☕ AMPATO Gooseneck Kettle - Pour Over Kettle with Thermometer - Barista Quality - Drip Coffee and Tea Brewing on all Stovetops - 36 floz - Triple Layered Stainless Steel Bottom Review

I've been looking for a long time for a kettle that has a better finish than other kettles. This design is generally stronger, and the combustion device on the bottom is better made. I love the word pen and it creates the perfect temperature for my arms every time.

If you fill it even more than 50% full, scalding hot water pours out of the spout once it reaches boiling point! Be very careful and keep away from children, pets, etc. Never fill the kettle more than 50% full. Even if you just want warm water for the tea, if you accidentally boil it, the results can be disastrous.

I researched the kettle extensively and my research paid off by choosing this kettle. The temperature sensor is a must if you are a coffee or tea connoisseur. It is well made and has a nice handle and spout. While I've noticed a lot of negative reviews about other teapots, I can't really complain about this teapot.

seriously they need to redo the knurled handle or something. The product is great but this pen was a nightmare and I had to return it. For the price I pay the handle should be of a better design to make it easier to hold in hand. A $30 plastic handle with a similar product compared to this kettle much better. Too bad, he had potential

Very nice teapot. I like the outer shell. It looks like it will be a lot easier to clean than my stainless steel kettle which is on the stovetop all the time and very difficult to clean. It heats up evenly and quickly, and the filling is very controllable. I would give five stars but I don't like the design of the handle. The bumps under the screw holes leave a lot to be desired, and the overall fit of the wood feels a bit cheap and/or rushed.

Simply the BEST! My husband and I have been using this kettle to make tea and/or coffee at least once a day for the past 8 months and have never had a problem! We've never had an issue with the handle either - it doesn't melt, crack or overheat (although I make sure the handle isn't over the burner). Even if we burned it out or ran out of water several times, it still held up and works exactly the same, with no deformation. I even think it works as fast as a kettle! Ignore the stains in the…

Simple teapot with a well thought-out design. I like its looks combined with its small size. I wish the grip was a little different. There is a strip of metal running through the handle that can get hot, making the handle uncomfortably warm. Also, the wood feels a little rough on the handle and I find that the handle is a bit far from the shell body, making casting a bit awkward. I use it as a kettle, so maybe I'm not the ideal use case, but the design of the handle is the main thing I'm not…

The downside is that it's expensive. That's all. I think $50 is a more reasonable price, but still. $70 is crazy about any teapot. It's a hint. Maybe we'll see who else offers it. But if you're desperate for a halfway decent product, you'll give in to it, as I did. So the pros: it's halfway decent! It can always get better. The thicker material is slightly more durable at the spout. But none of these things seem to be necessary. It would be good if the price reflected the corresponding quality.