XIMU Milk Frother Handheld, USB Rechargeable 3 Speeds Mini Electric Milk Foam Maker Blender Mixer for Coffee, Latte, Cappuccino, Hot Chocolate, Egg Whisks & Stainless Steel Stand Included

This little wand is big on power! It's amazing! I purchased it to mix collagen into cold drinks (collagen mixes easily in hot drinks but not so easily in cold). It has worked like a charm! Absolutely zero lumps in just a few seconds. I use it on low but you have to run it all the way to full in order to turn it off. Which is okay as it doesn't go all wild and spill everything, it's just faster. It's excellent at creating foam too! When cleaning, you just need to run it under running water or spin it in a cup of warm water. Easy peasy! It has a nice stand which looks good on the counter. It came charged so I haven't had to charge it yet (as of this writing it's been two weeks of using daily), so I can't rate that part. But if that is anything like the rest of this product, it should work great! You need this frother!!!

Absolutely fantastic!! I’ve been using cheap frothed that run on AA batteries for the last several years, to make my matcha tea, but had just recently started using them for bulletproof style coffee. The batteries always wore out after only a few uses, and the performance of the fritters was only mediocre at best anyway. It finally dawned on me that they probably have such a thing as a rechargeable frother, which would at least eliminate the expensive batteries, even if the item didn’t work any better. I was pleasantly surprised to find that this frother works amazingly well! I haven’t even had to crank it up to power level two, and I’ve used it every day since it arrived! I love it and wish I’d known about it years ago! Even if it only lasts a few months, it’s totally worth the deletion of a daily stressor for me with the other cheap ones I was using. So glad to have found this and pleased with how it works. Saves a lot of daily aggravation that was my experience with the cheap ones. It even came with little plastic things that I’m assuming create patterns in coffee foam, but I have no idea how to use them, and there is nothing about them in the instruction booklet. The only gripe I have is the instruction booklet. It’s really very poor. No clear instructions on use of the item, nor information on what some of the pieces do. Also, there is no place on the stand to hold the whisk attachment. Which means it will get tossed in a drawer and probably crushed over time. The stand would be better if there was a little place to click the extra attachment onto to hold it as well. The stand was such a well thought out accessory, it would be made even better with a little clip or magnet or something to hold the other attachment.

This is my brothers review of the frother, now based on this I probably should have given a 3-4 stars for easy to use HOWEVER you push and hold the button to shut it off. I can’t help he didn’t read the directions before playing with my coffee gadgets. 🤷🏻‍♀️You see this thing right here? It’s a coffee stirrer that Danni ordered and this it’s cautionary tale. I was not cautioned in its usage or how completely over powered it is. Like a tuner for cars and trucks, you’ll notice it has 1, 2 and 3 on the dashboard. Alternatively ‘economy’, ‘sport’ and ‘race’ modes. We started out in neutral and straight into first gear (economy mode), everything’s going Good smooth ride with great handling. Not knowing how to return to neutral as there is no visible clutch or gear shift I figured (with regret) to quickly shift through the modes to return to neutral. Bad idea. We entered ‘sport’ mode and woke up the apparently installed and not noticeable turbo charger. My cup runneth over hastily and I mean hastily. In a panic we again did the only thing I knew how, shift again and hope we can shift quick enough to (hopefully) get to neutral in time before we break a driveshaft or tear up a transmission. Come to find out, it’s twin turboed. The tires chirped as I was slammed back into my seat. Whoever thought dual turbos on a coffee stirrer was a good idea needs a good talking to. Just like a Bugatti and it’s second key the monster awoke, coffee everywhere. The counter, the floor and almost me. Ruby abandoned me and bolted for the hills upon realizing the level of danger we were involved in. I’m guessing we were pushing 1200 BHP with torque to spare and the end of the drag strip was approaching as we ran quickly out of coffee. We were able to get back to neutral with about 1/2 a cup of my coffee and jamo mixture. Like a catastrophic failure on the Dyno there was stuff everywhere. I’m just thankful that we didn’t send any pushrods or pistons flying.

I haven’t used this frothed very long even though I bought it a while back. Battery life is great. However, the wand falls off when I turn it on and don’t stay in place

Most of us have a love/disgruntled relationship with the whisk tool, but if you treat it gently and not bang it against the counter to flip the water off, you can enjoy it longer. And if you plan, you won't have the usual spills. This whisk, I have had several, is the best one to date. The cradle is more stable than most, it is very powerful, the on/off button is slightly tricky, but once you get how it works it works well. Just do yourself a favor and whisk your liquids in a large whisking pitcher; I measure my drink by pouring it into the cup I will drink out of first, allow some foam room, then put it in a whisk pitcher and whisk away with no spills! This whisk is rechargeable, has plenty of power, the position of the switch is as such that it does not turn on when picked up, has a good cradle to hold it off the counter, all of which were on my must have list! Hint: press on/off switch to turn on, keep your thumb on it, to turn it off press down and hold until it stops, to increase power, push the button one quick push, more power push one more quick push.... holding the button down turns it off. Enjoy