorter runs
- No digital timer or display, everything runs off the dial
- 5
KitchenAid 5QT (4.8L) Artisan Stand Mixer 5KSM150
✓ Pros
- The benchmark home stand mixer, with a metal body and gearbox built to last
- 10-speed tilt-head with flat beater, dough hook, and wire whip included
✗ Cons
- Heavy at about 13.5kg, so it lives on the counter permanently
- Extra bowls and attachments are proprietary and cost extra
- 6
Hanabishi Professional Stand Mixer Master Series 5L HPSTMIX50
✓ Pros
- 1000W with 12 speeds, enough range for meringue up to bread dough
- Overheat and overcurrent protection, rare at this level
✗ Cons
- No digital timer, so you watch the clock yourself
- 5L bowl is standard-size, smaller than the 7L Kyowa for big batches
- 7
Kyowa Stand Mixer with Stainless Steel Bowl KW-4513
✓ Pros
- 7L bowl, the biggest here, so double and triple batches fit in one go
- Full metal gear system instead of plastic gears
✗ Cons
- 600W across a 7L bowl means slower going on stiff dough
- The big bowl needs a decent batch size, so small quantities get flung around
- 8
Camel CMX-301S Electric Stand Mixer 5L
✓ Pros
- 1000W with a 12-speed dial for fine control
- Automatic shut-off protects the motor if it overheats
✗ Cons
- No digital display or timer despite the 12-speed dial
- 5L bowl is smaller than the 5.5L and 7L options for big batches
- 9
Imarflex 5L Digital Electric Stand Mixer IMX-510D
✓ Pros
- 1200W, near the top of this list, with 360-degree orbital mixing
- Digital control panel instead of a plain dial
✗ Cons
- Listing does not publish a speed count, so you buy on the digital panel alone
- 5L bowl fits family batches but not bakeshop volumes
- 10
American Heritage Mix Whizzard 5L Stand Mixer AHSMX-6333
✓ Pros
- Digital timer display, so you can set a mix and walk away
- Food-grade SUS304 bowl with a handle for pouring
✗ Cons
- Wattage is not published, so you cannot compare its power on paper
- Variable dial has no numbered steps, so exact settings are hard to repeat
The rest of the ranking
These made the list without making the top 10. Each one has a full review of its own.
- KitchenAid Artisan 5KSM60SBest for serious bakers
Frequently Asked Questions
How many watts should a stand mixer have?
For cakes, cookies, and whipped cream, 600W is enough. For pandesal, ensaymada, or pizza dough you want 1000W or more, because stiff dough is what stalls a weak motor. The PerySmith at 1200W and the Simplus at 1300W are the strongest here. KitchenAid is the exception: it publishes no wattage locally and works through gearing and torque instead of raw watts.
What size stand mixer bowl do I need?
A 4L to 5L bowl covers a normal home batch, roughly one cake or a dozen ensaymada. Go to 5.5L or 7L if you bake for a family business or double every recipe. Bigger is not always better: a 7L bowl needs a decent batch size or the beater just flings small amounts around the sides.
Is a stand mixer worth it over a hand mixer?
If you bake once a month, no. A hand mixer is cheaper, lighter, and stores in a drawer. A stand mixer earns its counter space when you bake weekly, knead dough, or run long whipping jobs, because it works hands-free while you measure the next ingredient. Dough is the real dividing line: hand mixers are not built for it.
Can a stand mixer knead bread dough?
Yes, if it has a dough hook and enough power. Every mixer here ships with a dough hook, but the 250W 3D and the 600W Kyowa units need shorter runs and smaller batches with stiff dough. For regular bread baking, look at 1000W and up, or the KitchenAid bowl-lift, which is rated for up to 3.7kg of dough.
How much does a good stand mixer cost in the Philippines?
Capable 1000W-plus units start at around ₱2,400 and most solid local-brand mixers land between ₱4,600 and ₱8,700 as of August 2026. KitchenAid sits in its own tier at ₱32,000 to ₱44,000. You do not need to spend past ₱8,000 for home baking, so treat anything above that as buying a machine you will hand down.
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