Nahida Beige Milk Frother Wand — USB Rechargeable 3-Head Handheld Mixer for Coffee Foam

A reliable, everyday frother for your coffee rituals

Nahida's beige milk frother wand blends everyday practicality with a touch of café-inspired design. Built with an ABS body and a detachable stainless steel whisk head, the wand feels comfortable in hand and stays quiet while spinning, even during busy mornings.

Power you can count on

The wand runs on a built-in 1500 mAh battery and USB charging, so you can recharge without buying disposable batteries. A handy power indicator shows low, medium, or full charge at a glance, helping you plan frothing sessions with confidence.

• USB recharge enables cordless use and reduces waste.
• Three detachable heads unlock different frothing tasks.
• Three-speed control lets you dial in texture from light foam to rich crema.

Three heads, many kitchen possibilities

The set includes a hook whisk for powders and blends, a spring whisk for latte foam, and a balloon whisk for eggs and creams. Each head is stainless steel and easily swapped for quick, clean transitions between recipes.

• Hook whisk: mixes milk powder, protein powder, and supplements smoothly.
• Spring whisk: creates creamy foam for cappuccino or latte.
• Balloon whisk: ideal for beating eggs, cream, or condensed milk.

Fit for home use and small spaces

Three-button control on the compact wand provides high, medium, and low speeds, delivering creamy results in about 15–20 seconds. It works with most dairy options, including half-and-half, creamer, and whole milk, with minimal noise to keep mornings peaceful.

Tips for best results

• Use a tall, cylindrical cup about 90–100 mm in diameter and at least 110 mm high.
• Fill no more than one-third of the container to prevent spills.
• Operate the wand directly in the liquid for a smooth, even froth.

Intimate service comes with Nahida—one-year non-repair policy and responsive support if you need assistance. This frother is designed to be a reliable addition to your kitchen routine, offering tangible conveniences without promising outcomes beyond what the device can deliver.