When does Sipplet launch?

We're finalizing production now. Waitlist members get the exact launch date first — and a heads-up before public sale opens.

Do I get a discount for joining early?

Yes. Everyone on the waitlist gets first access plus a launch-week price that won't be repeated after we go live.

Can it really crush ice, or is it just a shaker?

It's a real motor with a six-blade hub — built to crush ice cubes and smaller frozen fruit, not just rattle it around. Keep ice to about a third of the jar and add a splash of liquid for best results — see the unedited blend test up top and judge for yourself.

How long does a charge last?

Around a week of daily blends on a single USB-C charge, depending on what you're blending. We'll confirm full top-up time closer to launch.

Where will Sipplet be available?

Sipplet ships direct from sipplet.com first, with select retail partners to follow after launch.

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How Long Does the Sipplet Battery Actually Last?

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The short answer: about a week of daily blends per charge.

What's in the pack

Sipplet runs on a 7500mAh battery pack. That's a real, measured spec — not a marketing round number — and it's the figure printed on the unit itself and in the manual.

What a charge actually gets you

Realistically, that's around a week of daily blends for most people — a single smoothie or shake each day, not back-to-back pitchers. If you're blending multiple times a day, or blending a lot of ice, expect that week to shrink.

What drains it faster

Like any blender, harder ingredients make the motor work harder, and that draws more from the battery per blend. Ice and dense frozen fruit cost more charge than soft fruit, yogurt, or leafy greens. If you want to stretch a charge further, lean on softer ingredients and add a splash of liquid to help the blades move.

Charging it back up

Sipplet charges over USB-C at 5V/2A — the same style of cable and charger as most phones, so there's no proprietary charger to keep track of. We'll confirm the exact full-charge time closer to launch rather than publish a number we haven't verified against production units.