40OZ (1200ML) Glass Teapot with Infuser Stovetop Safe, Clear Glass Tea Pot Kettle, Borosilicate Tea Pot with Infusers Filter for Loose Tea, Tea Kettle Dishwasher Safe

It's been a while since I've bought a product of any kind with such high quality and esthetic value as this kettle. To top it off it was a really good deal - I only paid $26.34! The craftsmanship is truly extraordinary. The packing was also very good. Arrived on Christmas Eve - it was quite the treat :) There is a chance that it heats up just a bit slower than my old glass kettle - likely because it is thicker, hence more durable.I've been on amazon for about 20 years and this is the first time I ordered two pieces in error BUT i have no intention on returning the second one. I'll give it as a gift or keep it for a later date. Warms my heart to have it on my stove.Everything in the product videos that I saw is true - the handle is sturdy and burn free, the spout is drip free. You can put your herbs in the small glass insert or in the big one. The small one is sometimes too small for the full-size herbs that I have collected myself, so once it starts heating, I push them down with a chop stick. But for any regular ground herb, it would plenty big. That is only if you are adamant about not submerging your herbs in the water - which I don't see as a problem! It's nice to have the option either way.

We really like this teapot! The Top Knob handle is pressed into the glass lid while it was still molten, it will break off very easily. Be sure to check the screws of the Carrying Handle, they tend to back out, since you cannot tighten them very much. A proper length Chicago screw would have made more sense here. The pour handle is angled correctly, where it does not spill or splash when pouring, which is a huge bonus.Overall, we would buy this again with the understanding that it is basically a large, nested Beaker set. Also, we may have superglued the lid back on to the glass top.

I do not care to "practice" the art and nuance of tea. But before the DOPOUDO GRANDEUR came into my life, my lazy tea process was more complicated than my wish and reached Drunken Fist "gongfu cha" levels. Everyday, I would boil one batch of tea from the crumbled fines of puer tea and a second batch from herbs (*a "tisane" to the hoity-toity folks). Then on the next day, I filtered the puer tea with fine mesh and filtered+tamped the herbs into a ceramic filter. Finally, I could drink this sloppy oinky-oink mixture all at once. Then then, I would reuse the filtered puer leaves and new herbs to make tomorrow's diluted version of tea. Then then then, I would also eat the tamped herbs and hence separate filtration. This "process" was a chemistry lab Frankenstein mess. I wished to simplify it with the proper hardware...After combing through every e-commerce website on the Western, Chinese, and Japanese internets, I was happy to find the DOPUDO GRANDEUR teapot because it met the requirements below:a) 100% glass with glass filter and lid.b) direct-heat / stovetop safe.c) 64 fl oz capacity beyond advertised volume (*yes, that's a lot of daily teeeeeeeeaaaa.)# tldr;The DOPUDO GRANDEUR werks. I crumble the puer fines into the glass filter and brew the herbs in the teapot. ~Voila~ The GRANDEUR elevates tea to an exquisite level at minimum. Pretty pig in lipstick no longer slurps from a trough and now swallows tea in the welcome company of gongfu tea masters.# OK the details:a) Treat it carefully. Do not wash. *RINSE* if you must. Simple enough. All is good.b) I heat water at 90% of maximum heat on a glass, electric stovetop. Then I turn off the heat and leave the teapot on the burner when the water begins to boil. No accidents yet after two months. Be wise and do not subject it to thermal shock; chemistry lab glassware is also just as fragile. All is good.c) 64 fl oz of water just barely reaches the spout. Avoid a rolling boil to avoid a spillover. One more note: when the teapot is filled and cool to touch, I hold it with !!TWO!! hands because 64 fl oz of water weighs more than 4 lb (~2 kg). If 4 lb can snap a chicken neck, then it can also snap a glass handle. All is good.*) The glass filter is the real MVP in my case since [1] I do not need to actively filter the puer fines for tomorrow's tea; and [2] to throw away the spent fines, I hold the glass filter and flick my wrist to fling most of the spent fines into a trash can.# AddendumThe seller DOPUDO is the season MVP! I could have been more careful, but I broke the glass filter and lid on the same day. Pretty pig in lipstick is still a pig and makes lazy tea by nature. I asked DOPUDO if any of the MEDITATION, PAVILION, SUNDIAL filter+lid, which are sold separately, would fit the GRANDEUR. Unfortunately no, but fortunately DOPUDO generously sent a new GRANDEUR to me. 11/10 customer service and appreciation for real. As a token of my respect, I bought the DOPUDO PAVILION teacup, which lets me make and drink tea with the same process as the GRANDEUR at a normal volume. Pretty pig in lipstick is now a miniature pig (*or... wait for it... a "teacup" pig *haha!*).:D *five thumbs up* would buy again and again.

Decent quality but glass is rather thick n and can be damaged or cracked easily.

The media could not be loaded. Gave it a few months of wear and its still going strong. Does withstand high heat and the fact its tranparent glass it looks great and easy to see when its done.Handle does get hot! But easy to use.

Very good kettle.Fast delivery.I recommend this seller.

It’s such a pretty glass teapot! Holds enough water to make two cups of tea. The handle does not get hot when the water is boiling and the tea leaf strain makes a perfect cup of tea! Easy to clean too! I’m so glad I ordered it!