Baby BrezzaSmart Baby Bottle Warmer, Breastmilk Warmer + Defroster + Baby Food Warmer - Universal Fit for All Baby Bottle Sizes and Types, Breastmilk Bags + Food Jars - Bluetooth Control, Charcoal

Where was thing wonderful bottle warmer when my kids were little! As a grandmother it is so helpful to have this reliable and easy to use warmer to heat up bottles to the perfect temperature every time. Easy to clean and looks great in the kitchen.

Got this recently to warm up breastmilk and saw it doesn’t damage the breastmilk. Saw some crazy reviews after purchasing, but confused as to why. Noticed my current product is colored differently (all black, no orange parts) than the bad reviews so maybe company adjusted product accordingly but here’s the review:I use Mandela bottles (up to 3oz) for my newborn. I pump for when my husband has her and this thing has been amazing. You adjust the “cold” feature according to how many oz of milk you are warming up. You add the appropriate amount of water to amount of milk as well. The 3oz is about 4 and a half minutes and is not too hot at all, I can touch the water inside after and it is warm but not scalding as I’ve seen in reviews. I always test milk from bottle before giving to baby and temp has been consistent.My only negative points would be having to drain and refill the water and that requires unplugging the system and dumping it in the sink. It isn’t heavy just a bit inconvenient as our sink is on the island and we have it plugged in on the countertop. My other concern would be the bottom of the inside of warmer, it doesn’t come fully apart so I can’t tell if it’s something that needs to be cleaned or just part of the heating element.All and all haven’t had any issues and have wanted up just over 100 bottles so far, but watching out for those things I’ve read in negative reviews. Would give 5/5 if wasn’t concerned about it breaking or ruining milk as I’ve read.

Absolute garbage product - learned the hard way by burning our baby’s tongue with 120 degree milk despite following the directions to a T. Using the “room temp” steady warm function barely gets the milk above 80 degrees, and using the “cold” steady warm routinely hits temps of 110+ degrees. Using a ThermoWorks each time now while we search for a replacement. Should categorically avoid