COMFEE'Stainless Steel Electric Kettle, 1.7 Liter Tea Kettle Electric & Hot Water Kettle, 1500W Fast Boil with LED Light, Auto Shut-Off and Boil-Dry Protection

I had my last electric kettle for about five years. It worked okay, and I enjoyed the convenience. But it always spilled water from the side of the spout when pouring. Eventually, the auto shut-off button broke, so I started boiling water in a saucepan.I couldn’t keep going like that… I spent a few months seriously searching for the perfect kettle on Amazon. I was that serious.This kettle looked simple and reasonably priced, so I gave it a shot.Oh my—you don’t know how happy I am now. This little thing makes my life so much easier — it makes everyday life feel more livable.

Review is for COMFEE 1.7L Double Wall Electric Tea Kettle. I was surprised that the kettle's appearance was actually much nicer in person compared to the product photos. Design is sleek and modern. The overall build quality appears to be solid. The flip-up switch has a built-in light to indicate when the unit is powered on (this was not shown in the photos).The interior steel vessel is a singular piece (like a thermos) and has no seals that might potentially leak (the corners have a small radius - no weld points). There are no plastic parts that come into contact with the water. Even the underside of the lid is one solid piece of metal. NOTE: my unit had a plastic and metal mesh strainer attached on the inside, which was easily removed via the plastic notches.The exterior is a nicely finished, glossy plastic with a solid handle. Looks like it should hold up well.Heating times (starting with cold tap water to full boil):8m30s with cold water filled to the MAXIMUM line3m10s with cold water filled to the MINIMUM lineI have not owned the unit for very long, but based on the use I've had so far, I would highly recommend this to anyone looking for a nicely designed, 100% no-plastic-contact with water, budget friendly electric kettle.

I bought this kettle a long time ago, and it’s still one of my favorite kitchen appliances. It heats water quickly and reliably every time. The design is simple but stylish, and it’s easy to use and clean. Even after months of daily use, it hasn’t shown any signs of wear or slowing down. Definitely worth the purchase if you want something durable and efficient.

I use this daily for brewing my tea. It is simple to use and was a good value. I like the sleek stainless steel look of the pot and so far it as been durable, especially with me using it daily.

Works very well. My only issue is that it doesn’t stay hot as long as a glass one. My bad for not paying closer attention, but I thought it was actually insulated and not just a thin single wall. It’s still good and it’s lasted longer than the previous kettle, so no complaints.

I’m enjoying the ease of using this appliance, makes making my tea so much easier, and it saves so much time. Heats up quickly, and stays warm for a while. The only negative thing is, the part on the inside is plastic, which I didn’t realize until after purchase. Outside of that, I’m very happy with it.

This electric kettle is perfect for everyday use. It boils water quickly, has a sleek stainless steel look that matches our other appliances, and the 1.7L volume is just right for our needs. It does show smudges over time from water drops, but that’s expected with stainless steel, and, honestly, the performance and price make it a non-issue. We liked it so much, we bought another one just to keep things looking fresh. Excellent quality for the price!

GREAT for heating water for French press, pour-over coffee, tea!! Heats quickly, very quiet (compare to a screaming tea kettle at 5:00 a.m.? No thanks)Re: lead warning on the box. There is NO lead component in ANY stainless steel, not even poor quality stainless. The lead will likely be in the soldering in the hot plate underneath. It NEVER touches the water or inside of kettle. It's a mandatory warning.Doesn't worry me 1 iota and I'm particular/ vigilant about my family's health.City water, well water, ANY water will leave a white-ish film inside kettle, as well as spots along the bottom. This is not stainless "corroding," simply non-soluble minerals (mostly calcium carbonate) that are left after boiling. Even distilled water, if exposed to air long enough, can leave a non-soluble film. After a few uses, I wipe out kettle bottom w. a paper towel soaked in white vinegar, rinse, dry. No spots! Or soak in 1/2" of white vinegar if spots are particularly difficult to remove. Our hard well water leaves hefty mineral deposits even after just 1 use so I clean our kettle frequently.I'd love if it had a light along the water level for better visual (not enough of an issue to deduct ratings) This will be great for heating water when canning green beans, etc., over the summer, too! Hoping it's durable over time because so far, LOVING it! Will update if anything changes.