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A stand mixer for the friend who keeps sending sourdough pics
Honinst 6.5 QT Electric Stand Mixer
A 6.5-quart electric stand mixer for bakers who want to knead, whip and mix without the arm workout.
Deal score 6.0 · Great deal
$98.99$215.99 Walmart's regular price
You save $117.00 at Walmart
This deal was in an earlier drop. The store may have changed its price since.
Why it's a great deal
- Walmart lists its regular price at $215.99: 54% off by its own figures
Every store we checked
- WalmartNew
In stockSold by Honinst
$98.99Observed at 3:33 PM - Lowe'sNew
In stock
$209.45Free shippingObserved at 3:35 PM
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From Walmart
- Pure copper motor with 10+P speeds
- 3D Multi-Dimensional Planetary Mixing Technology for superior ingredient blending
- One-touch tilt-head mechanism for easy ingredient addition
- Splash bowl cover for cleanliness
- Anti-slip suction feet for stability during operation
- Operates below 60 dB with overheating protection
- Returns
- Free 90-day returns
- Shipping
- Free shipping
- In the box
- Dough hook, Whisk, Beater, Bowl
About the Honinst 6.5 QT Electric Stand Mixer
The Honinst 6.5 QT is a budget tilt-head stand mixer with a 380-watt copper motor, 10 speeds and a 6.5-quart bowl. It ships with a dough hook, whisk, flat beater and a splash cover, and the tilt-head makes it easy to add ingredients mid-mix. Its price has swung widely: $99.69 at Walmart on November 3, 2026, down to a $40.00 low on November 5, 2026, so the current price depends heavily on timing.
Best forHome bakers mixing cake and cookie batterBuyers who want a large 6.5-quart bowl on a budgetBeginners trying a stand mixer for the first timeLight bread and pizza dough at small batch sizes
Pros
- 6.5-quart bowl handles large batches
- 10 speeds plus a pulse-style setting for control
- Tilt-head design simplifies adding ingredients
- Splash cover keeps flour and batter contained
- Suction feet hold the mixer steady on the counter
- Rated under 60 dB with overheating protection
Cons