Review on 🍼 Efficiently Warm Your Baby's Bottles with the Philips Avent Fast Baby Bottle Warmer with Smart Temperature Control and Automatic Shut-Off, SCF358/00 by Amit Amit ᠌

If I were to develop such a device, I would do the following: 1. Water level sensor, so that the user does not add water to the bottle, looking from the side whether it has reached the milk level or not, the bottle is floating or already overflowing. 2. The temperature sensor of the bottle, which is declared but it is not from the word at all. It can be made with an external IR, and yes, given the uneven heating, if the bottle was pulled out of the refrigerator, then this is + - two sleepers, but still it is at least something. Based on the volume and initial temperature, knowing the volume of water, it is not a big task to build a formula that would optimally catch up to 37C in time, and then keep the water 37 or a little more on heating, but not 40-42 as he is holding now, overheating the bottle. 3. Ideally, the device should have a lid, because in the open version it is practically impossible to keep the temperature exactly, you can, of course, make fun of measuring the outside temperature and calculate the cooling, but IMHO it’s easier to heat the enclosed space exactly by 37C. 3. In the description you read "to check the temperature, drop milk on your hand", with the declared intelligence of the device and its price, this is trash.