The product is designed incorrectly. The heating, that is, the operation of the resistance, is based on time and NOT on temperature. It cannot operate for the same amount of time whether you put in cool water (in winter) or warmer water (in summer)!!!

Also, the maintenance of temperature for an hour that is mentioned does not work either, since the resistance will never turn on during that time.

As an electrician, I state that a resistance turns on and off until the desired temperature is reached

The best gift we have received for our little one... it has become my right hand!!! I used it for breast milk but now to defrost the foods I have prepared in the cups from the freezer!!! Unfortunately, I don't understand the negative comments from some that I read.. I personally recommend it to the moms ️

A great product. Easy to use and quick to heat up. You choose the ml you want and in 3 minutes it's ready.

It warms the milk very quickly to the desired temperature, thaws the breast milk quickly but smoothly without sudden temperature changes, very user-friendly product, I generally love Philips Avent products, they never disappoint me!

I have not faced any issues so far .It is doing exceptionally well especially when I had to feed my baby every 2-3hours.

The most USELESS thing I have ever bought. Get a kettle with a thermometer to do your job quickly and safely.

Unfortunately, it is a bit like Russian roulette. Sometimes it heats the milk to 42 degrees, other times only up to 25 degrees. Overall, it is not reliable.

Excellent and necessary tool for those who give milk to the baby in a bottle. You put the bottle with water inside. You select the ml of water in the bottle on the switch, press start, and in 3 minutes the water in the bottle is ready at a temperature of 37 to 40 degrees. CAUTION: all heaters work correctly only with glass bottles. Plastic bottles are poor conductors of heat.
UPDATE 25/10/2022. If you use a plastic bottle, set the heater to 90ml more than the amount of water-milk you want to warm up. So if you have put 120ml in the plastic bottle, turn the switch to 210ml.

First of all, I have to say that it faded the milk level measurement lines on the baby bottles, where due to premature newborn, I need to know exactly how much I feed. So, from this alone, it is useless to me. My husband still uses a milk warmer for heating the milk. Traditionally

It never brings the milk to the right temperature, resulting in cold milk for us and having to warm it up again. It does it with all glass and plastic bottles regardless of the ml, I would not recommend it for purchase at all.

Two tests we did, it did a good job. We prepared the milk with water at room temperature and heated it within the time it states.

Disappointment unfortunately. For a bottle with 100ml of milk from the fridge, you have to set it to the last scale which is normally for the 330ml bottles in order to warm the milk to the appropriate temperature of 36-37 degrees. They told me that it's because of the thick plastic of the Dr. Brown bottles that I had, so I went and bought the compatible ones from Philips, the Avent Natural. Absolutely no change. The same thing, setting it to the last scale.