Aerolatte SS Milk Frother with Stand

Week 2 impressions: Works better than my bodum manual press (which is finicky for reasons that continue to alludes me)) & capresso automatic. Two big advantages: ease of cleaning & unlike the other two models (which require at least 1/2 cup of milk or creamer to operate properly) you can froth just a small amount of milk (I usually use cold 1% milk & then microwave for 30 seconds & watch it double in size) if you’re just making a single cup of coffee. Looks good & is capable of making very stable stiff dry foam or creamy foam, depending on technique.. I also have a Bean foamer, which is a few dollars less & seems to be a good reliable product (have used it several times/day for several months), but not quite as good as this one. And, unlike the Bean, this one is all stainless steel & you can operate it two ways - by either fully engaging the on switch or by switching it on halfway & continuing to press down if one prefers to maintain control (with the Bean, it only operates if you continue to press down). I believe the difference between the model with the stand (pro version) & the other models is that the one with the stand is stainless steel & the others (even the ones that look like stainless steel) are actually plastic. Compare product descriptions. The motor on the pro model may be stronger, but not 100% certain.