LavazzaA Modo Mio Milk Easy Frother, For Milk-based Recipe, Black

Its great! I was hesitant at first after reading some of the reviews saying the milk wasn't hot enough but honestly it's great! Milk comes out steaming hot and stays hot for ages. I use it for my matcha powder and it blends it perfectly with the milk so there's no lumpy bits at all! The hot milk setting (2) is great and the foam setting (1) also works really well! I would like the foam to be a little thicker but it's honestly so good I can't complain!Great value for money. It's light weight. Small enough it looks nice sitting out or can be easily stored. I love that it has no handle it just makes it look elegant. It plugs in so no issues with power.It heats milk up super quick (like 1 min) and the milk flavour is great. Just tastes like hot milk it doesn't change the flavour.It's super easy to clean and i love that the whisk inside is magnetic so no awkward bits to try and clean or for any milk to get trapped!Would 100% recommend this!

Great frother. Looks really good and fits a great job.3 settings - very frothy heated milk, heated slightly frothy, cold frothy. Only really used the first two. Really like how gritty the first and second options get with first perfect for coffee etc and second really good for thinks like hot chocolate. Really like the frother blade as magnetic making it easy to clean. Like how the lid has instructions printed on it in case your forget how to select your option re the single front button.Cons: could heat a couple degrees more, but then most are weak on this; the milk level guides on the inside are too faint.

So much better than I expected it to be! Froths milk to perfection - quickly producing a light, dense foam that you couldn't achieve using a whisk or blender - as well as heating up milk if that's what you want. It's simple to use, just push the button once for foam, or twice for hot milk and it's easy to clean. Its matt black finish looks smart and so far has resisted scratching or staining. Only niggle is its nigh on impossible to see the levels embossed on the inside of the unit.

Great product. Makes any coffee extra special. Froths milk beautifully. Well worth the money. 😊

Quick note: I use barista oat milk, I don't use cow's milk, so please bear this in mind when I refer to milk in my review below, this is referring to oat milk.I bought this to replace my 5 year old Nespresso Aeroccino 4, which failed on me recently. I did look around before I settled on the Lavazza milk frother, first off looking at the updated Aeroccino 4 from Nespresso, however I couldn't justify the £90 price tag, so I opted for the Lavazza A Modo Mio Milk Easy.In terms of design, it is much more compact than the Aeroccino 4 in more ways than one: First off the unit itself is smaller, owing to the fact that it doesn't have a handle. It is also smaller in terms of capacity in comparison to my older Aeroccino.I have also found that in use the Lavazza doesn't seem to create a lot of foam. My Aeroccino used to create quite a dense foam with my oat milk - obviously not as dense as you would get from cow's milk because the fat content is much higher, but it was still more than acceptable. In comparison, even using the "foam" mode, the Lavazza creates only a very weak foam, which disappears before I've even poured it into the cup. Not entirely sure why this is - perhaps it's just not as powerful, or maybe the design of the whisk inhibits the speed at which it can spin. The whisk is magnetic, which means in use it is very quiet, however the design is a little strange - the whisk itself seems very conventional for these milk frothers, but it's contained within a kind of hollow "pyramid" which sits in the frother and keeps the whisk in the centre of the unit. However, when in the housing, there seems to be some movement, which I suspect impacts the speed at which the whisk can spin.On the positives - the unit is compact, quiet and heats the milk really well, probably getting it hotter than my Aeroccino did. It is also very easy to clean.I know I've spent a lot of this review comparing to my old Aeroccino, but in its own right the Lavazza is a decent unit - it doesn't foam as well as the Aeroccino for oat milk and I cannot comment on how it would perform with cow's milk, so other people may have better experiences than me with other types of milk. However, it feels well built, is quiet and does its job well.

Only had it a week but used it every day. Simple to use, easy to clean. Perfect frothiness for my coffee or just lovely warmed milk. Given how much I've already used it I can imagine I'm going to get my moneys worth in a few months. I no longer find myself craving a fancy coffee in a shop on the way home. Ill happily wait knowing I can do it my own way at home in only a few minutes for a fraction of the cost.

I’ve been using the Lavazza milk frother for about two weeks, and overall I’m very satisfied with it. The build quality feels sturdy.It’s extremely easy to use just one button, and you’re good to go. I’ve used it for cappuccinos, flat whites, and even hot chocolate.The only downside is the cleaning process. The lid has a small opening, which makes it hard to get your hand inside for thorough cleaning. That’s why I recommend rinsing and wiping it right after each use before any milk dries inside.It’s reliable milk frother that delivers great results.

Great item and works really well. I do feel that the foam is better when using a higher fat content milk, although it can be used with any milk type. It’s great value as a more budget friendly alternative to a coffee machine. I’ve used it to make hot chocolate as well and it comes out at the perfect temperature.