Cappuccino and more ...

I can say only one thing about this: great!
I can understand the criticisms of other commentators do not understand, because even in a cup it works when you consider that the milk just INSANE (more than in all previous whisks, which I had) increases in volume.
This thing produces a froth in which you can stab cams. We have thus already foam for foam soup made and this soup foam has persevered to the last spoon in soup plate. Mentioned "Heavier" things as well as in the manual, but I have not tried it yet. Can imagine that it also works because of its really stable design.
Am very happy and look forward now even more about each cup of cappuccino, latte macchiato and the rest of them. Even with cold milk for Frappuccino it works.
Best of all, no batteries!
Highly recommended!
Supplement after a few months of use:
Enthusiasm increases each time of usage. During the week he is rarely in use, but at the weekend it is quasi-continuous agitator operating. Once charged it foams perfectly with us up to 4 weeks. Cleaning is really super simple: Rinse under running water, let "dry spinning" - done. If we could do the whole washing so .... This thing is really just plain fun. Even when the milk is sometimes too hot or too cold - it whisks and indeed result-oriented. ... And the result in the end is really up to the end of fabulous froth. Small amounts of cream and even dips can be beaten until frothy, without groan that the thing starts, and the result is really so airy, how's it otherwise might hinkriegt only with electric beater.
What I like in comparison to other commercially available whisks: the robust design. The beater bar is thicker than others and may inadvertently put away bumps against the vessel wall very well. Many battery-foamer the thing is somehow fall to two, three accidental "impulses" out of kilter, and no longer revolves around because any plastic parts that connect the mini-engine and the rod on and / or broken. Also the feeling in his hand is distinguished by its slightly more robust design really enjoyable and for delicate female hands.
Small tip still for foaming milk in a cup: short up and down movements and "stutter whorls" help to "small" to "highly filled" cups. Yes, I do not even what spilled from the cup - but with the method injects nothing more.