KitchenAid Go Cordless Suite

Who says we always have to perform specific tasks in specific places? The creators of KitchenAid Go, an appliance suite equipped with a powerful rechargeable battery system, have untethered the conventional kitchen appliance from the kitchen wall outlet. Most homes tend to lack conveniently located power outlets in the kitchen area. KitchenAid believes that modern consumers no longer view their kitchens as hermetically sealed zones. As our living spaces merge, we need greater flexibility, especially when it comes to everyday objects. These key considerations were behind KitchenAid Go, which complements the company’s fundamental understanding of design. Ever since the launch of its legendary stand mixers in 1919, this company has remained committed to developing practical innovations that unite performance, reliability and craftsmanship, which is why the new kitchen appliance suite incorporates familiar brand and operating elements. “All the appliances in the KitchenAid Go suite are well thought out, right down to the tiniest detail,” commented the judges. “We liked the simple operating concept, the high quality of the materials, and the stringent, timeless design across the entire product family. Obviously, the innovative rechargeable battery system for mains-independent use is outstanding, and the convenient details, such as the charge status indicator, are thoughtfully designed.” In fact, all appliances in the series operate with just one removable 12-volt battery. To use the personal blender, chopper, hand blender, hand mixer, kitchen vacuum or blade grinder, the battery is simply inserted until it docks on with an audible click and the appliance is ready to go. The brand’s typical timeless, industrial aesthetic, which immediately conveys performance, is perfectly implemented in this appliance suite with a matt-black finish and a stainless-steel trim. The look is striking, yet consistently minimalist with details that reveal a passion for design; and the slightly angled handle of the kitchen vacuum or the finely balanced proportions of the blender are a treat for (design) gourmets.