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Product Features
Automatic Milk Frother for Coffee Latte Art
Low-noise operation with a dedicated protective cover—significantly reduces running noise, making the frothing process quiet and unobtrusive for home coffee making.
Three-speed adjustment—high, medium, and low power settings to choose from freely, matching the appropriate gear based on desired milk foam thickness.
Upgraded whisk head with an enhanced stirring mechanism—rapid rotation for quick foaming. Compact yet powerful, delivering fluffy, creamy milk foam in a short time.
Easily create a variety of specialty coffees—suitable for lattes, cappuccinos, hot chocolate, and more. Enjoy café-quality texture at home.
Wide container compatibility—works with glass, ceramic, stainless steel, and other cup materials. Compatible with standard home latte cups and regular mugs.
Comes with a storage protective tube—keeps the unit neatly stored when not in use, protecting it from dust and bumps while saving space.
Usage Tips
For the container, a large-capacity latte pitcher is recommended. Do not pour milk beyond half the container’s capacity to prevent splashing during frothing.
When in use, immerse the whisk head to 1/3–1/4 depth of the milk, ensuring it is fully submerged before starting for optimal foaming results.
Beginners are advised to use speed levels 1–2 at low speed to avoid overflow caused by high-speed setting 3. Standard frothing time should be controlled within 10–15 seconds.
Usage Precautions
Starting operation: Press and hold the button for 2–3 seconds—the indicator light will turn on to confirm activation.
The device has no heating function; the milk foam temperature matches that of the milk itself. Pre-warming milk to 50°–65°C (122°–149°F) makes it easier to create fine, delicate foam.
If the milk foam is too thick, skim off the coarse bubbles on top and use only the fine foam underneath for latte art, resulting in smoother finished patterns.
For cleaning, rinse only the metal whisk head. Do not allow water to enter the main body to avoid internal circuit damage.
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