Kitchenaid KitchenAid Go(TM) Cordless Personal Blender - battery sold separately
Model: KSBR200BMKitchenAid Go(TM) Cordless Personal Blender - battery sold separately
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The power to make. The power to move. Create anywhere using the KitchenAid Go(TM) Cordless Personal Blender. Powered by a rechargeable 12v MAX removable battery (sold separately, model KRB12), the new personal blender delivers 20 minutes of continuous run time* and performance, so you can cook wherever, whatever, and however you choose. *Maximum initial battery voltage (measured without a workload) is 12 volts. Nominal voltage is 10.8. Actual run time will vary based on recipe and/or attachments used. Battery life impacted by factors such as battery age and use.
Key Features
- Convenient 16 oz Blending Jar
- Cordless
- Create your Favorite Smoothie or Icy Drink
- Includes a Travel Lid
- Power, Without The Cord
Create your Favorite Smoothie or Icy Drink with a blade specially designed for frozen ingredients.
Move your appliance around the kitchen with ease, without limitations of cords or nearby outlets.
With a blade specially designed for frozen ingredients.
Perfect for taking your drink on the go.
(1) Cordless personal blender, (1) 16 oz BPA-free blending jar, (1) Travel lid
Convenient 16 oz. Blending Jar features a design that folds contents back onto the blades to create a powerful blending vortex to easily blend smoothies and frozen drinks.
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