The impressive selection ranges from a whisk and a dough hook for perfectly fluffy dough to a sharp spiralizer for crisp vegetables. Your KitchenAid stand mixer adapts to your personal needs and quickly becomes the perfect little helper for the kitchen! Each individual machine also offers a wide selection of colors, ranging from classic KitchenAid "Empire Red" to striking "Onyx Black," making it a perfect fit for any kitchen!

First, let's take a look at the newer models, the KitchenAid Artisan 175 and the KitchenAid Artisan 185. Although the KitchenAid Artisan 185 is considered new, contrary to the understandable assumption of many, it is not a replacement for the 175. Both models are available on the market at the same time. The difference lies in the details, not in the technical aspects. In terms of function and performance, both models are equally powerful, with 300 watts. Both models feature a practical tilting motor head and the signature KitchenAid mixer. This "planetary mixer" promises excellent mixing performance thanks to the mixer rotating in the opposite direction to the whisk.

The models are also very similar in terms of dimensions, such as size and weight. However, the newer 185 differs from the 175 in a few visual details. At first glance, both models exhibit the timeless and stylish retro flair typical of KitchenAid. Notable differences between the models, however, are the band and the mixing bowl. While the latter is glossy on the 175, it is a sophisticated matte finish on the 185. The Artisan 185 is also available in many new colors, some of which are currently exclusive to this model.

Further differences emerge in the included accessory kit. Although the entire range can be used, the standard equipment included with each model still differs. While the KitchenAid Artisan 175 and Artisan 185 come standard with a 4.8L mixing bowl, offering plenty of space, both models also include a 3.0L bowl. This allows for additional flexibility in the required bowl volume. The KitchenAid Artisan 185, however, scores points with higher-quality accessories: The accessory kit included with the KitchenAid 185 is made of stainless steel and is therefore significantly more robust. Unlike previous accessories, it can be cleaned in the dishwasher. However, choosing the KSM185 means you have to do without the Flexi Beater, which is included with the 175.

Therefore, the decision about the right kitchen appliance at this point can be made purely based on the quality of the accessories as well as visual preferences such as color and minor differences in design.

The KitchenAid 125 is technically identical to its siblings. Its motor delivers a powerful 300 watts, and the planetary motor head and mixer are standard in this model. Thus, with the KSM125, you don't have to forgo the familiar KitchenAid convenience. The KitchenAid Artisan 125 also boasts the familiar retro look in a stylish all-metal housing, visually matching the other models. Only the colors differ from the other models.

The bowl has a capacity of 4.8 liters, just like the bowl of the 175 and 185. However, there are differences in the accessories. The KSM125 comes with fewer accessories and only includes a mixing bowl, a dough hook, a whisk, and a flat beater. It also lacks stainless steel components. However, the KitchenAid Artisan 125 is a more cost-effective alternative.