Rosle 12961 Stainless Steel Dual Speed Electric Liquid Frother Whisk with Round Handle 10.5 in, Silver

I’ve been using this for a couple weeks and it is better than the cheap one that is commonly purchased. I like that this one is certainly more powerful and the shaft has flex built into the design. There is a difference between the speeds. I think the switch could be bigger or a different design to be more comfortable. At least you don’t have to hold the switch down like some of the others. I don’t like that.

Not a big fan. Pro, I have to admit on high speed it froths the heck out of it if you can keep it in the cup. Cons, for the inflated price of $32, there are some design flaws. The design of the battery cap causes bad connection with the batteries often. It does not seal real good so moisture got inside and corroded the battery contacts inside. I don't care for the configuration of the button on the side, it would be easier to use if it were on the top. I've had it 2 months and had to replace the batteries 3 times. Moving forward, I've opted to repurchase the $10 cheapo I had before, it lasted me 2 years.

I had a cheaper whisk from that famous designer brand that rhymes with Shmodum. After a fall on the kitchen floor, that flimsy thing broke. (it has a plastic bottom plate that seems to be designed to go bust.) This one is all metal, much sturdier, and even on the "low" setting whisks up a storm. If you like iced cappuccino, this little monster will whip cold milk into an impressive froth within seconds. You get what you pay for, as always. I'll never look back.

We had a cheaper, plastic version before, and while this is decently more expensive it is so much better. Very sturdy, powerful, easy to use. If i could change one thing: i like the start/stop button on the top so i can do it with my thumb while using it. Not a huge deal, though.

We used this for about six months and it brokeReached out to company and never got a reply :(

I have many Rösle items and I love most of them. This is the second dual speed frother I bought.The first one lost the plastic switch cover and tho initially disappointed, ultimately I preferred it without it. It worked beautifully for a few years and then, one day it didn’t. That was a sad day - made worse by the fact I could not get a replacement! Apparently they stopped making them.Finally this one came out and i was thrilled! I ordered one immediately! When it got here, I saw something that immediately gave me pause. Why… no… WHY is there a flexible shaft??!??Okay I’m glad to have a frother that doesn’t spin the liquid out of my mug, (love the low setting) but with the spring holding the shaft, this thing wobbles and I gotta say, it loses a lot of efficiency as a result. Surprise bummer from Germany on this one. They unnecessarily complicated the garlic press too. The original was simpler, so, better.Don’t mess with perfection!Now I need to see if I can make aFranken-frother with parts from both. :-D

Buyer Beware... This is the third one that I bought within 6 months, HOPING that it would be made and work like the one that I bought several years ago and worked perfectly for those years! Unfortunately they are NOT like they used to be made and I am very unhappy! The package used to say lifetime warrantee, but it doesn't anymore! This third one that I bought 6 weeks ago runs very rough, the slow speed doesn't work at all, and because it runs so rough, the batteries have had to be changed three times. I am passed my return window and I am saddened by this! I will buy another brand from how on, unless the seller/manufacturer sends me another that works properly!

I use it daily for my cream in my coffee and now I've added a scoop of protien powder. It does a very good job. However, I have been having trouble with the battery contact. for some reason this new one (my 3rd) the top is not making good contact with the batteries and it is very touchy. I need to twist it and reset it several times to get it to spin. My older ones were more reliable but just got tired out.