Kmart unveils a new PORTABLE blender that you can charge with a USB on the go – and it costs just $19
- Kmart launches new $19 portable blender that’s perfect for smoothies on the go
- The USB blender is perfectly suited to time-poor workers and busy parents
- The gadget can be easily charged by a power bank, laptop or computer
- It comes just days after the retailer unveiled a new ‘instant hot water dispenser’
Kmart has unveiled a new $19 portable blender that can create smoothies on the go.
The blender is perfect for making fresh juices or protein shakes in just seconds, and shoppers can drink from it directly or take it with them on the road.
The rechargeable gadget features a built-in battery and USB cable that can be easily charged by a power bank, laptop, computer or other USB devices.
The kitchen appliance, which is available in stores and online, comes with a 300mL blending cup and a stainless steel blade.
![The USB rechargeable blender is perfect for making fresh smoothies or protein shakes on the go](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2020/08/17/01/32027106-8633821-image-m-11_1597625175810.jpg)
Kmart has unveiled a new $19 portable blender that’s perfect for making smoothies on the go
The blender boasts a two-and-a-half hour charging time and up to 10 uses per charge, meaning you’re unlikely to be caught with it out of battery.
The latest appliance comes just days after shoppers went wild over the store’s $79 ‘instant hot water dispenser’ that heats two litres of water in seconds.
One customer said: ‘Goodbye kettle and the waiting.’
The product pumps out roughly 6mL of water per second and has a child-proof safety lock to prevent kids from turning it on.
Shoppers have been praising the device in household groups on Facebook, with one declaring: ‘Goodbye kettle and the waiting.’
Another satisfied customer said she loves the adjustable temperature control, which can be set to 25C, 75C, 85C or 98C.
![Kmart's new $79 'Instant Hot Water Dispenser', which heats two litres of water up to 98 degrees Celsius in three to five seconds - a fraction of the time it takes a kettle to boil](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2020/08/17/01/31841530-8633821-Kmart_s_new_79_Instant_Hot_Water_Dispenser_which_heats_two_litre-m-6_1597624034328.jpg)
![Satisfied customers have been sharing photos of their dispensers in household groups on Facebook, with one woman declaring: 'Goodbye kettle and the waiting.'](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2020/08/17/01/31841532-8633821-Satisfied_customers_have_been_sharing_photos_of_their_dispensers-a-7_1597624040423.jpg)
The new blender comes just days after customers praised the $79 instant hot water dispenser
![The gadget (pictured) is available online and in-store Australia-wide](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2020/08/17/01/31841854-8633821-The_gadget_pictured_is_available_online_and_in_store_Australia_w-a-3_1597624011238.jpg)
The gadget (pictured) is available online and in-store Australia-wide
One woman tagged her colleague and said: ‘This is what you should have got [for the office]! Can’t say I love waiting 20 hours for the work kettle to boil.’
A second said: ‘This looks amazing! I just ordered one, hate my kettle.’
‘I’m always amazed at the things Kmart comes up with. Take my money!’ added a third.
Others raged that they’d just invested in new kettles and wished they had heard about the dispenser sooner.
‘How did I not know about this? I only got a new kettle yesterday,’ one woman complained.
Many said they had ordered the device after seeing positive reviews on Facebook.
One said: ‘Reminds me of the hot water urns our mums used to have in the ’70s, but a lot safer. Getting one.’