Review on MIE Smart Kettle 100, silver by Ada Wajszczuk ᠌

In general, the first is China disguised as an Italian flag on the label. As a result, they used one large sieve. The geyser works but is inconvenient to use. I poured what I needed into a large strainer and based on which tea you choose F4, or 5 Inconvenient button system is not intuitive. Guests cannot turn on the kettle themselves, but have to explain. That is, to brew black tea, you need to press the buttons 4 times. Probably someone in China heats milk in a kettle, but I think that it was possible to get by with 4 buttons. After 3 years, the glass at the bottom of the teapot cracked. The kettle was never dropped or beaten. Generally disappointed.