REDCAMP 0.8L Mini Outdoor Camping Kettle, Aluminum Water Pot with Carrying Bag, Compact Lightweight Tea Kettle

+ Perfect size for 2 mugs of pour-over coffee + small size prevents wasting water & fuel + base to volume ratio heats water quickly + small spout gives great precision and control when poring + silicone on handle and lid make a hot pad unnecessary + handle folds all the way down which makes it even more compact - important in a camper can where space is at a premium. ~No whistle, which is fine with me, but if you want that, be aware there isn’t one on this kettle. - Lid is loose and not secure. However, the pot is small enough that you can extend a finger and keep it on if necessary. ++ Perfect kettle for my needs, and super inexpensive.

This kettle is a good size and quality material. The metal is just the right thickness and is a good value for money. There is no whistle for this kettle and it functions as it should. I am not sure of the quality over time since this item is still new to me, so I can't speak to the rust resistance. The kettle is large enough to make 2 cups of hot drinks and a packet of oatmeal. This is a great item for camping.

This unit holds about 3 cups of water. It's wouldn't be enough for two people wanting to drink coffee without needing to heat up another pot so with that I had to return it. I like it's compact size and craftsmanship so I give it 4 stars. It's perfect for a solo camper who doesn't need much.

OK, I've been using a popular titanium 750 ml pot for outdoor cooking but have had issues with it. First, the handles can get very hot. This could cause a dropped pot and scalding hot water burns. Second, the narrow base means that heat from my (alcohol) stove is wasted to the air around the pot. Third, titanium is light weight but a little expensive. So, I ordered the camp kettle and so far, am very pleased. The handle is over the top, much like a bale, and does not get hot, the base is wide and more efficient, fuel-wise, the pot (and storage bag) weigh 156 grams (only 42 g more than the titanium pot), and lastly, the kettle costs less than half the titanium. As a bonus I can store my coffee cone inside the kettle, which was not possible with the pot. So, this is my new system. I don't think there's anything I can do with the pot that I can't do with the kettle. I can make food in it and eat out of it just fine. I think anyone who uses a pot needs to seriously consider a kettle.

Good quality. Easy to use and clean. Lightweight. Was great on my camping trip.

Perfect for camp set up. It is small enough for one (maybe 2) person for coffee and tea. It fit perfect in my kitchen tote. I do wish it was titanium, but it’s ok. Titanium is expensive and this one works great.

not much to say. Great product.. just the right size for 2 people Doesn't feel cheap.

It is a compact and lightweight option for boiling water on the trail, making it convenient for backpacking or smaller camping trips. However, at its current price point, it falls a little short of expectations. While functional and portable, the design is undeniably simple – essentially a small, thin-walled kettle. This simplicity is both its strength (lightweight) and weakness (slightly flimsy feel). The 0.8L capacity is ideal for one or two people, but anything larger might require multiple boils. The three-star rating reflects the disconnect between its simple design and its price. It performs its core function adequately, boiling water efficiently over a camping stove, but the cost seems high for what you're getting. There are less expensive alternatives on the market that offer similar functionality. While it's undeniably lightweight and portable, making it a good choice for backpacking where weight is a premium, buyers should carefully consider whether the extra cost justifies the convenience. If budget is a primary concern, exploring other brands might be advisable. Ultimately, it's a decent kettle, but its price is its biggest drawback.