Go Cordless Portable Blender Battery

KitchenAid Go 5KSBR256BM Cordless Portable Blender – With Battery Make smoothies shakes and frozen drinks without the hassle of a cord. The KitchenAid Go Cordless Portable Blender with battery gives you complete freedom to blend on the go. Whether you’re at home at work or out exploring enjoy powerful blending with a 12V rechargeable battery that also powers other appliances in the KitchenAid Go Cordless System. Key Features . Part of the KitchenAid Go Cordless SystemBlend mix chop and more without needing a plug socket. This blender is compatible with the KitchenAid Go range of cordless appliances. Interchangeable 12. V battery included. Enjoy up to 20 minutes of runtime* with the included lithium-ion battery. Charge it using the USB-C cable provided and use it across the entire Go Cordless collection. 473 ml BPA-free plastic jarPerfect for personal servings and single blends. Durable and dishwasher-safe with measurements marked on the side. One-touch control. s. Simple On/Off and Pulse buttons make blending effortless. Ideal for everything from morning smoothies to afternoon iced drinks. Cordless convenienceNo more searching for sockets blend your favourite recipes anytime anywhere. This compact cordless blender fits into any lifestyle. Compatible across the rangeThe same battery works across the KitchenAid Go Cordless family which includes a hand blender chopper mixer coffee grinder and vacuum. Powerful performanceThe stainless steel asymmetric blades blend at four angles creating a strong vortex that crushes even tough ingredients for silky-smooth results. Take it on the goBlend directly in the jar pop on the travel lid and you’re good to go. It’s the perfect personal blender for a busy lifestyle. Easy to cleanThe BPA-free jar is dishwasher-safe for fuss-free cleaning after every use.What’s in the box? . Personal blender base . 12V rechargeable battery with USB-C cable . 473 ml BPA-free plastic jar . Travel lid *Battery runtime may vary depending on ingredients and usage.. .