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The attachments are great though! To keep down on the mess/flinging of food EVERYWHERE I put my mixing bowl in the kitchen sink and ONLY use very deep, narrower bowls to mix in. I also have bought a cuisinart 7 speed hand mixer for all else that I need to hand mix and use this Oster demented over aggressive monster for stiff bread doughs and such. Hope this helps with your decision........ from Target.com I got this as a gift and I thought the retractable cord was a great feature. My mother-in-law needed a new hand mixer so I bought her this one even though I hadn't used mine because I thought the cord feature was useful and Oster products are typically good. However she used it twice and went back to her old battered mixer because the lowest speed on this one sprays EVERYWHERE!! from Target.com I was in a hurry to replace my old hand mixer and, because of the name "Oster" I bought this mixer. It sure is powerful but I think the slow speed is too fast. from Target.com I am impressed with the power of this Oster Drinkmaster. It has 100 watts versus 70 watts of power. from Cooking.com powerfull motor and metal body make this maker a nice addition to any kitchen. from Cooking.com i am impressed with the power of this oster drinkmaster. from Cooking.com not as powerful as i thought it would be. from Cooking.com it sure is powerful but i think the slow speed is too fast. from Target.com pros: sleek, stylish look, comfortable handle, burst of power feature, larger heel rest cons: none so far the bottom line: a wonderful product for mixing all ingredients into one mass for food from Shopping.com I am impressed with the power of this Oster Drinkmaster. It has 100 watts versus 70 watts of power. from Cooking.com