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Tommee Tippee · Bottle Warmers

Tommee Tippee Electric Baby Bottle Warmer review

Simple, gentle and cheap, with a 60-minute safety cut-off.

Research-led review Checked September 2026 by Simon
Buy it ifParents who want an affordable, no-fuss home warmer.
Skip it ifYou want a sensor that adjusts automatically for fridge-cold or frozen milk.

The report card

  1. Even, safe warming25% of score7.6

    Gentle warming that Tommee Tippee says prevents hot spots, a keep-warm setting and auto shut-off after 60 minutes. No smart sensor.

  2. Speed15% of score7.5

    About four minutes for 150ml from room temperature, according to Tommee Tippee.

  3. Ease of use20% of score8.0

    One dial with two settings: heat up or keep warm.

  4. Versatility15% of score6.8

    Fits most bottle brands and baby food jars. No dedicated defrost setting listed.

  5. Cleaning & upkeep10% of score7.5

    A simple unit with nothing fancy to wash; follow the usual descaling advice for anything that heats water.

  6. Value for money15% of score8.8

    Around £35 is good value for a warmer from a major brand.

The full review

This is Tommee Tippee's straightforward electric warmer, and its appeal is simplicity. A single dial offers two settings, heat up and keep warm, and Tommee Tippee quotes four minutes to warm 150ml of milk from room temperature (20C).

It warms gently to avoid hot spots and switches itself off after 60 minutes, which is reassuring if you get distracted mid-feed. It handles expressed breast milk, ready-made formula and jars of baby food, and fits most bottle brands.

What you don't get is a smart sensor, so fridge-cold milk needs longer and it's on you to check the temperature. John Lewis customers rate it 4.7 out of 5 across around 25 reviews at the time of writing. Tommee Tippee's older Easi-Warm is still around at some retailers for less.

Pros and cons

What I like

  • Around £35
  • Simple two-setting dial
  • Auto shut-off after 60 minutes
  • Also warms baby food jars

What I don't

  • No smart sensor for fridge-cold or frozen milk
  • No dedicated defrost setting listed

Key specs

Warming time
About 4 minutes for 150ml from 20C (manufacturer figure)
Settings
Heat up, keep warm
Shut-off
Automatic after 60 minutes
Compatibility
Most bottle brands and baby food jars

What I read

This is a research-led review. These are the main sources behind the scores, alongside patterns in verified owner reviews. How I review.

  1. Tommee Tippee Electric Baby Bottle Warmer product page
  2. John Lewis: Tommee Tippee Electric Bottle Warmer listing
  3. John Lewis: Tommee Tippee Easi-Warm listing

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