for us personally it is very fast, from the fridge the water is cold in about 4 minutes, the milk is ready

It heats the milk at room temperature in 4 minutes, from the fridge it takes 7-8 minutes and you need to have the water as stated in the instructions, a good purchase just need to keep track of the time yourself

Along with the sterilizer the two things that are worth the most! I am still using this one at nine months old, have it next to my bed every night to keep the water warm and ready to add milk and give it to baby

Two stars only because it is fast. It does not have a temperature indicator, it does not have a timer. It is simply a fast kettle. Be careful not to burn your baby. The longer you leave the bottle warmer on, the more it burns. I expected something better from Philips. For example, to reach the right temperature and then automatically maintain it. The cheap one does this but it is very slow.

The purchase was made in January '21.
It is durable.
It can even fit the widest bottles.
It is slow, especially with plastic bottles, and babies are not patient at all, especially during the night hours.
It does not have a thermostat, so you have to check it every now and then, otherwise it will take longer trying to cool down the burnt milk.

I have been using it for almost a month, it takes quite a while to heat up the water, I would like it to be faster. If the water is from the refrigerator, it takes almost 10 minutes. The temperature is ideal, I haven't needed to cool it down. It would also be ideal if it turned off when it reaches the desired temperature so you don't have to be on top of it.

It's excellent!!! It solves your hands when you want to warm up a second meal when the baby doesn't drink the milk. This and the Beaba that warms the water to 37 degrees literally saved me, and after 3 years, it hasn't had any issues.

It should have a timer because when you want to heat up the milk, for example, you have to wait on top to see if it will ever reach the desired temperature. This is not very convenient. It said it heats up in five minutes and you had to be there with the clock, basically...

Dangerous product! One out of seven times it boils the milk in the bottle at 100 degrees Celsius regardless of the temperature you set (based on ml). Be careful because it is not trustworthy...

Nice product, I have it and it works very well, but it is overpriced for what it is. Essentially, it is a device that makes your baby's pacifier beep. And it costs 30 euros.

The best purchase I made! I regret not having it from the beginning.. It warms the milk very quickly! In about 3 minutes, the 120ml are ready. It keeps the milk at the right temperature if the baby doesn't drink it all! I recommend it!

I use it for 1-2 warm-ups per day, quite fast and accurate in temperature.
Very useful is the temperature maintenance setting, in case feeding is delayed a bit.
For its price (on offer at 25 euros) it is a very good choice!

I am quite satisfied with the product. We have used it many times for 2-3 months. I rated it 4 out of 5 stars only because it is difficult to clean. Our water has a lot of minerals and the device requires frequent cleaning, which is not easy to do due to its design at the bottom.

Heats up relatively quickly. You have to keep a timer for the correct temperature of the milk (meaning you are tied to the warmer for three minutes) and it is only compatible with Avent products. So if you use bottles from another brand, the temperature will not be ideal. In conclusion, I believe it is not necessary because it causes more stress about whether the temperature will be correct rather than making things easier for you! I bought it and regretted it!

When the bottle is taken out of the fridge, it doesn't do such a good job... Half of the bottle gets warm and the rest is frozen! It takes 5 minutes to warm up 90 ml of cold water and even that is not successful!

Generally, heaters are a very useful accessory and they solve parents' problems. For me, its proper use is to prepare the baby's meal at the right temperature. I think that turning the intensity to the maximum to heat the water in X minutes loses its purpose. The point is to put the bottle in on time, for example, 15 minutes before the baby gets hungry, based on your experience to find the appropriate temperature setting for the contents of the bottle, and when the baby wants to be fed, take it out of the heater, add the powdered milk (if it is powdered milk), and give it to the baby immediately.

This specific heater has the advantage that it fits the Avent food containers very well and allows you to warm up its soups. Additionally, with the temperature knob it has, you have many adjustment options.

Finally, it has proven to be reliable, it has been working almost 24/7 for 2 years now, and the only thing it needs is cleaning from salts (I use white vinegar once every 3 months).

We have only tried it for making foreign milk and simply to heat water. I think it is a bit slow in the time it takes to heat the milk.

Very good kettle. Heats up the milk relatively quickly, but it bothers me that it doesn't shut off by itself if you forget to close it.

Good product and necessary for new parents. Extremely high-quality construction. 2 heating settings for small or large bottles + practical defrosting adjustment. The only drawback is that it does not automatically shut off after 5 minutes, so if we forget, for example, during a diaper change, the milk gets excessively heated (but of course not to a level that could burn the baby). Of course, there is also a superior model, the Philips SCF356/00 (and more expensive) with a timer.

Very satisfied with this specific and high-quality product. Heats up very quickly with the only downside being that it only has one spot for a bottle.