For many budget-conscious espresso enthusiasts, achieving latte art-worthy microfoam has long been a challenge. Additionally, it serves as a practical solution for users of manual espresso makers—a segment of the market that has grown in recent years with machines like the Flair 58 and Robot, which lack built-in steamers.

It created silky, well-incorporated microfoam at each setting, and consistently hit temperatures of 140ºF and 160ºF for its two heat settings.

When I froth I try to aerate 3-5, then I create that little swirl in the middle that gets rid of all of the bubbles but it still turns out liquidy. By accepting all cookies, you agree to our use of cookies to deliver and maintain our services and site, improve the quality of Reddit, personalize Reddit content and advertising, and measure the effectiveness of advertising. They recently released a pro version, via a crowd funding campaign, this heats the milk too, I've got that and I'll be reviewing it properly very soon, but in a nutshell that works really well too, there are a couple of things I think they've got wrong with it, things I'd prefer, but it does a very good job of creating great microfoam. I was worried it would yield larger bubbles than desired, but I could both see and feel the liquid getting thicker as I went along, surprisingly similar in texture to that which the Golde whisk achieved.

It’s compatible with stovetops and micro-burners, and the contactless digital thermometer is a handy tool to ensure you get the perfect milk temperature. The NanoFoamers make microfoam ideal for pouring latte art, so we include a latte art masterclass with every purchase.All of the great features of the NanoFoamer with a powerful, rechargeable battery and 2 speed options.