TopWitElectric Kettle Glass, For Hot Water, Tea and Coffee Dual Purpose Design, BPA-Free, 1L Pour Over Removable Stainless Steel Infuser, Auto-shut Off & Boil-dry Protect

So cute and super functional! Love this on my counter as opposed to the standard modern kettles.

I have many older style tea pots and would have to transfer to a “cuter” tea pot to serve my family after boiling. My husband bought this one to make things easier and because it had a little bling. It works very well and it’s easy to reheat any remaining tea. The tea reservoir has very fine holes and prevents any tea leaves from escaping. Very happy with this tea pot and even happier that it’s very cute and easy to use.

After having this kettle make us tea every day for the past 2+ years, I cannot praise it enough for doing the job right every time. Heats water super fast and delivers excellent tea every time. We also use it to heat water for all our other recipes such as rice, grits, etc. easy to clean and most of the attachments come off easily for a good cleaning also making git easy to maintain

Love the look, does not take up a lot of space.

I like it. Boils fast. Minimum water level is kinda high. Over two cups. Don’t like the logo written across the glass. Ruins the aesthetics.

The product very bad quality. The smells so bad you can use the water all the time havesmiles, disgusting and the.

Great quality, it’s been 2 years and works great not issues

I love the aesthetics of this kettle and I like the shape of the spout but this is a PAIN to clean. Finer tea leaves escape the strainer once it starts boiling which I expected. I don't mind the leaves escaping, but the problem with that is that If you fill water to max, the boiling water will push any tea leaves that escaped the strainer up under the metal rim and on the silicone head of the sensor rod. It's advertised that the infuser and rim is removable, but you can't take the rim off unless you want to break the glass. I was hoping you could remove it for easier cleaning but it's latched on. Swishing water to dislodge tea particles under the rim is not very effective. And I mean rinsing it immediately after boiling the tea and the escaped tea leaves haven't dried or tacked on yet. Tea leaves just likes to stick to the silicone and under the metal rim.. Well that's fine and dandy I can always use my hands and a sponge. Yeah.. that's also a pain. The sensor rod is in the way and the metal rim is quite sharp. If you have large hands you will have a heck of a time cleaning this. It also stains easily if you brew darker teas (you know those rings of tea stain around a cup if you let the tea sit). Another pain is the spout since the spout is long curved and thin; there's not much room to nudge a sponge or cloth in there. A thin bottle brush can't reach the curved part of the spout and all the tea stain or leaves accumulate there too. The design just makes it a pain to clean. Gooseneck spout is lovely though. :( I will just use to boil water.