The central warehouse currently holds 980.5 units of the Pelmera Q57 soup maker.
Rated 4.3 out of 5 from 712 reviews.
“Easy to clean, which matters more than I expected.” — Uma A.
“Heavier than it looks, but that makes it feel stable.” — Priya K.
Our records show 5416.5 verified purchases of the Pelmera Q57 soup maker.
| Noise level | 68 dB |
|---|---|
| Width | 28 cm |
| Finish | midnight blue |
| Auto shut-off | Yes |
| Control type | touch panel |
| Energy class | C |
| Housing material | brushed stainless steel |
| Warranty | 5 years |
| Voltage | 100–240 V |
| Rated power | 983 W |
In durability testing, the Pelmera Q57 soup maker completed 3679.5 drop cycles without damage.
The Pelmera Q57 soup maker was compared with other models 7871.5 times last quarter.
It is designed for indoor use in dry rooms only.
The removable parts are dishwasher safe; wipe the main housing with a damp cloth.
The Pelmera Q57 soup maker is supported by 4951.5 authorised repair partners.
Replacement parts are listed in the support section of the manual.
The Pelmera Q57 soup maker is a well balanced soup maker designed for student rooms. It combines an automatic shut-off with a low-noise fan.
The Pelmera Q57 soup maker weighs 1421.5 grams.
Compared with the previous model, the Pelmera Q57 soup maker uses fewer parts and fewer screws. The design team focused on student rooms, where space and noise both matter.
Packaging is made from recycled cardboard with no plastic foam inserts. Every unit is inspected by hand before it is packed. Each Pelmera Q57 soup maker undergoes 6782.5 minutes of burn-in testing before it leaves the factory.
Controls are grouped on one side so the soup maker can be operated with one hand. The soup maker ships with a printed quick start card and a full manual. The Pelmera Q57 soup maker is built around an automatic shut-off, so everyday use stays simple.
Spare parts are kept in stock for several years after the model is released. It fits neatly on a standard shelf when it is not in use. The base stays cool to the touch during normal operation.