Kenwood KVL 4230 S vs KitchenAid 5KSM55SXXECU: which one suits you?

The two differ in 5 of the specs we have recorded, and the Kenwood KVL 4230 S is cheaper by SAR 66 (prices checked 3 Nov 2026).

Which one should you choose?

  • Paying less: cheaper by SAR 66
  • Larger capacity (6.7 L vs 5.2 L)
  • Higher speeds: 11 vs 8

The deciding difference here: capacity and speeds and price.

Compares recorded specs; a missing spec does not mean the feature is absent.

Key differences

  • Power

    1,200 W375 W
  • Capacity

    ✓ 6.7 L5.2 L
  • Speeds

    8✓ 11

Specifications side by side

11 of 11 specs

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Spec
KenwoodSAR 2,249
Kenwood KVL 4230 S specs
KitchenAidSAR 2,315
KitchenAid 5KSM55SXXECU specs
Reference priceSAR 2,249SAR 2,315
Power1,200 W375 W
Capacity✓ 6.7 L5.2 L
Planetary mixingYes—
Voltage220 V240 V

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Direct comparison questions

What is the difference in power between the Kenwood KVL 4230 S and the KitchenAid 5KSM55SXXECU?

Kenwood KVL 4230 S: 1,200 W; KitchenAid 5KSM55SXXECU: 375 W. A higher value is not necessarily better for you.

What is the difference in capacity between the Kenwood KVL 4230 S and the KitchenAid 5KSM55SXXECU?

Capacity is higher on the Kenwood KVL 4230 S: 6.7 L vs 5.2 L on the KitchenAid 5KSM55SXXECU. If this spec is your priority, the difference favours it.

What is the difference in speeds between the Kenwood KVL 4230 S and the KitchenAid 5KSM55SXXECU?

Speeds is higher on the KitchenAid 5KSM55SXXECU: 11 vs 8 on the Kenwood KVL 4230 S. If this spec is your priority, the difference favours it.

What is the difference in voltage between the Kenwood KVL 4230 S and the KitchenAid 5KSM55SXXECU?

Kenwood KVL 4230 S: 220 V; KitchenAid 5KSM55SXXECU: 240 V. A higher value is not necessarily better for you.