Deluxe Baby Bottle Warmer and Sterilizer for Formula, Breast Milk, and Baby Food Jars

I love this thing and it is so worth the upgrade to be able to have the water reservoir. We fill it once a day (or less) instead of with each warm up like our last bottle warmer. It has a lot of customizable options. The only thing is we had to take the little lift out basket out of the bottom because the bottle wasn’t warming nearly enough in the allotted time per how many ounces we were heating…it just means it would be hard to lift out a shorter wide mouth bottle promptly at the end of the cycle without burning your fingers. We use the tall bottles, so no issue for us.

This warmer has been a lifesaver! I love it so much. The only thing I do not like about it is that when refilling the water chamber, I have to hold the actual warmer upside down or horizontal over the sink so that way water doesn’t end up everywhere. Water still leaks slightly, just less when replacing it like that. Another thing is that you don’t see how much water is left inside the machine. A few times, I was away from the machine waiting for the beep and once I pulled the bottle out of chamber, it was still cold. I didn’t see the error message and it doesn’t alarm you when the water is low. Overall, it’s great and I love the various settings and how evenly heated up the milk is.

This bottle warmer is so easy to use. We had the old version but upgraded once it gave out. It warms a bottle quickly and makes night feedings easier. It will shut off automatically and beep so if you forget about it it’s okay.

I’m shocked by how poorly designed this is. You *must* use the water reservoir tank. To install it, you fill the tank and then flip it upside down; there isn’t a pressure valve, so water spills until you snap it into place, which requires 2 hands and a surprising amount of force. When you remove it to refill it, water leaks out of the main basin (again because no pressure valve.) When you heat a Dr. Brown’s bottle, you’re supposed to use one of the sealing caps, which means if you’ve pre-made a bunch of bottles, you have to remove the nipple and gas valve, add the cap, heat, remove cap, add gas valve and nipple. The time to heat a bottle is actually much shorter than any of the bottle warmers we’ve tried - BUT the bottle was still cold. A Phillips Advent warmer just arrived and while it’s not at all fancy, it actually works, can be used with one hand, and doesn’t leak water.

We had the same one for over a year and chose to repurchase it because we loved it so much. The only reason for the 4 stars was that I had washed the previous one many times and no issues but the last time I washed it (I am mindful not to submerge it in water or anything, I carefully clean out the inside part) it has stopped working. It did a great job for over a year so I am still satisfied enough with this product for the price to purchase it again. I will just be even more mindful of cleanings from now on as well. The many various settings are so convenient, it is user friendly, and the fact that it can also sterilize gives it a dual purpose without taking up any extra counter space

Dr. Brown’s Deluxe Baby Bottle Warmer and Sterilizer is fantastic! It warms bottles and baby food jars quickly and evenly, preserving nutrients and preventing hot spots. The sterilizer function is a huge bonus, making it easy to keep bottles clean and safe. It’s easy to use, compact, and perfect for busy parents. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a reliable feeding solution!

I originally rated this 1 star because of inconsistent heating and bottles occasionally overheating to unsafe temperatures. After some trial and error, I figured out what was going wrong and thought it would be helpful to share for other new parents. When I was making smaller bottles (around 2 oz), the results were unpredictable. Once I moved up to 4 oz, things became more consistent. The overheating issue turned out to be caused by low water levels. The unit does shut off when the water is completely gone, but if it’s just low, it will still run and can heat bottles up to unsafe levels. Always test the milk temperature before feeding. I think the manufacturer should update the sensor to warn when the water is running low instead of continuing to heat. Another confusing quirk is the countdown timer. When it reaches zero, the bottle isn’t actually ready yet. You need to wait another 30-60 seconds until the unit beeps and the screen turns off. Only then is it safe to remove. This wasn’t clear at first, and I kept trying to grab bottles early while feeding a crying baby. The display should really reflect that cooldown period. I was also trying to get bottles consistently to around 90-100°F, close to body temperature. But I eventually realized that my baby was perfectly happy with milk anywhere between 70-100°F, which took off some of the pressure. As for downsides, cleaning isn’t very easy. Some plastic parts can be removed and washed in the sink, but the main housing collects buildup over time and is harder to maintain. Overall, this is one of the better warmers I’ve tried. It has some frustrating design flaws and a learning curve, but once you get used to its quirks, it does the job well. My advice: practice first with water or cow’s milk when things are calm, so you’re not troubleshooting while your baby is crying.

Nice quality warmer.

So far great buy! Takes a bit getting used to but good purchase

Water reservoir is not designed well. Not that efficient to use. You are honestly better off saving your money and buying a different product.

Good products

Buena elección y practico

Worth it