Review on ☕️ Fellow Corvo EKG Electric Kettle: The Perfect Pour Over Coffee and Tea Pot by David Turner

There is no audible indicator to let you know when the water has reached the right temperature. There's a "hold" feature that holds the temperature for 60 minutes, but what a waste: just tell me when you're done and I'll pour. There's also a stopwatch that counts down from zero to let you know how long it's been since you overcooked your tea. Again, a countdown timer and an alarm clock would make more sense. Whenever I use the stopwatch, the base handle gets stuck in the down position; I have to take it back. Perhaps this is an unusual defect, but besides that, the base looks cheap; Its rough plastic body looks gaudy, and the controls and hold-adjustment switches are dangling and awkward. Turning the knob to the desired temperature is a good idea, but it took more turns than I expected to go from 175° to 212° and back. . My previous kettle had +/- buttons in 5° increments, which is pretty specific and turned out to be a lot more convenient. Of the advantages: - metal lid (plastic lids break after a few years, stick together and get dirty). - Black outer coating means you won't have to deal with rust spots or discoloration - Display shows current water temperature while heating - Easy to pour; never feels too heavy Several reviewers commented that it's amazingly fast. I have no idea what they're comparing it to, but it's no faster than my old Kaloric that boiled the same amount of water; It takes a little less than 5 minutes to cook a maximum of 0.9 liters. But TBH 0-212° is something I don't pay much attention to when buying a kettle because most of them have the decency to beep when they're done!