Maestri House Rechargeable Milk Frother with Stand, LunaFro Handheld Electric Foam Maker Waterproof Detachable Stainless Steel Whisk Drink Mixer Foamer for Lattes, CappuccinoClimatePartner certified

I got this because of the high rating and wanted something to make matcha lattes at home.I've tried a few of these whisk/frothers and let me tell you - this one is so powerful, it gets the job done!!I actually wish there was a lower setting though, because it's so strong, the milk will double in volume in a matter of seconds. I have to make sure to put the milk in a larger container before whisking, or it will just shoot everywhere.Great for making whipped cream too.I've owned it for over 6 months, use it almost every day, and have charged it maybe three times.Excellent!

One of those items that I thought would end up in the kitchen gadget graveyard, But it has earned its place on my counter. First and foremost is the ability to make milk foams for coffee without the hassle of having to clean a steamer after. You can get creative as you wish from there. Add vanilla sugar, banana, caramel, maple syrup- Whips small amounts of heavy cream and skim milk. Salad dressing emulsions are simple, and have made a fresh Caesar dressing (anchovies need to be pulverized separately) and mayonnaise. One charge does seem to go a long way from a simple usb-c cord. Can’t beat the price – this is a win.

It looks great and feels well made. It’s easy to set up and use to froth milk. It makes my coffee taste smoother. It’s easy to clean, just run it under the tap afterwards and hang on stand to air dry. There’s a spare whisk. It holds its charge for many uses already, but there’s also a charging cable if needed. I’d like the stand to be easier to remove and put back the whisk; the stand falls down often when I take the whisk out.

The customer service is really good, they will take the time to respond to you and not even in short form, they will give you a full response. The only thing is I was really excited about this at first because I was like wow it works really well and it works right out of the box but the thing is it's a little too strong for mixing a single mug of coffee for example with some protein powder or collagen or whatever you use. It just splashes right out of the mug but it seems like the best solution is to fill it only about 1/3 and then blend it and then fill it the rest of the way and then just stir it with a spoon to mix the concentrated solution you just made lol

This frother is excellent — it works really well, looks sleek, and the included stand is a nice touch for keeping it organized. I originally bought it to mix protein powder into my coffee, but it ended up creating way too much froth for that purpose and caused my cup to overflow. While it seems like a lot of people on Instagram use frothers for this exact reason, it didn’t quite work out for me. That said, if you’re looking to froth milk for lattes or cappuccinos, I’d definitely recommend it — it does that job very well!

Don't waste time and money buying a less expensive frother like I did 2 times purchasing cheap plastic and burned out motors within a few months with countless returns, the other company finally gave me a full refund with that I purchased this amazing sturdy and powerful frother. It is durable and made of stainless steel and is slightly heavier than the cheap plastic ones but well worth it because you will feel the difference in power and balance, but beware it is a powerful frother and will spill product over if not careful. Will purchase the newer version that just came out.

Out of the three frothers that I’ve purchased in the last 6 years, this one for sure is the most well built, powerful and overall, the best one that I’ve used. My first was from Bean Envy, which lasted about 2-3years. The second was from Powerlix, which only lasted a year, before it completely stopped working one day without warning. I mostly use a frother for frothing milk and powdered matcha.When I had purchased this unit from Maestri House, it was close to $30 for the color option that I chose, which for me is a bit on the expensive side, and I’m hoping that the good quality means that it’ll last at least a few years. Right now (during the time leading up to and after Thanksgiving 2024), is a good time to purchase this, as the price dropped to about $22.Unlike the first two frothers, this one doesn’t use any AA batteries - it’s charged by USB, which is ultimately better. Because the part where you insert the USB to charge is on the very top of the device, I feel that it’s less likely for liquids to inadvertently get inside the unit, as that was a concern with the first two frothers that I had used as they had compartments on the main part of the device where you had to insert the batteries which didn’t seem to be sealed water-tight so it was possible for liquids to seep through.In terms of the RPM on this, it states it’s 8,000 RPM, which is lower than the Powerlix and Bean Envy that are both at 19,000 RPM, however, I wanted to point out that when using the frother from Maestri House, it’s significantly MORE powerful than the Powerlix or Bean Envy frothers, which is strange, since the two latter ones supposedly have a higher RPM. There are two whisks on the Maestri House and the overall build on this one is more robust, so I’m not sure if those are the reasons why. I’m sure a lot of folks would skip over this unit solely because they’d think it’s weaker, due to the 8,000 RPM that’s stated - which is unfortunate, because when you actually use this, you’ll easily find out that it’s more powerful than the frothers that have a higher RPM.I can say for sure that in terms of quality, so far, this one from Maestri House is more well built than the frothers from other brands that I’ve used in the past. This one is a bit different when it comes to turning it on and off, in that there is a button that is not on the top of the device that you have to keep pressing to operate, but rather, it’s on the side that you press once to turn on and then press a second time to turn off. When you receive this, the part with the whisk on it comes separately, so you’ll have to install that yourself, which initially was a bit tricky, but I had tried to do so without looking at the manual, first, which didn’t help. Definitely look at the manual for instructions, which helps with installing the part with the whisk. The manual comes with instructions in both English and Japanese. If you’re looking for a well made frother, then this is a great choice!

I've used it twice so far to make whipped cream for iced coffee. It works great and is fast. I like that they send an extra stainless steel whisk but I assume that's because it would be easy to bend one. Probably a common problem with any of this type of frother. I fully charged before use and since I've only used it twice I haven't recharged. The stand works perfect and is on my counter, not taking up much room.