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Magimix 5200
2.1 stars
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Average Ratings for Magimix 5200

  • Ease of Use2.4 stars
  • Durability2.6 stars
  • Style2.4 stars
  • Service & Support1.5 stars
  • Value for Money1.3 stars
  • Reviewer Ratings1.4 stars
  • Overall Rating2.1 stars

4 Reviews For Magimix 5200

  • Guest 24th Feb 2009

    Reviewer rating: 0.5 stars


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    The Magimix 5200 was a frustrating buy, with the obvious impression of the high pricr just thrown away. Provided that it's not about some malfunction, covered by the warranty. I would be happy to know I was wrong, and that anything of my complaints can be handled. I found it 1. Hard to assemble to working state. 2. Can't add the large slices as-promised by the largest opening, so it's just about un-usable. Only by shutting it down, and to the extent that the adapter can be still inserted to enable the enerving operation .3. The larger amounts of chopper food does accumulate to the right half-cylinder, so the 3.6 Liter Bowl is not used at all. After very thorough assembly does work somehow with small amounts, with small slices.

  • Guest 21st Jan 2009

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    The Magimix 5200 is good for light food processing, but I do not recommend this machine if you make bread regularly.
    I have had 3 spindles and 3 dough blades replaced in 2 years. I agree with the first reviewer

  • ogrody 29th May 2008

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    In a period of several months the food processor has had to have a new spindle and a new blade replaced five times times. I think the motor is too powerful for the plastic fittings which get jammed on the spindle while mixing dough to a proper consistency. Once jammed the blade con only be removed by Magimix engineer in their workshop.

  • mivona Rank: Corporal 15th Mar 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    Yes, the Magimix 5200 is expensive, but if you use a food processor regularly, it is worth every penny. My last Magimix lasted for 15 years, with almost daily usage. It made bread, chopped vegetables, mixed cakes. I was given another make of food processor when my Magimix died and it lasted barely a year, so I got the new Magimix 5200. It does everything I need it to do, but it seems to have a more difficult time with dough than I experienced with my old Magimix. The base, though heavy, doesn't ...

Product details

Main characteristics: Bowl Capacity: 15.22 Cups Power: 1100 Watts