Milk Frother Handheld Coffee Frother Electric Whisk, USB Rechargeable Foam Maker Bubbler Egg Beater for Latte Cappuccino Hot Chocolate (USB)

Great for mixing frothy coffee, I use it mostly for my matcha, works like a charm and the different attachments are great for other drinks, the mini whisk is ideal for small amounts of whipped cream for hot chocolate. Battery life is really good too, charges fast as well.

This is my third different milk frother from amazon and by far the best.The detachable whisk is a must as it means the rest of the tool remains dry when you clean the whisk on its own.The build quality seems very good and the blender is very powerful on both its settings. The top half of the case protects the delicate part when it's in the draw.Don't waste your time on the cheaper ones, get this! The whisk is very powerful so fine for me making mochas in a jug first.The milk is more consistently thick than any other frother I have used.Brilliant value for money.My mocha: 3 teaspoons of coffee and 5 of cadburys hot chocolate powder, blended in one third cup of hot milk then blend the rest of the 2 thirds and mix! That's a tall cup!

Had this for many months now, still works fine.Charge lasts a reasonable amount of time, and also charges fairly quickly. Only annoyance is it's not usb C.Froths drinks/milk fine but be aware it has to go to full speed before it turns off, one to be aware of first thing in the morning before work.It will beat an egg or two, but only on highest speed and only if you allow a section of the beater to remain out of the egg. Otherwise it just claims up and you can feel the poor gearing struggle for life.Outside had remained in good condition, it cleans up easily. As long as you haven't got ham hock hands the thread on there case should last you just fine too.

Super good , so powerful , I tried to be careful but splashed coco everywhere , so little more liquid in the cup and only press once and you got a good flow going , be aware the second mode will be more powerful so good now I have no powder when doing the coco

This is the 10th frother I've purchased so far (just ordered the 11th to replace this one).None of them last very long. The motor failed on this one, just stopped working. I have emailed the UK support so will update the review if they respond. Whilst it worked it was ok. Its a bit fiddly to open the rubber seal to open the charging port and I'd rather be able to stand it up whilst it was charging but under why they located it there due to easy of manufacture.This one has cycles Low Speed - High Speed - OFF. So if you are in the middle of frother and want to turn it off, it will go faster first and you have to click it quickly again to turn it off to avoid spills. So this is another downside.All these companies seem to use the cheapest possible components. They are not built to last.I would happily pay 2-3 times more for a sturdy frother that lasted longer.In my experience of owning and using 11 milk frothers, I note the following.1. Avoid any with replaceable batteries. The simple process of replacing the batteries can cause a failure and it's a pain to keep doing as you will be taking them and charging them frequently. Therefore USB rechargeable is the way to go.2. Most common failures are component failure. So the motor or the attachments. When you receive the product try and make a note of the customer service details before you through the packaging away as that's your only hope of getting it fixed once the return period is over. I have not done this hence I'm on my 11 one.3. Any time you have to remove or change whisks opens up opportunities for failure, weakening of the whisks.

I’ve bought a few of these frothers. In my experience they last a year maximum. I will in future always buy one that is rechargeable and with a cover - it makes a difference in tidiness in the kitchen and I hope the protection of the cover makes it last longer. This model works fine and looks good.

This is the second hand whisk I've bought (the first being this one https://amzn.eu/d/95oHARh) so I'll compare and contrast the two.I'll start by saying I've used my original whisk for about 18 months and this new one a week or two.ProsThe new whisk has a better built body (being a solid tube of metal Vs two plastic shells snapped together)The new whisk is noticeably more powerful compared to the old one.ConsThe ergonomics of the control button are inferior to the other whisk - the new whisk has a single button on the top, you press once to turn on at low, a second time to switch to high and a third time to turn off. The old whisk had separate buttons for each power setting on its body, these are easier to press (avoiding and awkward thumb pressing motion) and easier to select a desired speed.The connector between the attachments and the body on the new whisk is a lot more fiddly and flimsy compared to the old whisk, as noted above I've only been using the new whisk a week or two and an attachment has already fallen off once, I can't imagine it holding up as well as the old whisk in this regard.The shaft of the whisk attachments compared to the old whisk are about 40-50% shorter so depending on what you intend to whisk out might find you "bottom out".Conclusion - it would be nice to have the ergonomics and attachments of the first whisk combined with build quality and motor strength of the new whisk.If I were forced to suggest one I'd go with the old whisk, the attachment connection issue seems like it'll reduce the useful life span of the new one.

I like the fact that it's so stylish. The packaging was fantastic, I must say. I use it for my coffee, chaii latte and milk shake for my son. We both love this product. Stylish, efficient and portable. So easy to use, froth is amazing and battery last for days.