5 In 1 Milk Frother, Electric Milk Frother and Steamer 11.8oz Automatic Milk Steamer Hot & Cold Foam Maker, Milk Warmer Dishwasher Safe & Silent Working for Coffee,Latte,Cappuccino,Hot Chocolate

We have been through a few streamers and even more frother options in the past few years, but this beats them all! We absolutely LOVE the actual cold-to-the-touch shell and the removable basin is over the top. It's super easy to clean and almost indestructible. I feel hard-pressed to find a better all-around machine than this for any of my needs. This little machine is powerful enough to blend up a cup of coffee and cream and foams the ENTIRE cup into rich velvety foam in the time it takes me to find where I left my cup ;). We've hot and cold frothed, streamed, or just mixed up milk, half and half, heavy cream, espresso, cocoa in this last year and we add granulated sugar, syrup, and even chocolate chips to our liquids multiple times a day (like 4 on a slow day), but this lil machine hasn't even blinked. The kids've dropped the metal tablespoon in during a mix more than a lot of times as well and the kids always had a bigger reaction than the frother. This lil thing just smacked the spoon out of its way and kept on going. That said, the inside is still just as clean and scratch-free as it's first day as well. It's so nice to be bulletproof. Our kids (6-13yo) live for cocoa and are constantly helping brew up lattes, but other machines were large and uneasy for little hands to handle. We've had non-cool-touch kettles and, boy, don't even get close to those or you'll come back with contact burns. Many other "cool-touch" were more like "cooler touch", which wasn't bad, but for sensitive hands (mine) they were still too hot to hold. This is absolutely cold to the touch on the insulated sections even after multiple (we've made 8 in a row!) back-to-back-to-back sessions and makes it very easy to hold with both hands. Yeah, if you balance it by the bottom or manage to hit the very top edge for some reason, it'll burn you really good and fast, but the cool section is so large that you'll, honestly, have to go out of your way to get burned when using it as intended. I often have to use both hands just to pour a cup (because of my hands not this macgine) and almost always have something between they're machine and my cup, so it's never just pick up and pour a few inches away, but even so I've NEVER had an issue with my hand getting even warm, losing my grip, having problems with its full weight or managing to get enough leverage to pour the last drop. I've had all these problems with every other machine I've come across, so it's refreshing not to fight with my coffee in this basin. I didn't think the separated base and basin would be so much lighter, but I can't stress this enough. This basin froths the same volume as most other machines, but leaving the mixing mechanism in the stand REALLY lowers the handheld weight. We use ceramic mugs, but this is lighter than our mugs. I initially bought this for the fact that we were able to remove the basin and place it on the table (or hold it lower) to pour in our milk so our shorter eyes had no problem seeing how much they're pouring, but I've found I do this just as much, if not more, than they all do - again because it's half the lift height. There's no need to pull the whole machine to the edge of the counter so your blurry uncaffinated eyes can see in it at dawn without every light in the house on, either. It's a win-win-win all around This separated basin also makes it almost waterproof. We've lost 3 machines to washing issues or spills on top of the machines that just didn't make the cut, but this is just a metal basin with no plugs, no outlets, no sensitive coatings or inner workings. It is so great! The base has an attached cord, so no drips are getting on the plug or in the outlet by accident. The gears are completely contained, so you can't spill into the machine. You can even toss the basin in the dishwasher! It's basically a coated metal cup, so we just rinse between most mixes as there's no buildup or burned-on bits we've had with other ceramic-coated machines, either. So beautiful. Don't be put off by not seeing gears between the basin and stand - the frother sounds by magnet! Amazing. About cleaning, the frother is metal, too, so it'll stay in its slot magnetically, too, but it must be popped on as well like others. We made the mistake twice of not getting the frother bit all the way locked in. There's nothing worse than having to either toss a great-smelling cup or dunk your fingers in a hot brew to get that bit back in. Other than just chucking the bit into your brew, there's no trouble, though - you won't bust it. The magnet holds it decently, but if it's not popped all the way in, it gets thrown halfway thru is cycle. It's super easy to pop in and out to clean it, though,(or when you dishwasher it), but remember click it or you'll kick yourself. This has multiple frothing settings including cold foam as well as just mix, so, regardless of your fluffiness, you'll get the perfect blend every time. The hot mixes might be slightly warmer than little ones can chug, but it's no hotter than a standard store-bought cocoa. This definitely does not boil your concoction, so it cannot heat up as hot as a standard kettle could, but it is very much the expected hot "sip it - it's hot" temperature for any of the hot options. Full, half, and no foam warm blend options all heat to the same temp, but cold foam gives you straight from the fridge temp impressively whipped up frigid foam. Don't get me wrong, this won't cool your already warm drink, but there's no extra heating, so if you need room temp or lukewarm, it also won't increase its temp with the blending. I may be a blind user, but I find myself counting beeps instead of watching the light bounce around the display. Either way, though, any user should be able to easily identify which setting it is on. These are press-type buttons for selecting and power, so the kids've, of course, pressed off-center and pushed the machine slightly trying to turn it on, but it has decent antislip feet, so it never goes far. The buttons are not hard to push (even my bent up arthritic fingers don't hurt to start it), but like all covered buttons, push on the center. Overall I can't find anything I'd rather change about this machine and can't wait to gift one to my sis. This has all the features other machines do (except the extra large capacity you can get), but surpasses them all in its usability and and just plain durability.

I had this for only 2 days. The first day it under performed but managed to create some froth despite being on the high froth setting. By day 2 it wasn’t frothing at all no matter if it was whole milk, half and half, or cream. And it stopped heating the milk. I got better froth from my 20-30 dollar all-in-one frothers or a hand frother. Returning it. Buyer beware!

I've been using this for about three weeks now, and I love it & use it nearly every day. I mostly use it to make hot chocolate (it's winter as I'm writing this)--after I warm up the milk, I throw a little powder in there, run it another minute, and voila! Hot cocoa with minimal mess (I love that you can throw the cup part right into the dishwasher) and no need to use the microwave and risk accidentally burning the milk or boiling it over or whatever. I also don't need to deal with cocoa clumps--the result is smooth as butter (iykyk). I've also used the "foam" setting and I was surprised by how much foam it could make with nonfat milk--it was like having a nonfat cappucino. If I have any complaints, it's only that this frother is unlikely to last super long--it's mostly plastic, and it doesn't look the most sturdy/well made (In fact, the first one I ordered was damaged in shipping, which looked pretty easy to do with the thinness of the plastic). One good hit or drop (if you have cats like me this is a very real possibility), and it's toast. But so far it's doing well despite daily use, and I love the automatic-shut off for whenever I want to make a latte or other drink with hot milk.

I've owned several frothier machines but this one tops all. It create the smoothest creamiest milk of all...even using low-fat milk. The best thing about it - second to frothing - is the milk gets hot. I write this review after only one week's use but hoping it lasts a while. I did purchase the added Amazon warranty extension (my first ever) and also register the product online to activate its warranty through the provider. I read one review (with photo) where someone stated the plastic spinner melted and went on to say he had headaches from that... I must challenge that review as the only way such melting might happen would be to Not have milk in the unit and turn it on....even then, the overheat safety should turn it of... IMO.

It does not get the milk very hot ! It is easy to wash and small enough to be place over the kitchen counter

I love this thing! So versatile.

The ~$120 Nespresso Aeroccino4 Milk Frother I purchased in late 2023 died in February 2026. While that device worked fine, it was building up a burn mark that would not scrub-out. I hand washed the device every day and air dried it. Therefore, I had to search far and wide to find a viable replacement -- and was not willing to spend over $50 -- especially if it's only going to last ~2 years. This arrived and is very easy to use. It's nearly impossible for the milk to spill over, unlike the Aeroccino4, as it has a massive tank. I prefer this design as it separates the electronics from the tank. Any forthcoming "Aeroccino5" would learn from that! This way the electronics are isolated from being exposed to water, and therefore likely lasting much longer. If Nespresso never does this, then one could imagine it would be that they prefer people to buy new units every 2 years. Anyhow, the only complaint I have is the same for all other units I've seen -- and that is that they should produce a colored ring inside the tank. For example, a blue ring for "min" and a red ring for "max" as it's hard to see the line without enough light. Also, since I full my 32 oz Yeti up with 16 oz of frothed milk, it requires me to run two cycles. It's harder to see the line when the previous frothed milk is covering up the "min" and "max" markings. Otherwise, while I never timed the Aeroccino4, this unit appears to froth the milk faster, and does every bit as good of a job. This is why it receives the coveted 5 stars! I just hope that it last >2 years.

Don't want to give this even 1 star, for both product and customer service. Bought this Rafow milk frother in November, motor stopped working right after the return date. Reached out for support, never responded. Ordered new one, delivery was 10 days late and this one won't at all! Both power button and heating element are defective. Don't buy this product!

We had hotel chocolat velvetizer and it broke after we washed it 🤦 This milk froster was far cheaper then others and I took a chance and I’m happy to say it seem to pay off. We had a Hotel Chocolat Velvetizer and it broke after we washed it 🤦 This milk frother was far cheaper than others, and I took a chance, and I’m happy to say it seems to have paid off. This is not high-end, and the reflection mainly comes from the fact the spring around the circle plastic part can go off easily, and it takes about two minutes for the frosting to complete, but the result is great. I’m not sure if that was the design, but I put the two springs one on top of the other, and it seems to make amazing foam. It works great for frosting milk for coffee and also making hot chocolate ☕️ either from chocolate chips or cocoa powder. The fact that the heating device is separated from the milk container makes both pouring the milk and cleaning it very convenient. I just hope it will last. This is not high end and that reflects mainly in the fact the sprint around the circle plastic part can go off easily and it takes about 2 minutes for the frosting to complete but the result is great. I’m not sure if that was the design but I put the two springs one on top of the other and it seem to make amazing foam. It works great for frosting milk for coffee and also making hot chocolate ☕️ either from chocolate chips or cocoa powder. The fact the heating device is separated from the milk container making both pouring the milk and cleaning it very convenient. I just hope it will last.

Easy to use. 5 different options, which is great. Doesn’t take long to froth up. Good temperature to the milk. Great foaming. Good price point. No leaks. Easy to clean with the little tool that came with it. What’s not to love!

Very easy to use and to clean. It froths up my semi skimmed milk very well and my soya milk even better. It’s quick to warm up the milk and is very good value for money, it looks stylish too.

Only used a couple of times so far, but froth is lovely and thick, is perfect temperature and made quickly. The jug is easy to clean. Very happy with this product.

Elegant looking looks a little bit more expensive than others but worth the money