Milk Frother, SAYESO Electric Milk Frother and Warmer with Hot Cold Functionality, Stainless Steel Foam Maker, Automatic Shut-Off Milk Steamer for Coffee, Latte, Cappuccino and Macchiato (Silver)

Easy on the eye and easy to use! Read the reviews and still got one! Glad I did, when used correctly and with cold milk etc it works very well, first thing to be made was a milkshake for the granddaughter, was impressed with the froth etc ..so was she, made warm frothy milk for my daughter and myself, and discovered why they use an expresso coffee or very strong coffee! Rectified that mistake and decided we could give Costa a miss for a while!! Or at least until we're shopping in town! A nice gadget to have, would recommend that you read the instructions and follow them fully.

Only had this machine for a couple of days but first impressions are of very good quality and well made. It is suggested that full fat milk is used but as I only had semi skimmed at the time I used that and as can be seen in the vid. it was more than adequate and produced more froth than is needed so it does need a bit of practice to get measurements correct. Very easy to clean and change from frothing to just heating. The danger is drinking too much coffee

Pro: just do what it say, milk frother and heated milk,easy to use, the blending power is great, I tried chocolate powder/milo and sugar with soya/oat milk, mixed perfectly. Cons: the non-stick coating is not good enough, I usually use for heated up oat milk and soya milk, oat milk is fine, easy to clean up, soya is not that good, usually have a thin layer stick on the bottom (I believed is the heating area). The residues cannot easy to wipe, you have to use the brush and non-scratch sponge to clean it up. The rotation is attached in the bottom, I am doubting is any dirt leaves there I cannot clean. The pour design is not good enough if you not pouring not all the content, when stop pouring, some will falling to outside. If you have more budget, you should go for another one can be more easy to clean, in £3x I think is fine.

After reading a number of reviews on various Milk frothers I decided to go for the SAYESO frother. It was easy to set up and use, I decided to experiment slightly with milk levels so as to obtain the optimum milk froth for a Cappuccino. I find that milk filled uptown to approximately a couple of millimetres below the froth max line is perfect for a great and hot cappuccino. And in addition slightly above the Nax (froth) line us ideal when making a 9latte/mocha in a latte glass. To sum up, easy to use, gives milk hot enough for a single drink and if you obey the cleaning rules it is a fantastic piece of kit. I would highly recommend this SAYESO milk frother.

I’m super pleased with this item for the price it is amazing value, so well made and very smart to look at. Easy to clean and use…ergonomic handle is great and controls are easy to work. Best of all it creates a lovely foam for my coffee, quiet in use and quick, the 500w control heats milk and it stays hot while drinking… very pleased and is a recommended purchase for any coffee lover…

I only bought this in April and already it has stopped working. up until then it was great very quiet and did exactly as I expected but I would expect it to last longer then 2 months !

Known as the latte maker, this is used constantly by my elderly mother (94). All the ingredients, milk, packet latte and sugar are placed in the unit switched on and away she goes. Job done. Does good frothy milk too!

We've had it a week, and we drink alot of coffee in this house, i've recently written a bad review for the one we purchased earlier this year that was almost ruined inside after 1 day and then went up in a puff of smoke last week, so in turn, i'm writing a good one for this, its worth the extra few quid. and so far does the job very well. It does as been said actually not cope with the upper liquid limit so well, but the lower is fine, it warms it well and froths it amazingly, the for me almost most important thing is it cleans very very easily, some milk residue will stick after a couple of uses, while being well rinsed after each use, but once you have any build up you can remove the whisk and wipe it out with a bit of kitchen paper! Edit: About to hit a year old and its suffered the same fate all these milk warmers seem to in my experience now, the base has lost its non stick coating despite never having anything abrasive go near it and it burns onto it hard, eventually had to give up the non abrasive technique and has now become redundant in this household and binned. time to bite the bullet and buy an expensive one.