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Feature:
1. Three-speed speed regulation, the handle button can be controlled at any time, and the speed can be quickly switched. A variety of ingredients are evenly sent to meet different needs.
2. USB charging, it can be used for up to 72 hours when fully charged, and has a long battery life. The battery life varies according to the grade of use.
3. The three mixing heads can be switched freely, and the design of three mixing heads is adopted, which is simple to install and easy to switch to meet the mixing needs of different ingredients.
4. Easily stand up. After the hair is finished, it can be placed upright on the table. The egg liquid is not easy to stain the tabletop, which can keep the tabletop neat and tidy.
5. 2.5W power, sufficient power, easy and fast dispatch, moderate size, convenient storage and storage, and small space occupation.
How to Use:
Please charge it before use. Press the corresponding gear button to turn it on as needed, and press the button again to turn it off.
Specification:
Item Type: Electric Hand Blender
Material: ABS
Weight: Approx.246g/8.7oz
Voltage: 4.5V-5.5V
Current: 0.5A
Power: 2.5W
Battery: Lithium Battery 1200Mah (Included)
Use Time: About 48~72 Hours
Charging Time: About 6 Hours
Stirring Gear: Three Gear Adjustment
Package List:
1 x Electric Mixer 3 x Mixing Head
1 x Manual
1 x Power Cable
1 x Base
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Kevin Magnussen said he couldn’t believe the opportunity he’d been given after taking fifth place on his return to Formula 1 with Haas.
Lewis Hamilton says his unexpected podium finish in the Bahrain Grand Prix was down to Mercedes’ hard work, after the Red Bull drivers ahead of him retired with technical problems.
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Though most drivers started on the same compound in Bahrain, they moved onto a range of different strategies, which was set to produce an exciting finish until the Safety Car appeared.
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Esteban Ocon apologised to Mick Schumacher after tangling with the Haas driver during the Bahrain Grand Prix.
Formula 1 motorsport director Ross Brawn declared himself satisfied with the first race run under new technical regulations devised by his team.
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Red Bull team principal Christian Horner says seeing both his cars retire within the final three laps of the race was his “worst nightmare”.
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