Gooseneck Kettle, 1.2L Pour Over Kettle, Silver

This product seems well made. Nice weight, the lid is tight fitting and you can pour easily and slowly. Looks very nice sitting out on stove!!

I absolutely love this kettle. Does exceed my expectations. My coffee pour overs have stepped up !! It heats up super fast. I had a comment from a family member that said it looks really cook like a honey bee hive on my stove. Very lightweight and feels like its going to last. To think I have said all this and Iv only had this item for about 2 weeks.

This thing rocks! It is a little smaller, but works for me. I have left it on the stove and left it on for too long on accident and the temperature gauge still works and the handle is perfect. I like it and recommend.

I like this kettle a lot and use it every day. Below is a list of pros and cons which I've found, but for me, the pros greatly outweigh the cons. Pros: ===== * I use this for my Aeropress, and it gives me great control over the pour. I no longer have to do a two step of pouring into my milk frothing pitcher and then pouring into the aeropress. * The integrated temperature gauge is a huge plus! I don't have to bring to a boil and wait for X amount of time anymore. * We leave this on the stove and it looks very nice in our kitchen. * This replaces 90% of the use cases for my original kettle. Cons: ===== * This isn't stainless steel, so you have to make sure it dries completely otherwise you'll have rust. The problem is that even if you wipe it out, water will still be stuck in the crease between the bottom piece and the side piece. To get that dry, I first wipe down the inside, and then put the kettle on the stove again (with the lid off) until I start to hear the sizzle of the water stuck in the crack (it takes about 10 seconds on my gas stove). I immediately turn off the gas at this point and let it cool with the lid off. Once it is cool (and now totally dry), I put the lid back on * The integrated thermometer in my unit was about 5 degrees F too low (I figured this out by comparing it's reading with that of my standalone thermometer). Now, if I want the water to be 175 degrees F, I pour once the integrated thermometer reads 170. * The handle to the lid does get warm/hot (depending on usage), but it hasn't been a huge issue for me yet. * The bottom of the base is narrow, so I can only heat this one step up from low on my largest burner -- Water still heats up pretty quickly though. * I still have to keep my standard kettle around (though now not on display) to handle cases where I need more than 4 cups of hot water.

Looks, feels of quality. Lightly used after few months, still loving it!

Love it.

been using this regularly and it heats up pretty quick. I wish there was more advanced timer mechanism but it looks good and does the job

This is a good pour over set for the price. The aesthetic and built-it thermometer are nice touches. We used it almost daily for 2.5 years. Here’s how it held up over that time: About 6 months in, the copper-colored coating on the kettle began to wear off. It still did its job, so I didn’t mind terribly. Around that time the cover of the thermometer gage cracked. It was never dropped, so I can only assume it couldn’t take the heat. That said the thermometer itself continues to work like a charm—I just wish the plastic cover had been made from the same strong glass as the coffee pot. 2 years in, the pour-over funnel showed signs of corrosion. Couldn’t tell if it was rust but didn’t want to take the risk—threw it away. Now 2.5 years in, the bottom of the kettle leaks. The glass pot, lid, and gasket remain in like-new condition. We got almost-daily use out of this set. Currently shopping for a better-made replacement so we won’t need to replace it so soon and to cut down on waste. A non-electric kettle could last a lifetime if well made.

👍

Funktioniert sehr gut

It was perfect (almost) until I spotted the spot of rust between the screw and the probe.

Originally bought a coffee dripper and at first was struggling to pour water over the coffee with any control or consistency using a conventional electric kettle (UK). I almost baulked at the price of these things, however after reading lots of reviews and recommendations I decided to take the plunge and wow, what a difference it's making to my dripper coffees! The pour is slow and gradual making it much easier to get all your grounds wet and the balance of the kettle makes the accuracy of your pour easier too. The thermometer is also great as it lets you get the perfect temperature which is also vital when making coffee. I've read a few complaints that it doesn't whistle, but for pour over coffee you don't actually want the water boiling, so this wouldn't be a good feature. People also complaining that when they do boil water in it, it comes out the spout. The instructions explicitly say a maximum volume to put in the kettle to stop this happening, so people are clearly over filling it. If you use enough water for 2 coffees (as much as a dripper would hold anyway) this comes nowhere near enough to have water bubbling out the spout. It sounds to me people making these complaints are trying to use it like a conventional kettle which it is not! Anyway, despite the price, this is a great bit of kit for making pour over coffees and I wouldn't go back to not having one. A must for any coffee brewing enthusiasts!

Order took a few weeks to arrive which is understandable. When I opened the box, I saw that the top of the thermometer had be scuffed and the dial could not be seen clearly.