Negg® Hard-Boiled Egg Peeler - GREEN
- Brand:
- Negg
- Model Number:
- NEG_GREEN_C10.00
- UPC:
- 854860007101
- EAN:
- 0854860007101
- Walmart SKU:
- 180696746
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$17.95 |
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Customer Insights: Rated 3.9/5 from 74 reviews.
This item works very well. i will replace it with an electronic egg cooker in the future.
worked just as said
Works great‼️Easy clean up‼️
Bought for my sister to try and she loves it. Best way ever to peel eggs. Thanks for the video too.
Used it once and found you need a little water inside and crack shells by rolling on the counter.
I'd give this more of a 3.5 - 3.7. The concept is great but there is one definite drawback; the lids are pop-on/pop-off with a very snug fit. I find it difficult to pop the lid off. Someone with arthritis or finger-joint issues would probably find the lid very painful and/or difficult to pop off. A better design would be a screw on lid. I find the actual egg shelling to be a mix of science and art. Sometimes I can get the egg shells off with no problems, and other times not so much. I'd probably buy another one if/when Negg manufactures them with a screw-on lid.
The shells broke but stuck to the egg so when you try to peel the egg you lose the egg worse than doing it by hand.
I did not find this product helps much at all. The egg shell still splinters into 100 pieces that you have to remove one by one. Big on promise, small on performance.
honestly this did not work like the video they show.i used exactly showed in insructions.was a big dissappointment honestly.
I watched a bunch of videos about the Negg and read reviews before buying what I thought would be some kind of egg-peeling miracle. When I received it, I followed the instructions exactly and watched 5 videos about how to use it. I prepared 6 hard-boiled eggs and peeled 3 by hand and 3 using the Negg. It sure did look miraculous in the videos. But for me, peeling them by hand was faster, easier, and I didn't have the plastic thing to clean. Not only that -- the ends of the Negg snap on so tightly that they're hard to pry off. Returned. Don't waste your money. Just make sure to slip the cooked eggs into ice water after you boil them.
Detailed price history for the past 90 days
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Third-Party Sellers prices have ranged from $16.95 (Sep 3) to $19.99 (Nov 3) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $18.29.
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