PowerLix Powerful Handheld Milk Frother With Stand Battery Operated Foam Maker Frother Wand For Coffee A Black A

I absolutely love this. It’s so handy , easy to use,clean and storage. Read more

I've never written a rewiew on any Amazon product I've bought before, but I wanted to write a review for this milk frother because I think it and the owner of the business are worth it. It was shipped very quickly and I didn't have to wait long before I received it. I even got an email from the owner of the company asking if I received it without any problems before I received it. The product itself is a great product. Ironically, I didn't buy it to froth milk since I'm allergic to dairy and can't drink milk. I bought it specifically to mix the bone broth powder I use every morning. In fact, I found out about this frother through reading the product reviews for that powder because people were saying that all you need to turn it into a nice froth is a good milk frother. So I looked through the selection on Amazon, and decided the Power Lix milk frother was the best one for the most affordable price. I've used it several times already and it's worked to perfection to do what I need it to do, which is turn a protein powder into a nice froth without any clumps that's easy to drink. It's so powerful that I don't even need to use boiling or very hot water, or a blender, as many people have suggested. It makes my life easier. All you have to do is put the batteries in, fill up a cup with some liquid part way, submerge the frother into it, and press the button, and it does the rest. Hold the button as long as it takes to turn the liquid and/or powder into a perfect froth. If that wasn't good enough, the customer service is also top notch. Jennifer, the owner, has sent me several personal messages through Amazon asking how I'm doing with the product and if there's anything she can do to help or answer any questions. She clearly cares about her customers and wants to make sure they have a great experience with her product. For anyone who's thinking about buying this product or any other products she offers in the future, I think that's an added incentive. Read more

So far the frother is working very well, but it has only been 5 days. It was to replace an identical PowerLix frother that quit working well shortly after we got it. We made due with it but the push-button was temperamental - worked sometimes and didn’t other times. However, our son has one and his works well, so we thought we would buy another one. We use ours just about every day, so we will see how long it lasts. Read more

This is a good little blender to mix up protein powder in the mornings. Unfortunately, my first one stopped working appropriately after about two months and appeared to have a short even after changing out the batteries. I was able to reach out to the company and sent them a video of the problem and they sent a replacement quickly! It is easy to clean and use. My 4 year old likes to mix her protein milk with it. If you keep it in the cup, there is no spillage and it froths well if you bring it up more towards the top. Gives the illusion of more in the glass for the young ones who think they need a lot. Read more

I make a chai tea latte most mornings and this has worked like a charm frothing milk to go in it. I've had it since this summer and the first set of batteries lasted for a bit over 3 months using it almost every day, certainly no less than 5 times a week. If you're not getting the same type of froth as easily as you once were, a change of batteries will perk it right back up. I think it takes a lot to kill a good set of batteries in this, I have been changing them when I notice a significant loss in speed, not because the batteries are completely dead. I was trying to nail down how my chai tea latte tasted best, along with how to keep the calories the lowest. So thru my many different combos I have used this to froth 2% milk, 1 % milk, soy milk, vanilla soy milk, unsweetened soy milk, almond milk, unsweetened vanilla almond milk, regular oat milk and low fat oat milk. All have been able to froth, it's just a matter of milk temperature and technique to get it to froth and foam. Watch a few videos on YouTube if you're not sure, it definitely helped me with technique. It varies widely on the best way, but if you aren't having success, try warming it up or frothing for a longer amount of time. And sometimes you may think you've done that and you're still not getting results, but it's honestly quite likely, you need the milk to be hot, not just warm. In my experience the plant milks froth fine at warm temps, but 1% and 2% need to be hot in order to get it to froth and foam the way you most likely want. It will look like it's doing something when it's at a warm temp, but once you finish frothing, you'll likely see flat bubbles that will disappear quickly. So adjust the milk temperature if you're not seeing the froth or foam that you want and expect to see. Also, I'm not sure if every frother has this, but the stand that comes with it is absolute perfection and is worth paying a slightly higher price to get. I hadn't considered it when choosing which one to buy and now I never want to have this without it. Such a convenient, inconspicuous storage option, just sits right on the counter and gets little attention. Highly recommend this milk frother. I wasn't sure I made a mistake when I first ordered this after seeing so many videos with people using the plug-in automated ones, but I'm thrilled I went with this first. It was completely unnecessary to spend 2 to 3 times as much for the other ones and this takes up less space and is much, much easier to clean. Read more