Love the new look of the Aeroccino3 and I heard a lot of great reviews about it before purchasing it, so I had to buy it. After receiving it from FedEx I immediately went to the kitchen and put the Aeroccino3 to the test with my first cup. The instructions were very easy to follow and the unit is very quiet while running. Even if you were to take the lid off you could not hear it a few feet away. I tried frothing both ways (thick & fluffy) and the only downside was the temperature. I would have like my milk to be hotter but the consistency was spot on. My only thought on how to fix the problem would be to warm the milk first via stove top or microwave. If I had to do it all over again I would still purchase this product but a suggestion to Nespresso would be to lower the price point. My consumer price point on this product would be $50 to $60 and $60 would really be pushing it. If you're looking for a milk frother then this could be the answer for you, but my only recommendation would to really shop this around (ebay, Froogle and Amazon) and find one selling at a lower price point. As my teachers and professors always said, "it pays to do your homework." Read more

I love this milk frother. If you want the milk to b more latte like and less foam take away the coil piece on the spinning part! I didn’t realize this for a long time and my lattes are perfect now!! Read more

WIth 70 reviews, so far, there is plenty of information here to help you decide to buy this thing. But there are some cool things that haven't been mentioned, so I'll do that here. 1. You can use this with drip coffee drinks. It adds a lot to the texture of drip coffee that the mixers can't. Coffee purists will think you're a dork, but don't let them get in the way of a good time. 2. You can froth with the cover off. Using a digital thermometer, I measured the temperature of the milk at the bottom, below the foam, to be 150° at the end of the heated frothing cycle. So, all the coffee nerds will tell you it needs to be 160°. If you notice or this is otherwise a problem for you, and you're pouring this over drip, set the temperature higher on your drip machine. On my Cuisinart SS-700 Single Serve Brewing System, Silver - Powered by Keurig, I can set it to spit out 192°. Adding the foam, it makes a wonderfully hot cup of coffee. 3. This thing makes wonderful microfoam every time with non-fat or low-fat (2%) milk. With a steamer, you'd have to pay serious attention to your technique to get this nice of a foam. Your local Starbucks doesn't make that kind of effort. 4. You're not going to pour any artwork with it, as there is no spout. 5. The ideal amount of milk might be above or below the "max" line depending on the type of milk. With non-fat, I use the max line or below, and there's still enough liquid to pour at the end. With 2%, I fill a tad above the "max" line so there's a little milk left to help rinse the foam out with it. 6. Cleaning... One reviewer suggested a cold frothing cycle with some water after each use. That works great. If you use low-fat or higher fat milk, you might also hit it with a damp paper towel after the water cycle to get a little bit of crud off the bottom before it builds up. 7. Instructions aren't totally clear. There are two wands. The one with the coils makes the foam. The other is just for heating milk. 8. Iced coffee. Amazing. I make it with my Cuisinart, 4 oz over ice cubes, pour in some non-fat foam. Nice taste and texture. 9. Storage. Doesn't take much counter space. I leave the unit unattached from the base, and the top on the unit, with the wand on the top. There is concern that some magnet in here might wear out if it's all left together. Not too clear, but it doesn't take much room. Read more

The product is no longer working already after just over 6 months of use, maintained and cleaned appropriately, this is the second product to stop working suddenly over a short period of time. No power, when pressing the button nothing happens, terrible item. Read more

Wow! This is the perfect frother! I've had a Nespresso machine for about 10 years and it's still working like a dream, but I recently upgraded to a newer model that doesn't have the frother attachment, so I bought this. I was not disappointed! You literally take it out of the box, plug it in, hold the button for a moment and in about 90 seconds (I'm estimating), you have perfect heated milk and a lot of froth! Or, if you use the other frothing attachment, you just get nice, hot milk. You can also hold the button down longer to keep the milk cold, so if you like iced lattes, this will keep them chill. I've never been able to do that with another frother! I've had to start buying larger milk containers at the store because this thing makes it so darn easy to make a latte! It's whisper quiet and really easy to clean. I like that the secondary frothing attachment is housed neatly behind the main unit, so you won't lose it in a drawer somewhere. I do wish the chamber was a little larger, though. This one hold enough milk for about one drink at a time, so if you're throwing a party, someone will have to wait. Read more

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I bought this because my wife & I wanted to add frothed milk to our coffee, but we didn't want to buy or use a full-on espresso machine and its steam wand. We use it in conjuction with our Cuisinox Roma 6-cup Stainless Steel Stovetop Espresso Maker. I was skeptical at first. I'd never seen nor heard of a device like this. After unpacking and cleaning, it was ready to go. Very simple usage, very simple instructions. It's so easy to make frothed milk now! It uses a silent, magnetically driven spinner to mix the milk inside of a container that simultaneously warms up the milk. It uses a whisk-type spinner for frothing or a smoother spinner for simply stirring the milk. It does not heat/cook the milk like a steam wand, it simply warms it up. The whisk-type stirrer gives the milk foam. The combination of heat and whisking provides for a very good milk froth that's firm and won't break down in minutes. Here's a quick breakdown: Pros: * Warm, frothy milk is attained in about 1 minute. * It is very consistent. * It makes enough froth for one or two servings, depending on your preferences. * It is very easily cleaned. * It is very quiet, almost silent. You can now froth while your partner sleeps! * It can be used to make warm or cool milk & coffee drinks. * One stirring device for froth, one for latté. Cons: * It does not heat the milk to the same temperature as a steam wand. * It does not caramelize the milk sugars as efficiently as a steam wand. * It cannot froth heavy cream. The magnetic spinner does not have that much torque. * It cannot caramelize skim milk. Guidelines: * Use whole milk for best results. * Use half & half when more cream is needed. * Rice milk, soy milk and skim milk won't work well. Read more

This frother May costs a little more but it is awesome! It works at the touch of a button. They all do…you say? Well…no, they all don’t. The Bodum allows one swirl, will not reset & let you do it again. The Keriug is good but not as smooth as the Neapresso & the stupid cog inside doesn’t have a raised plastic pin on the cog so one with medium hands can pull it out. The Neapresso does! And this one is great. It’s a heavier frother, so for all over pick, the money invested is worth it! Read more

I have this same milk frother at work which I use all the time. I bought another as a bridal shower gift, and my girlfriend messaged me to say she absolutely loves it. I’ve used many different types of milk in it: dairy, oat, almond, etc and it does an equally good job with all milk types, both dairy and non-dairy. Works well, it’s easy to clean, nice sleek design, and does the job it’s intended for, but even better than expected. Read more

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Box was damaged, item was not wrapped and milk traces could be seen on the lid. Button was scratched. Read more

Great frothing in the first 2 weeks and now it’s literally not frothing anymore.. what a disappointment.. Read more