Review on ☕ Yabano Electric Gooseneck Kettle with Thermometer, Precision Pour Over Coffee Maker, 34oz/1.0L Capacity, Stainless Steel, Auto Shut-Off by Cre Soto

I've wanted a coffee pot like this for a few years, but found it to be too expensive ($100+). This magnificent Yabano teapot has become very affordable. With short spout kettles, you can't control a good spin. Yabano's style is really important. The temperature control is also a big plus for coffee and tea and is very useful. The only issue I've encountered is the lack of a warranty period; the manual says nothing about warranty or guarantee. Also, the service contact is a Gmail address. I've had the kettle for about a week and use it every day. So far so good and highly recommended. Update: I've had the kettle for 8 months now and I still recommend it, however some adjustments need to be made to get the best performance. Temperature readings are not accurate. I found that boiling starts at around 204 degrees F, so I found if you want the water to be in the best range for coffee, shut it off at 200 degrees F. There's a newer model that has an analog dial thermometer on the top cap, that could be more accurate but according to reviews you can't adjust the temperature so you have to look at the thermometer to find the right temperature. I have very hard water and my kettle needs cleaning at least every 2 weeks after good use. I've found that about an inch of undiluted white cleaning vinegar soaked on the floor for about 15 minutes works better than the recommended dilution with water and decoction. Otherwise I had no other problems and the kettle continues to work perfectly.