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Smart thermos | Balaton
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Smart thermos | Balaton

Hype&Hyper · 18 09 2020

Easy-manageability, hygiene, smart features. This is the Balaton Water Bottle, which, beyond the basic functions of a water flask, also makes sure that the liquid poured into it stays at the desired temperature. If this wasn’t enough, the thermos also functions as a powerbank, owing to its 7200 mAH battery and wireless charging option.

The operation of the bottle is extremely easy. The handy control panel is on the side of the flask, allowing users to set the temperature with the ease of their fingers, which they can then check on the LED screen on top of the cap.

The project is currently in the phase of presenting the prototype and preparing for production. Product developer Balaton Inc. warmly welcomes all supporters who’d like to back up such a revolutionary idea.

Support the project here: Indiegogo

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