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VIVOHOME 3-in-1 Stand Mixer

VIVOHOME 3-in-1 Stand Mixer

By VIVOHOME · Blenders & Stand Mixers · Kitchen & Cooking

  • 660W motor
  • 10 speeds with pulse
  • 6-quart stainless steel bowl
  • 120V
  • 17 lb weight

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Problems, parts and running costs

Summary

A 650 W, six-speed, 6-quart stand mixer sold with an attached meat grinder and 1.5 L glass blender. Check the carton before you buy: VIVOHOME also sells a 660 W ten-speed 6-quart mixer without grinder or blender, and the grinder’s feed tray and drive coupling have failed for some owners with no spare parts available.

Strengths

  • Three functions share one countertop motor base instead of three separate appliances.
  • A 6-quart bowl and six speeds with practical starting ranges for dough hook, beater, and whisk.
  • Included grinder with three plates plus a 1.5 L blender jar.
  • Mainstream retail availability with explicit 650 W specifications.
  • Some owners report a year of mixing, grinding, and blending without catastrophic failure.
  • Overload protection and head/cover interlocks are included.

Weaknesses

  • Grinder feed tray and drive coupling failures are reported at first use or after a few sessions.
  • Heavy dough can strain the motor and move the mixer head.
  • No verified OEM spare parts; one owner was told the factory had no replacement tray.
  • Dishwasher advice conflicts with the manual, and finish peeling is reported after machine washing.
  • Heavy kneading is limited to six minutes followed by ten minutes cooling.
  • Blender use is restricted by fill, temperature, and run time.

Verified specifications

Device3-in-1 stand mixer, meat grinder, and 1.5 L glass blender; manufacturer comparison lists 3-in-1 at 650 W, six speeds, 6 quarts versus 6-in-1 at 660 W, ten speeds, 8.5 quarts.
Retail model identifiersHome Depot X001ZDY1G1 (silver), X001W3QPWH (red), VH292-BK (black), VH292-BL (blue); model SM-1301BM appears in the operational manual.
Electrical120 V, 60 Hz, rated input 650 W; polarized household plug; motor and overheat protection.
Controlssix speeds (1–6) and momentary pulse; tilt-head release; safety interlocks on head and covers.
Bowl6 US quarts (about 5.68 L) stainless steel, removable twist-lock with handle.
Kneading loadmanual limits 1.2 kg total mixture, example about 700 g flour plus 380 g water; heavy mixtures no more than six minutes continuous, then ten minutes cooling.
Blender1.5 L maximum liquid fill; no dry running; no ingredients above 80°C; no more than three minutes continuous.
Grinderfront-hub mincer with auger, knife, retaining ring, food pusher, feed tray, and three sieves/plates; cut meat into about 2.5 cm pieces and remove bones and tough sinew.
Accessorieswire whisk, dough hook, flat beater, stainless bowl, splash shield, grinder assembly, blender jar, lid, and pusher.
Size/weightabout 17 lb; dimensions listed as about 18.5 × 9.3 × 21.1 in, 21 × 17 × 9.5 in, or 21 × 17 × 8.8 in depending on source.
CertificationHome Depot lists matching 3-in-1 variants as ETL Listed.
Cleaningthe operational manual says bowl and components are not dishwasher safe; Wayfair says some pieces are dishwasher safe. Hand washing is the lower-risk choice.
Full research notes and sources

Which model this is

This page covers the VIVOHOME 3-in-1, 650 W, six-speed, 6-quart mixer with meat grinder and 1.5 L glass blender. The current VIVOHOME site also sells a different 660 W, 10-speed, 6-quart stand mixer without grinder or blender, and an 8.5-quart 6-in-1 at 660 W with more attachments. Those models’ prices, speeds, and motors must not be attributed to this one. Home Depot model numbers X001ZDY1G1, X001W3QPWH, VH292-BK, and VH292-BL belong to this 3-in-1 family.

Mixing limits

The 6-quart bowl is not permission to fill it with dense dough. The attached operational manual limits heavy mixtures to 1.2 kg total, with an example of about 700 g flour plus 380 g water, and no more than six minutes continuous use followed by ten minutes cooling. Owner reports describe beater clearance problems and head movement under load, which is consistent with those limits rather than with heavy commercial kneading.

Grinder and blender use

The grinder is meant for boneless meat cut into about 2.5 cm pieces, with bones, skin, and tough sinew removed, using only the food pusher. Failures reported include a feed tray snapping at the joint within minutes and a drive coupling snapping after a few pounds of meat. The 1.5 L blender jar handles shakes, sauces, and cooled soups, but must not run dry, exceed 1.5 L, use ingredients above 80°C, or run more than three minutes continuously.

October 2026 asking prices observed: Home Depot silver $179.99, red $169.99, black $179.99, and blue $169.99; Wayfair black $179.99 with an earlier silver sale snapshot at $129.30. The manufacturer’s different 660 W plain 6-quart mixer is $129.99, and its 8.5-quart 6-in-1 is $199.99 silver or $179.99 in another color. A local as-is auction reached $57.50, which is not a retail benchmark. At $156–$180, compare a Hamilton Beach 7-speed 4-quart mixer at $126.99 if basic mixing matters more than bundled grinder and blender, or a Cuisinart Precision Master SM-50 at $319.95 for frequent baking.

Parts, running costs and support

There is no subscription, filter, pod, or software. Routine machine consumables can be $0 per year if the original accessories survive. At a 650 W rated draw, one hour is 0.65 kWh, or about $0.13 at an illustrative $0.20/kWh; 30 cumulative operating hours per year would be 19.5 kWh, or $3.90. A $169.99 purchase amortizes to $56.66 per year over three years if no accessories are replaced, but a failed grinder tray or coupling may force replacing the whole appliance because no verified spare part is purchasable.

VIVOHOME’s direct-site warranty is one year for purchases through vivohome.com, with replacement or refund in the first 0–3 months and replacement in months 4–12 for covered defects. Home Depot’s 3-in-1 pages advertise 90-day returns, and Wayfair lists a 90-day limited product warranty with 30-day returns. Those terms must not be assumed for every seller. One owner documented that VIVOHOME could not supply a replacement feed tray.

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