A very good choice, especially for its price, and overall it does its job satisfactorily. However, there is one important design drawback worth mentioning.

On the rotating shaft there is a protective plastic piece which, if the cup is not placed with absolute care, can come into contact with the plastic cup that comes with the frappe maker. The constant friction causes wear on the cup, resulting in tiny plastic particles that may end up in the coffee.

Pleasant surprise, the little machine. Ours is just like in its box, it only says ESTIA on it. It's glossy black as others have mentioned and yes, it's quite a bit quieter for a frappe mixer. The base has some weight and doesn't tip over easily. The stirrer has two levels and unlike my old ones, it has the zigzag at the bottom and the flat part on top and yes, it doesn't splash. It makes the cream much faster (For good cream, you need the 1st speed at the start and towards the end the 2nd, otherwise it curdles and only makes foam with the 2nd). Very good!

In the picture it appears as the brand "Estia." However, it is a series of Estia and the logo says Storm. The image that Skroutz has is a bit misleading and it is also not a matte color. As a frappe maker, so-so.

The best for making frappé or cold espresso. Quite light so you can unplug it and wash the metal rod under the tap.

The frappe maker is what it says...
it is not some special technological achievement, it is a good product, WARNING the color is not MATTE.

For its price, it is great. Quality construction and beautiful appearance. It gives a modern feel to the kitchen counter. It has 2 speed options that can be switched with a button. It has a double mixing disk and even at high speed, it does not splatter coffee outside. In terms of noise, it's moderate. It's not exactly quiet, but it doesn't hurt your ears either. It stays in place and has a long enough cord. So far, after 1 month of use, it shows flawless performance.