FOUR E'S SCIENTIFIC Laboratory Vortex Mixer Various Speed 0-3000rpm, Touch & Continuous Function - Vortex Shaker Mixer Test Tubes Acrylic Paints Ink

I use this to shake my citadel brand paint pots for painting warhammer minis. Pots fit perfectly and it mixes everything well…except maybe corax white…but nothing can smooth that stuff out

Works well and is solid. I get another.

So I bought this product immediately after returning a vortex mixer from LabGenius, and that one did not work out of the box. I was looking for something to mix my glue for my eyelash extension adhesive to get better retention for my clients. Shipping was super speedy - I received the product literally within one day of ordering. The product itself is fantastic! It's simple enough where you can just plug it in, and there's three different options to turn it on, off, or a mode to touch and it'll start mixing. For my purpose, I have it on the touch mode so when I need to mix my glue during sessions I just hold down on it and it'll start mixing. There are different speeds and you adjust the knob to pick your speed. For my purpose, it's perfect and is a good enough mixer to mix the adhesive. Also the suction cups work really well so far! Highly recommend this seller!

Review of Four E's Scientific Laboratory Mixer (3000 rpm). Sturdy unit. As others have noted fits GW pots perfectly. Mixes all the paints I have tried on it (GW, Vallejo, AK, Army Painter). Thicker paints (I'm looking at you Army Painter) take a bit more time but they do mix. Feet are OK...but unit will still travel/move about. You will need to get an anti-vibration pad (6x6 rubber/cork/rubber one, 4x4 is too small)(which is why only 4 stars). I've tried other vortex solutions sold on Amazon (INTLLAB, Four E's Mini Vortex Mixer/5600 rpm, Labnique Vortex Mixer) and this one beats them all out on mixing/ease of use. If you want a more stable unit (no movement, no anti-vibration pad needed, mixes all except Army Painter well, ease of use) check out the Labnique one.

I paint miniatures for ttrpgs and wargaming. This means I have, oh, 400+ little bottles of paint to shake... I know this mixer seems a little overkill but believe me it is worth it! I paint with mainly Reaper paints and this makes VERY short work of shaking those bottles. I also use thicker paints from Citadel and Army Painter and this also does a fantastic job, although it takes a bit longer as they’re VERY thick paints compared to Reaper. All the aforementioned bottles and pots fit inside the little black shaker attachment without issue. I use the touch function and it’s a very nice feature of this mixer. Operation is not completely silent, but not offensively loud. It’s a low hum at best... I am extremely happy with this machine and now I can’t live without it for my hobby.

Great product. I use it to mix paints for miniatures and it’s fantastic. The suction cup it comes with is perfect for citadel paint pots, but dropper bottles will require you to use the touch activation mode. It’s a heavy model but very well built and worth it. I tried one of the smaller mini vortex models from joanlab before this and the thing was dead on arrival. Spend a little more money, it’s worth it.

2 months and it's working fine. I use it for a lot of things. Mixing vape juice, shaking up old pens, primarily though I bought this to mix my old hobby paint from years past. The money you spend on this product will pay for itself eventually. It's not a miracle worker and won't revive dead paint without some effort on your part to mix it correctly, but it's certainly better than hand shaking hundreds of bottles of paint when you just want to get back into painting again.

I am using this product in a research lab, where we already had a few vortexers. My favorite one has been the Vortex Genie. Compared to the Vortex Genie, you have to press this model a little more firmly to initiate mixing on touch mode. It also doesn't feel quite as sturdy or as heavy, but I also didn't have issues with it moving around during use. However, this model is less than half the price of the Vortex Genie, which goes for over $400 at list price. The Four E's product mixes well - no issues there. So overall, it gets the job done, and is a great value for your money.

Great product if you’re mixing small paint containers.