Choosing a lab centrifuge usually comes down to a few practical trade-offs: how many and what size tubes you need to spin, how fast they need to go, and how much you want to spend. In the centrifuges mixers shakers category, these four models take very different approaches to tube size and budget, with prices ranging from $55 to $178.32.
Quick take
If you want the smallest footprint, the VEVOR Mini Centrifuge Machine is the compact choice. If you need to spin larger tubes in a medical-beauty or lab setting, the 8*15ml Medical Beauty PRP Lab Blood Centrifuge Machine is the higher-priced, more adjustable option. The two tabletop models from Calu Luky and Segawe round out the group with conventional desktop designs.
Price comparison
| Model | Listed price | Price bar |
|---|---|---|
| 8*15ml Medical Beauty PRP Lab Blood Centrifuge Machine 110V Low Speed Centrifuge | $178.32 | |
| Desktop Electric Lab Laboratory Centrifuge Machine Lab Medical Practice w/Timer | $60.00 | |
| Desktop 800-1 Electric Centrifuge Machine 4000Rpm Laboratory Medical w/ Timer | $56.19 | |
| VEVOR Mini Centrifuge Machine, 3013xg RCF Electric Laboratory Centrifuge Machine | $55.00 |
Decision matrix
| If you need... | Choose... |
|---|---|
| A compact centrifuge for small sample tubes | VEVOR Mini Centrifuge Machine |
| A microcomputer-controlled centrifuge for a 15 ml-tube workflow | 8*15ml Medical Beauty PRP Lab Blood Centrifuge Machine |
| A centrifuge with speed control and a six-tube carrier | Desktop Electric Lab Laboratory Centrifuge Machine Lab Medical Practice w/Timer |
| A simple centrifuge at a modest listed price | Desktop 800-1 Electric Centrifuge Machine |
Product notes
8*15ml Medical Beauty PRP Lab Blood Centrifuge Machine 110V Low Speed Centrifuge
At $178.32, this is the most expensive model here, and it brings a fuller control set for a 15 ml-tube workflow. The 110V table centrifuge uses a brushless DC motor with microcomputer control, a digital display, electronic door lock, overspeed protection, and automatic balance. It can hold eight 15 ml tubes, which makes it a practical fit for blood and vaccine separation in a medical laboratory. The trade-off is the price: the other three models all come in well below it, so the PRP makes sense when the 15 ml capacity and the additional control features are worth the higher cost.
Desktop Electric Lab Laboratory Centrifuge Machine Lab Medical Practice w/Timer
The Calu Luky centrifuge is the option to pick if you want a tabletop unit with both a timer and speed control. Its 20 ml x 6 capacity means the included six tubes give you a total working capacity of 120 ml, and the timer range of 0 to 60 minutes (or continuous operation) adds flexibility for longer spins. At $60.00, it sits just above the lower end of this group. That price is still a reasonable middle ground, but the trade-off is that the Calu Luky, like the other low-speed models, is capped at 4000 rpm, so it is not built for high-speed microfuge work.
Desktop 800-1 Electric Centrifuge Machine 4000Rpm Laboratory Medical w/ Timer
Segawe's 800-1 is a straightforward 4000 rpm centrifuge with a timer, listed at $56.19. It suits general-purpose separation of solid particles from liquids or immiscible liquids of different densities, so it fits a medical-lab routine. If you want a simple, no-frills way to spin samples without paying for extra features, the 800-1 keeps the cost close to the lowest price in the group. The limitation is speed: at 4000 rpm, it does not cover the higher fixed-speed niche that a mini centrifuge like the VEVOR model fills for small tubes.
VEVOR Mini Centrifuge Machine, 3013xg RCF Electric Laboratory Centrifuge Machine
The VEVOR Mini Centrifuge Machine is the lowest-priced option at $55.00, and it is also a compact model in this set. It has a 2-in-1 rotor for 0.2/1.5/2ml tubes, with a fixed speed of 7000 r/min and a maximum RCF of 3013 xg. That makes it a useful choice for quick spins of small sample tubes, especially when bench space is tight. The main limitation is its "New - Open box" condition and single fixed speed, which trades away the variable-speed convenience of the tabletop models. If your work is all microtubes, that trade-off can be worth it; if you need multiple tube sizes, one of the desktop units is more flexible.
Final recommendation by use case
- For microtubes and limited bench space, the VEVOR Mini Centrifuge Machine is a natural fit because its fixed-speed small-tube rotor matches the workflow.
- For larger tubes in a lab or medical-beauty setting, the 8*15ml PRP centrifuge is the one to choose when you want a more adjustable unit at the top end of the price range.
- For a 20 ml x 6 tube capacity, the Calu Luky Desktop Electric Lab Centrifuge is the practical pick.
- For a basic no-frills centrifuge, the Segawe Desktop 800-1 is the straightforward option.
