One button instead of an arm, and how much it actually holds · review
A small battery-powered cup with a built-in electric stirrer rather than a true shaking mechanism — closer to a self-stirring mug than a bartender's shaker. Listed under Amazon's own Cocktail Shaker category on both markets checked, at the lowest price in this family.
Despite the “cocktail shaker” category label, this product mixes by electric stirring inside a sealed cup, not by the rapid shaking motion a bartender’s shaker uses. That distinction matters for recipes that specifically depend on aeration and fast chilling from shaking — this product doesn’t replicate that action.
At its price, this is closer to a novelty self-mixing cup than serious bar equipment — reasonable for a simple, single-serving drink mixed on the go, not for recipes that call for a real shake.
The identical ASIN and EAN are live with real stock and pricing on both Amazon.de and .fr, at the lowest price point of anything in the automatic cocktail-mixing families on this site.
Buy this for what it actually is — a battery-powered stirring cup — rather than expecting the texture and aeration of a true shaken cocktail. For that, look to a genuine motorized shaker instead.
| Capacity | 450 ml |
|---|---|
| Mechanism | Electric stirrer (quirl) built into the lid, not a true shaking motion |
| Power | 2× AAA batteries |
| Lid | Sealed, with a ml level marking |
| Cleaning | Rinse with clear water, per the listing |
| Amazon reference | B071S19GL2 (identical ASIN and EAN 4022107288880 on DE and FR, both confirmed with real stock and pricing) |
No — this uses an electric stirrer built into the lid rather than a shaking motion. Some cocktails specifically depend on the aeration and rapid chilling a true shake provides, which a stirring mechanism doesn't replicate in the same way.
Amazon's own category listing places it under Cocktail Shaker, and the product is marketed in that space, but the mechanism itself is a built-in electric quirl (stirrer), not a shaking mechanism. Buyers looking specifically for a shaken-cocktail texture should check the mechanism description carefully before assuming 'shaker' means shaking.
7.2/ 10
A low-cost, portable way to mix a simple drink on the go, for someone who doesn't need the specific aeration and dilution a true shaken cocktail requires.
A reference exists on these Amazon stores: France, Germany, United Kingdom. Listed is not the same as in stock — availability changes daily.
Details checked on August 25, 2026.
Specifications: the manufacturer sheet for bar and wine appliances and the matching Amazon product page. Prices and availability: Keepa. Every figure on this page names its source.
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