COSORI Electric Kettle, No Plastic Inner Lid, Filter and Spout, Double Wall Stainless Steel Keep Warm, Automatic Shut Off & Boil-Dry Protection, Durable Tea Kettle Boiler & Heater, 1.5L/1500W, Silver

We think this is an awesome electric kettle because it is so simple and it holds a lot of water. It is beautiful to look at and so easy to use. The element heats the water fast and we love that o plastic is involved. So far it is holding up to daily use.

The best feature of this electric kettle is its all-stainless steel construction. Unlike many others on the market, there are no plastic parts in the spout or inside—no plastic screens, no hidden components. If you’re concerned about microplastics or just want a cleaner, more durable design, this is the kettle to get.Performance-wise, it works flawlessly. Heats quickly, pours smoothly, and feels solidly built. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a safer, higher-quality electric kettle that’s priced right.

Heats fast, very easy to fill, pour and clean. It can hold a lot of water for a full teapot or a small pot of pour over coffee.I hope it lasts. Thus far, I am VERY Pleased.It is beautiful too!

Critically, this an all steel kettle. No plastic touching the water to be boiled every day for years and the infused water consumed by humans (those little plastic "water level" windows in kettles should be completely done away with). Heats quickly and turns off like clockwork as soon as the water hits boiling. Brings water to a full boil (essential for good brewing). Five stars for all this.This kettle obviously was designed to look sleek and modern - and it does. In the process of that they ruined the spout by not making it deep enough. Obviously didn't want it protruding too much. Now, when you try to make a full pour, boiling water sloshes out the sides of the spout. Putting form over function is so dumb. They should fix this starting tomorrow. Another, though less important, design flaw is that there is no knob on the lid (sleek though). Sometimes you need to open the lid fully just after it's boiled and everything is still hot. The thumbpress on the handle will release the lid but not always open it all the way (it doesn't seem to be meant to) so, absent a knob on the lid, you have to push it fully open by the (often hot) edge of the lid, not terribly inconvenient, but not ideal. This tea kettle would be better for a knob on the lid.I was suspicious about this hole (see pic) in the water cannister, top rear, but hasn't caused any concerns and I've made 4 pots of tea per day with it for months now. I guess it is to allow any water that gets inside the plastic outer shell to get steamed out.Great hot water kettle but could easily be better.

Boils quickly and the stainless steel leaves things worry free that your water is safe!

I've had my Cosori Electric Kettle for almost 1 year now (purchased Nov. 2023) and have been very happy with my purchase, not only is it a sleek & modern addition to my countertop, it's quite the reliable appliance to give consistent results, heating up ever so quickly - I'm always amazed at how speedily it comes to a rapid boil, then ever so faithfully automatically shuts off. I also adore the fact that this Kettle retains heat so well, so no need to re-heat for a second cup of coffee. One advice to you, who may re-heat leftover brewed herbal teas, is to keep an eye on the Kettle as some herbal brews can foam up in a closed Kettle, you wanna be close by to do a quick shut-off to prevent an overflow (yes, even a one cup amount can foam up & overflow - good thing I was standing right next to it). Overall, I recommend you purchase this Kettle, so much that it's a guarantee that when this Kettle no longer functions, that I will certainly buy another one as it is good value for money. There is no after taste and the size is impressive - we've never had to fill it all the way, even when making coffee for four guests. Don't hesitate, buy it!

The product is of excellent quality, with sturdy construction and no noticeable plastic odor even after boiling water multiple times. The materials feel durable and well-made, contributing to a reliable performance

Review of: COSORI Electric Kettle, Cool-Touch Double Wall Stainless Steel Insulated, Automatic Shut Off & Boil-Dry Protection, Durable Tea Kettle Boiler & Heater, 1.5L/1500W, Black- It heats up quickly (although I find this statement to be subjective, being based on personal experience and desires).- Holds a ton of water, just over 7 cups. You can make 5 large mugs of tea with that, or 7 small, one cup, cups of tea!- The handle stays cool, even after boiling a full kettle.- The body of the kettle does get hot, but I'm older and have toughened hands, so I can touch it it.- It's heavy when it's full. Might be hard to lift and pour for smaller people, seniors, arthritic hands, or very small hands- Does not dribble, and I find the handle pretty ergonomic. I do have tiny hands, but pouring for me is fine.- Average noise level while in the boiling process. I've had a few brands over the years and none of them are quiet.Cons:- 2 Lid Issues. I would prefer it to pop straight up to a 90 degree angle when I push the button. Instead, this barely opens enough to put new water in. You can force it up to a (almost) 90 degree angle. However, I VERY often need to refill it right after I've used it. The lid get very hot, much hotter than the body does. So I need to fold up a kitchen towel to open the lid to refill it so I don't burn myself. This extra step is a pain.- Ideally, I've realized I'd prefer a removable lid so I could fill it straight on my fridge door. The pop up lid gets in the way. So we do have to fill it using a separate pitcher, which means that sits out on the counter with the kettle and feels cluttered. This wouldn't be an issue for people who just use straight tap water from their faucet.-Color...I also realize I want color in my kitchen. I'm soooo tired of the black and white options. But I'm finding the best products tend to keep their color options to a minimum.And this IS a good product! Just a couple of tweaks I'd make to it :)