Black Friday KitchenAid deals are still abundant at most major retailers, despite the day itself having passed on both sides of the Atlantic.
Black Friday is a great time to save money on all manner of products, but home appliances, in particularoften enjoy some of the biggest price cuts. While you likely won't find a KitchenAid stand mixer or blender at a super budget-friendly price, you will at least be able to pick one up with a sizeable discount, making this a great time to buy these gadgets if you've been eyeing one up for a while.
Black Friday is a great time to save money on all manner of products, but home appliances, in particular often enjoy some of the biggest price cuts. While you likely won't find a KitchenAid stand mixer or blender at a super budget-friendly price, you will at least be able to pick one up with a sizeable discount, making this a great time to buy these gadgets if you've been eyeing one up for a while.
- UK readers: Jump to Black Friday deals
Black Friday KitchenAid sales (US): Quick Links
- KitchenAid: big savings on refurbished mixers (opens in new tab)
- Amazon: limited-time deals on selected appliances (opens in new tab)
- Best Buy: big discounts on stand mixers (opens in new tab)
- Walmart: offers on KitchenAid mixers (opens in new tab)
- Home Depot: save up to $1,000 on refrigerators (opens in new tab)
The best Black Friday KitchenAid deals in the US
Black Friday KitchenAid sales (UK): Quick Links
- KitchenAid UK: get free attachments (opens in new tab)
- AO.com: limited savings on stand mixers (opens in new tab)
- Appliances direct: save up to £100 on processors (opens in new tab)
- Argos: lowest prices on KitchenAid utensils (opens in new tab)
- Currys: limited sales, but huge range of KitchenAid stock (opens in new tab)
- Harts of Stur: several free gift bundles live now (opens in new tab)
The best Black Friday KitchenAid deals in the UK
More of today’s best KitchenAid deals
Tips for buying a KitchenAid this Black Friday
Where are the best Black Friday KitchenAid deals?
While Black Friday is over you can find many of the best KitchenAid deals are still live. You can check out our favorite above, or you can hunt for your own using these links:
Top US retailers
Amazon: regularly price matches (opens in new tab)
Bed, Bath and Beyond: previously offered $100 off Artisan models (opens in new tab)
Best Buy: regular bundle deals including extra accessories (opens in new tab)
Home Depot: best for large appliances (opens in new tab)
Lowes: regular discounts on large appliances (opens in new tab)
Target: best for accessories and cookware (opens in new tab)
Walmart: low prices across the range (opens in new tab)
Top UK retailers
Amazon: often matches lowest prices with free shipping (opens in new tab)
Argos: wide range and same-day delivery (opens in new tab)
Currys: bundle deals often available during sales events (opens in new tab)
John Lewis: stand mixers come with five-year guarantee (opens in new tab)
Very: wide range of accessories and regular discounts (opens in new tab)
Wayfair: massive selection with frequent savings (opens in new tab)
Which KitchenAid stand mixer is the best?
- Classic Series - entry-level, slightly more compact
- Artisan Series - great all-rounder with mix of size and power
- Professional Series - larger, and more powerful
- ProLine Series - professional-grade and the most powerful
If you're on a budget or have size constraints, then the KitchenAid Classic Series is a good choice for you. At just under 14-inches tall with a 4.5-quart bowl, these mixers aren't too bulky, although they do have the weakest motor in them – so bear that in mind.
Most users will want to go for the KitchenAid Artisan Series. This is the iconic 'KitchenAid Mixer' and features a nice mix of size and power, as well as a larger 5-quart bowl. It's generally the most popular mixer on the market, comes in the most colors, and is the most heavily stocked at online retailers.
The more niche choices are the Professional Series and the ProLine Series. They feature 6-quart and 7-quart bowls, respectively, and pack much more powerful motors. These are the real workhorse machines, intended for commercial kitchens and enthusiast-level cooks – but they come with a much higher price overall.