VX90 Detachable Mixing Cup: 630 ml, Lid, Body and Base Apart

The VX90 is a 630 ml mixing cup built around a single idea: everything comes apart. The lid, the body and the base separate, so cleaning stops being a compromise between the parts that can be reached and the parts that cannot. It is the model in the range that a buyer with a hygiene requirement should look at first.

Lid, body and base — all three separate

Most mixing cups are washed as a unit, which means rinsing around whatever cannot be removed. The VX90 takes the opposite approach: the three main assemblies come apart, so each can be cleaned on its own terms. The stirring paddle sits on a 9,000 rpm drive, and the battery is a 1,200 mAh cell charged over the cup.

There is a specification point worth flagging here. A fully detachable design and a published water-resistance rating are two different claims, and this model is the first of the two, not the second. The VX90 publishes no IP rating; what it publishes is a construction in which the parts separate.

The practical benefit shows up in daily use: a cup that comes apart can be dried properly after washing, and residual moisture inside a container that gets sealed and carried is what produces odour over time. Buyers with a hygiene requirement tend to ask about this before they ask about motor speed.

Where this cup earns its keep

• Buyers with a hygiene requirement — lid, body and base all separate, so every surface that held the drink can be reached rather than rinsed around.
• Brands building their own line — the VX90 is built on a private mould and logo printing is available, so the cup can carry a buyer's own branding rather than a generic housing.
• Hot-drink preparation — the Tritan body is heat-resistant to 100 °C, which covers hot water and freshly made drinks rather than cold mixing alone.
• Supplement users who travel — an optional powder box carries a measured dose separately, so the powder and the liquid only meet when the drink is made.
• Colour-led retail ranges — Black, White and Pink give three shelf-facing variants from one model.
• Gym and commuter use — 630 ml, 395 g and a 1,200 mAh cell cover a normal training or commuting day in one container.

Materials and heat

The body is US-imported Tritan, heat-resistant to 100 °C, with a PP lid and base and a silicone seal. The distinction matters in a cup that takes hot liquid: the material has to tolerate the temperature the customer will actually pour in, not only the temperature a cold-mixing spec would suggest.

At 630 ml (21.3 oz) the VX90 sits in the upper-middle of the range — large enough for a full meal-replacement serving, small enough to be carried. At 395 ± 5 g the empty cup stays inside the weight band customers accept for daily use, which is the number that decides whether a bottle actually leaves the house.

Branding, tooling and protection

The VX90 is built on a private mould, so the housing is not shared with other buyers of the same shape, and logo printing is available for buyers who want the cup to carry their own mark. The design is covered by US design patent D1,115,432 S.

Ordering the VX90

The VX90 is priced at US$10.2–10.9 across Black, White and Pink, with an optional powder box. Minimum order quantities and final pricing are confirmed on quotation, and a sample can be arranged before a volume order.