Dreo All-in-1 BaristaMaker Milk Frother, Electric Foam Frother for Latte Art Microfoam and Coffee, 15oz/450ml Automatic Milk Warmer with 30 Drinks, Dishwasher Safe, Dairy/Plant-Based Milk

I use this every morning to make my wife matcha Latte. Super simple I pour some milk in, screen the matcha in and then start it poor a little maple syrup in to help get the Matcha off the center post and then walk away few minutes later is an amazing frothy matcha latte.Worth every penny. Thinking of maybe buying a second back up one just I case. Also the normal milk form is amazing quality too.

For some time I have been looking for an alternative to a steam wand for getting good micro foam in milk. My wife and I drink a mocha latte every day. I got decent results with the steam wand on the Breville Bambino Plus, but I wanted a standalone alternative. I had tried the Maestri House unit and several wands. The Maestri House is good at producing large amounts of thick foam for a cappuccino, but I could never get it to create micro foam for lattes.Well, the Dreo does this perfectly. It is very high quality micro foam that is smooth and silky. It has a distinct creamy mouth feel that is unmistakable. For best results use whole milk.This is a great product that does exactly what it claims to do.EDIT: 05-07-2025Out of the box this is a great product. Unfortunately, it is built to a price point that, at least in my case, meant that its performance did not last. I have had this for about 4 1/2 months using it it almost daily, and it is no longer creating the excellent microfoam it did when new. Moreover, it is no longer even able to heat the milk sufficiently. New, I consistently got milk in the 140-150F range. Today, I measured 114F at the end of the cycle.Very disappointing. I can no longer recommend this product.

We bought this on October 22nd. Now January 3rd it isn’t working. It just beeps and shuts off when I try to use it. I have contacted support will update as soon as this is fixed. This is so disappointing, especially for how expensive this was. Had great promise but definitely underwhelming so far. It was incredible while I was able to use it but now it’s just sitting on my counter and can’t be used. 😭

My much more expensive frother finally crapped out, and I bought this to replace it. I like lattes, and the foam with this frother is much better than my other one. The last one was a one-size-fits-all type of frother, but this one delivers perfect lattes. It's a one-cup-at-a-time frother, but I'm single and okay with the extra 3 minutes it takes to froth a second cup. No regrets!

This milk frother takes all the guess work and skill out of getting perfectly heated and frothed milk foam. We have the steam wand and I just struggle to get the micro bubbles that you get with good frothed milk for a latte. This does it with the push of a button. The capacity is just enough for a double shot latte. It's quick, quiet and I think money well spent if you want to make barista quality drinks at home with ease.

Wow. I think I would have missed this product if I hadn’t spent hours sleuthing YouTube videos for another milk frother product when I stumbled on a comparison with this one. I had a bias that a good one had to be in the $120 range and up.I’m so glad I ordered this one! I needed a frother as my workhorse espresso machine is in storage. I have a Nespresso machine and with this I one happy latte girl. I usually use only whole milk and have no issue so far.Things I love:- the simple buttons and options to choose from- the timer for preset options so I know when to start my pull for the espresso (it takes 3.5 minutes for the milk to be done which is not an issue for me)- How quiet the appliance is in use- the jug being one stand alone piece which makes it easier to cleanMy only con so far is the noise upon completion. When it is done on a preset option it beeps to let you know. I would prefer a silence option so I don’t wake anyone.

**Rating: ★★☆☆☆ 2/5**I really wanted to love this Dreo BaristaMaker Milk Frother, as it seemed like a great addition to my morning routine. While it does have some good qualities, my experience has been pretty disappointing.**Pros:**- Steaming milk has never been easier! The frother saves so much time compared to manual steaming, making my mornings smoother and quicker.- It works great for making latte-art-level microfoam and can handle both dairy and plant-based milk easily. The automatic milk warmer is a nice touch as well.- The convenience it adds to my workflow is fantastic when it works.**Cons:**- Unfortunately, my first unit purchased on Kickstarter stopped working after a few months. I reached out to support, sent them photos and videos of the issue, but they completely ghosted me, which was very frustrating.- Hoping it was just a one-off, I decided to purchase it again for the convenience it offers. This time, I even bought the protection plan because I have little faith in its long-term durability.While it *is* very convenient when it works, the lack of customer service and the reliability issues are enough for me to hesitate recommending this product. Hopefully, it lasts longer this time, but I’m not holding my breath.

This adds another layer of complexity to your espresso routine. You need to dial in your milk. With the oat milks I use I find it only works well on the cappuccino setting. Dairy milks often over froth. Even if I find a setting that works well with the milk I'm using, the temp is often too hotHowever, since i already own the hand-held nano foamer I do this instead: Use the heat & stir function to heat the milk to 130f. Then I foam it by hand. This works really well, works for all the milks I've tried, and doesn't waste any milk.I have also done hot chocolate and created cold foam once or twice which all works well. But the presets for texturing hot milk aren't very useful and would be nice if you could set the temp, aeration time, and texturing time manually rather than having several menus of presets that may or not work with your milk