Customer Reviews for VEVOR Mini Vortex Mixer Lab Vortex Mixer Shaker 3000RPM 50ML for Lab Paint Ink

For the price, I am legitimately disappointed at how freaking good this works. It is not the same as your brand name vortex mixer in a lab, but for a home lab, it's a great value!

This paint mixer works great, has a small foot print on your workspace, makes minimal noise, and gets the job done rather quickly. Would definitely recommend for anyone needing those pigments emulsified.

this is my second Vevor mixer. I liked the first one so much that I decided to order a second one but the more powerful version. Very disappointed to find out that it does not work at all. I would like a replacement or a refund. Happy to remove this review when I get a working product. Thank you

Love this little mixer! It works great to mix small vials of various liquids. I primarily use it for paints.

Consumable hobby supply.

Pretty powerful consider the price. I used it to mix nails polish and lipstick hydrator. Budget friendly and get the jobs done. :)

I bought this to shake my nail polish collection, because some had started to separate. It works, if you position things exactly right. It’s definitely persnickety about how you press on the pad to make it run. But it was affordable and works well enough if you keep fiddling with it until it runs.

Decent quality and price. Does what it is designed for. Fast shipping. Although speed control would have been nice.

Bought product to mix nail polish that hadn’t been used in a while. Using my wrist to shake them was actually hurting my wrist. So I hold it and this little machine shakes it!

Hopefully whoever reads this review will get the opportunity to buy this mixer at or around the price i paid for it because it was a fraction of the cost of other mixers produced from lower quality brand names. I'm using mine for mixing tattoo inks and let me tell you what.... this little mixer has saved my triceps from having to do all the work of mixing up ink, i used to shake ink until my arm was burning and fatigued, but i just had to work through it, well not anymore thanks to this little guy. This is the second mixer I've purchased, the first one was a generic mixer that ran at 1000rpms and I'm way happier with the 3000rpms of this machine. Ink seems to mix more efficiently, be it the lower RPM's or different brands I'm not sure, but you can remove the silicone top cover and the little plastic cap thats in the cover where I decieded to use a very small but strong flat and round neodymium magnet that I assume helps move the ball bearings used in ink bottles. (Yes I know not all of the steel balls added to ink bottles are ferrous, but the ones I add to my grey-wash are) It doesnt seem to affect the machines performance seeing as how its very light... But I'm not gonna mention that to Vevor lol