Written by Joey
Edited on
13 October 2025
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14:25
KitchenAid Bowl-Lift vs KitchenAid Artisan vs KitchenAid Classic
With a KitchenAid stand mixer, you can mix, knead, and whisk batter for your preparation. At first glance, these stand mixers look very similar. The Classic model has a less powerful motor than the Artisan and Bowl-Lift models. And with the Artisan 175 and Bowl-Lift models, you'll receive extra accessories. Read our comparison here.
KitchenAid Artisan Bowl-Lift 5KSM70SHXEER Empire Red
- You adjust the height of the mixing bowl.
- The mixing bowl has a large 6.6L capacity.
- With the 11 speed settings, you can adjust the speed to your preparation.
- You need an extra measuring cup to measure liquids.
KitchenAid Artisan Mixer 5KSM175PS Empire Red
- Thanks to the powerful 300W power output, you can also knead heavy dough.
- You can make medium-sized preparations with the 4.8L mixing bowl.
- With the 6 settings, you can adjust the speed to your preparation.
- The stand mixer doesn't include different attachments.
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Comparison of the KitchenAid Bowl-Lift, KitchenAid Artisan, and KitchenAid Classic
| Content of mixing bowl | Power | Extra accessories | |
|---|---|---|---|
| KitchenAid Bowl Lift | 1.6 - 2.0L | 375 / 500W | Extra mixing bowl, anti-splash lid, flexi beater |
| KitchenAid Artisan | 4.8 liters | 300 watts | Additional mixing bowl, anti-splash lid, flexi beater (Artisan 175 models only) |
| KitchenAid Classic | 4.3L | 275 watts | None |
Content of mixing bowl
Bowl-Lift: large preparations
You can knead dough for large preparations with the KitchenAid Bowl-Lift stand mixer. The mixing bowl has a 6.9L capacity. This is useful if you want to bake several loaves of bread or cakes in a row, for example.
Artisan & Classic: medium-sized preparations
The KitchenAid Artisan and Classic models are suitable for medium-sized preparations. This makes them useful if you occasionally bake a pie or cake. The Artisan model has a 4.8L mixing bowl. The mixing bowl of the Classic model has a 4.3L capacity.
Power
Bowl-Lift: high power
The KitchenAid Bowl-Lift stand mixer has the most powerful motor of the 3 models. This model has a 325W power output. This allows you to knead both heavy and light dough in no time, such as bread and pizza dough.
Artisan: medium power
You can also easily knead heavy and light dough with the Artisan model, just like with the Bowl-Lift. The stand mixer has a 300W power output. This makes it slightly less powerful than the Bowl-Lift robot. In addition, it takes longer to knead heavy dough.
Classic: low power
The Classic model has a 275W power output. This means that it has the lowest power of all 3 KitchenAid stand mixers. With this model, you can only knead light dough like cookie dough.
Extra accessories
Artisan 175 & Bowl-Lift: extra accessories
The KitchenAid Artisan 175 and Bowl-Lift include 3 extra accessories. With the anti-splash lid, you prevent batter splashes on your kitchen worktop. The flexi beater mixes the batter along the edge. And you can use the extra mixing bowl if you want to make different preparations in a row.
Artisan 125 & Classic: no extra accessories
The KitchenAid Artisan 125 and Classic models don't include any extra accessories. In addition to the stand mixer, the box only contains the 3 standard attachments for kneading, whisking, and mixing batter or dough.
Conclusion
Want to prepare breads, cakes, or other delicacies yourself? The KitchenAid Bowl-Lift is the best choice for you. Choose the KitchenAid Artisan stand mixer if you occasionally want to bake a cake for a birthday. Go for the KitchenAid Classic stand mixer if you mainly want to knead light doughs, such as cookie dough.
