The best mixers 2026
We compared the best-selling hand and stand mixers on MercadoLibre Argentina and picked the best, the cheapest and the premium one, based on type, power and capacity.
Prices verified on July 24, 2026 · How we do it
How we chose: We analyzed 15 real products on the market · MercadoLibre Argentina
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Quick verdict
For most people, the Nictom 5-liter stand mixer is the best buy: it mixes and kneads without you holding anything, and it's heavily discounted. If you want to spend little, the Daewoo hand mixer; and if you want power, the 1200W Aiwa stand mixer.
What to look for before buying
- Hand or stand mixer — A hand mixer is small, cheap and perfect for beating eggs, cream or light batters. A stand mixer (with a bowl) works on its own, kneads heavy doughs and is the one you want if you bake often.
- Power (watts) — More watts, more stamina with heavy doughs. For light beating, 250-350W is enough; for kneading bread, pizza or pasta, look for a stand mixer of 800W or more so the motor doesn't stall.
- Bowl capacity (on stand mixers) — Bowls range from 4 to 5.5 liters. 4 liters is enough for home use; 5 or more if you make big batches or knead a lot. A bigger bowl saves you mixing in two rounds.
- Speeds and attachments — Several speeds give control (start slow so flour doesn't fly, finish fast). Attachments (whisk, dough hook, paddle) define what you can do: check it includes the hook if you'll knead.
- Brand and durability — The motor and gears are what fail on cheap ones when you ask for heavy doughs. A known brand (Liliana, Aiwa, Philco) tends to take heavy use better.
Our recommendations
Nictom Stand Mixer, 5L Bowl, 8 Speeds, White
A stand mixer with a 5 L bowl and 8 speeds: it beats and kneads on its own, hands-free. The ideal way in for anyone getting serious about baking, and with a big discount.
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Daewoo DHM208 Hand Mixer, 250W, 5 Speeds, White
The cheapest option: a 250W hand mixer with 5 speeds, ideal for beating eggs, cream or a cake. Light, stores in any drawer and comes with a good discount.
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Aiwa Stand Mixer, 5L, 1200W
The premium option: 1200W of power and a 5-liter bowl to knead heavy doughs (bread, pizza, pasta) without stalling the motor. The one to get if you bake a lot and seriously.
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Liliana Vuelty AB101 Hand Mixer
The step-up hand mixer: Liliana is a trusted Argentine brand in small appliances, with easy spares. A hand mixer that takes more than the generic ones without spending much more.
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Side-by-side comparison
| Product | Price | Installments | Rating | Where |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nictom Stand Mixer, 5L Bowl, 8 Speeds, White | $ 139.999 | — | — | MercadoLibre |
| Daewoo DHM208 Hand Mixer, 250W, 5 Speeds, White | $ 42.469 | — | — | MercadoLibre |
| Aiwa Stand Mixer, 5L, 1200W | $ 202.071 | — | — | MercadoLibre |
| Liliana Vuelty AB101 Hand Mixer | $ 62.998 | — | — | MercadoLibre |
A mixer is a game-changer in the kitchen, but choosing well comes down to one question: do you beat little and light, or bake and knead seriously? That decides whether you want a hand or a stand mixer. We compared the best sellers on MercadoLibre Argentina.
What to look for
- Hand or stand: a hand mixer is small and cheap for light beating; a stand mixer works on its own and kneads heavy doughs.
- Power: 250-350W to beat; 800W+ on stand mixers to knead.
- Bowl capacity: 4 liters for home, 5+ for big batches.
- Attachments: check it includes a dough hook if you’ll make bread or pizza.
Our pick
For most people, the Nictom 5-liter stand mixer is the most complete buy: it mixes and kneads without you holding anything, and it’s heavily discounted. If you want to spend little, the Daewoo hand mixer handles the light stuff; and if you want power, the 1200W Aiwa stand mixer is the most capable.
Based on your case
For occasional use
If you beat now and then (eggs, cream, an occasional cake), a hand mixer is more than enough. The Daewoo is the cheapest; the Liliana, a step up in brand and durability.
To knead and bake often
If you make bread, pizza or pasta, you need a stand mixer with a dough hook: it works on its own and you don’t tire out. The Nictom is the best price-power ratio to start.
For heavy doughs
The more dough and the stiffer it is, the more power you need. The 1200W Aiwa is the one that won’t stall or overheat with the most demanding doughs.
To spend little
A branded hand mixer covers 90% of home beating. The discounted Daewoo is the cheapest entry that still delivers.
Prices and availability
Prices and stock come from MercadoLibre Argentina and can change; the link always takes you to the current offer.
Frequently asked
Hand or stand mixer?
Hand if you beat little and light things (eggs, cream, an occasional cake): it's cheap and takes no space. Stand if you bake often or knead: it works on its own, has more power and frees your hands. For serious cooking, the stand mixer is the better investment.
How many watts do I need?
For light beating, 250 to 350W is enough. For kneading bread, pizza or pasta, look for a stand mixer of 800W or more: lower-power ones stall or overheat with heavy doughs. Power is what you notice most when kneading.
Can it knead bread or pizza dough?
Only stand mixers with a dough hook and good power (800W+). Hand mixers aren't made for heavy doughs: you'll strain the motor. If your plan is to knead, go straight for a stand mixer and check it includes the hook.
What bowl capacity should I get?
4 liters is enough for everyday home use. If you make big batches of cookies or bread, or cook for many, 5 liters or more saves you mixing in two rounds. The ones in this guide range from 4 to 5 liters.
Are the prices and stock up to date?
Yes: we pull real prices and availability from MercadoLibre Argentina. They can change at any time; the link always takes you to the current offer.
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