A rechargeable electric hand mixer with 3-speed control designed for whipping cream, beating eggs, mixing dough, and preparing batter. This cordless egg beater features a 1200mAh rechargeable battery for up to 4 hours of runtime, eliminating the need for power cords during use.
- 3-Speed Control: Low, medium, and high settings for optimal blending of eggs, cream, butter, and batter
- Rechargeable Battery: Built-in 1200mAh battery provides cord-free mixing convenience anywhere in your kitchen
- Multiple Attachments: Includes whisk for egg whites and sauces, and egg beater for milk and cream with splash-reducing mesh design
- Lightweight and Portable: Weighs only 370g with ergonomic grip and compact design for easy storage
- Easy Maintenance: Quick-release attachments for simple cleaning and tool replacement
Ideal for home bakers and cooks, this handheld mixer delivers consistent results across cakes, cookies, bread, and cream-based recipes. The self-standing design offers convenient storage between uses.
Description
A rechargeable electric hand mixer with 3-speed control designed for whipping cream, beating eggs, mixing dough, and preparing batter. This cordless egg beater features a 1200mAh rechargeable battery for up to 4 hours of runtime, eliminating the need for power cords during use.
- 3-Speed Control: Low, medium, and high settings for optimal blending of eggs, cream, butter, and batter
- Rechargeable Battery: Built-in 1200mAh battery provides cord-free mixing convenience anywhere in your kitchen
- Multiple Attachments: Includes whisk for egg whites and sauces, and egg beater for milk and cream with splash-reducing mesh design
- Lightweight and Portable: Weighs only 370g with ergonomic grip and compact design for easy storage
- Easy Maintenance: Quick-release attachments for simple cleaning and tool replacement
Ideal for home bakers and cooks, this handheld mixer delivers consistent results across cakes, cookies, bread, and cream-based recipes. The self-standing design offers convenient storage between uses.
















