Milk Frother Handheld Battery Operated, Coffee Frother for Milk Foaming, Latte/Cappuccino Frother Mini Frappe Mixer for Drink, Hot Chocolate, Stainless Steel Silver

Love this little frother! Super easy to use, lightweight, and makes my coffee feel like it came from a fancy café. Foams milk in seconds, works great for hot chocolate too, and cleans up in a snap. Definitely a must-have for coffee lovers!

This milk frother works surprisingly well for such an affordable price. It whips up creamy foam quickly for lattes and cappuccinos. The included stainless steel pitcher is a great bonus—perfect size and easy to clean. Compact, cordless, and efficient. Highly recommend for any coffee lover!

This handheld milk frother has totally upgraded my morning coffee routine. It may be small, but it’s surprisingly powerful and creates rich, creamy foam in just seconds. Whether I’m making a latte, cappuccino, or even frothy hot chocolate, this little tool does the job perfectly.It’s super easy to use and clean—just dip it in warm soapy water and turn it on for a few seconds. The stainless steel design looks sleek on my kitchen counter, and the build feels sturdy for the price. I also love that it’s battery operated, so I can take it with me when I travel.One tip: use cold milk for the best foam, then heat it after. It works great with regular milk, almond milk, and oat milk too!

I am an avid coffee lover and have purchased many frothers. This is a good quality frother and I appreciate that the frother whisk disconnects from the base, allowing easy clean-up without worry of getting the base/battery wet. The only con would be that there is no adjustable speed but the one setting speed is quite fast and will whip up coffee and cold foam in 30 seconds! The stainless steel cup is useful for cold foam but heats up easily if frothing espresso.

This milk frother is amazing . It is so powerful and foams very creamy and easily . It is so easy to use and best part is it comes with stainless steel mug which is so cute and It turns any regular cup of coffee into a creamy, café-style treat and does it in under 10 seconds. Whether I'm whipping up a cappuccino or just frothing creamer for my morning brew . Love it

One thing I always wished to find when I looked at reviews for products like this are reviews from people who have actually owned the product for a while, so that I can figure out how durable the item is. Well, here is that review.Tl;dr: 5 stars for the free carafe, 3 stars for the actual frother (5 stars for power, but minus 1 star for not lasting longer and minus 1 star for the battery compartment easily rusting)I bought this in 2019. It worked great at first, and I was so impressed by how powerful the frother was and how easy it was to use the carafe. Now, 3.5 years later, the carafe is still fantastic. I ironically love the “free gift” milk container thingy more than the frother and use it every day.On to the frother. The frother no longer works and hasn’t worked for the past 1.5 years. That being said, I got a good 2 years out of the frother BUT not with super regular use. The metal it’s designed with makes it prone to rusting on the inside where the battery compartment is. What does that mean? It means that the frother LOOKS totally fine but no matter how much I try to dry/dust out the battery compartment, new batteries will not do anything to revive this thing. And mind you, I was careful to never submerge the handle with water. In fact, the much cheaper (albeit weaker) IKEA frother I got is now still going strong 5 years later and has always been rinsed off the same way (rinsing just the head/stem with a little bit of dish soap).Is this a good frother? Yes, while it lasts, it’s the best handheld frother I’ve ever owned. Would I buy it again? No. Was it worth buying it for me? Yes, because for the price it had a decent run and I love the milk pitcher thing (lol).

I just used this frother for the first time. Wow! It is powerful. I mixed Matcha power with a liter of water in a large measuring cup. I recommend that you immerse the frother before turning it on to avoid getting splashed if you submerge it after turning it on. It almost immediately created a vortex that went all the way to the bottom of the 1 liter measuring cup. I think it is the combination of using three AAA batteries instead of two batteries that most frothers use and having double-sized frothing head.I like that you click the button to turn it on and click it again to turn it off. Also, it is much safer to clean than other frothers because the head easily attaches and detaches from the separate power unit. One other nice feature is that the three batteries get inserted into a holder, which you put into the power unit, very easy and convenient.Don't forget about the metal pitcher, which seems nicely made. It is heavy. The $10 that I paid would be a good price without the pitcher, so I consider it a freebee.I plan on updating this review in 6 months to report on durability.

Bought it at the end of July and already has lost its power. Worked great at first and thought maybe needed new batteries. But it has stopped going fast only when it hits milk.