Severin S73590 Milchaufschäumer Hand Milk frother SM 3590, Stainless Steel, Black [Energy Class B]

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I've been through many milk frothers over the years, mostly Aerolatte brand, but others as well. The problem I've always had is that they are never quite in balance to start with so over time the vibration gradually gets worse until they are unusable. When this one arrived, I didn't think it would last long because the wire is thinner gauge and whole unit has a light flimsy feel to it, it also sounds a bit rough when used. The main difference, though over the others, is that it is perfectly in balance so there is no vibration at all during use. This has proved to be far more important as I've used it regularly (probably 5 or 6 times a day) for over two months now and it is still in perfect balance and does a great job. The batteries also last much longer than the other ones I've had, probably because it's not wasting energy vibrating. This, combined with the price being less than half that of others, makes it a definite winner.Update - After 8 months of daily use it has sadly died! I've seen some other reviews saying their's had also stopped after a while. Up until this point though it remained perfectly in balance and very smooth, which other frothers did not. £7 for 8 months - not bad really

Works well, but having a flat surface at the end so this product can be stored upright would make it 10,000 times better. It has to be stored awkwardly on its side

Well isn't this wonderful, who would of know you can buy such a tool that froths your milk, and saves me from arm ache from when I normally shake the milk bottle and hope for the best.My fav thing about this, is that it comes with batteries! Lets face it, it doesn't matter how many packs of batteries you buy, if you're like me you can never find them or they're all dead when it comes to needing any! So this means you can use it straight away. I would say the tool is relativity powerful, it's able to create a nice amount of froth from the milk in just a few seconds. You can also tell it's not cheap, and is quality product from the way it feels and performs.So if you're looking to make frothy coffees, this is perfect and a cheap price too!

My so called Aerolatte top of the range frother has just been consigned to the trash can - where it belongs! Over the years I have owned 3 such frothers and they have all failed. The main weaknesses have been the battery connections and the nasty, cheap on/off switch. This time around I chose this little beauty. It had received 2 good reviews and I had also been very pleased with the design and build quality of their pancake maker.This is a very well made device. It is comfortable to hold and the on/off pulse switch is a joy to use. It is extremely fast and I feel confident that it will last me a long time. It is also very reasonably priced. My only mild criticism is the absence of any instructions on how to gain access to the battery compartment. Aside from that omission it is brilliant.

This is great. Much bigger than a lot of milk frothers. You hold it more like a hand blender with a thumb button rather than a switch which is much more convenient and less likely to make a mess. I got this after my Bodum one packed in after about 4 years. That was good but so far this one is more powerful, nicer to hold and push button is better than a switch. Only downside is you can't stand it up on its end due to the curved shape, but this is not really an issue.Only had it for a day so will update if it falls apart!

Not so sure about his purchase yet? Although the batteries supplied lasted a New York second, so they were rubbish!!, but the frothier seems ok and I bought it from previous reviewers so we'll see....

I won't be able to add to the previous reviewers glowing review as I totally agree! I too over the years have had similar frothers, but this one knocks spots off them all.....literally seconds is all it takes. Put the milk in the coffee mug, press the button and draw the wand up the side of the mug, literally five seconds later.....wonderful frothy milk. It really is that easy. I have a Severin electric milk frother (also the best on the market) which I use when making coffee for more than one person, but when it's just for me this little gadget steps up to the mark....love it!