🍵 Chef's Star Electric Glass Kettle - Fast Boiling Tea Kettle with Swivel Base, Automatic Shut Off, and Cordless Hot Water Dispenser - Electric Water Kettle, Tea Pot, and Water Heater - 57 Oz Review

Received as a Christmas present. Hasn't worked for less than 10 days. The handle next to the switch gets very hot. Now the power button doesn't work. When you're ready to stand there and hold it, the pot will get hot and the water will boil. Who wants to hold the switch for longer than 2 minutes? It has blue LEDs at the base and looks very cosmic, which I liked. But not for too long. The last kettle I bought lasted over 40 years. If there was a minus star I would give it, this kettle doesn't…

I always want to drink tea instead of coffee. But no matter how hard I try I boil water to the point that the pan burns out and a fire starts to burn on the stove. Coffee machines are smart, they make it easy. So I decided to buy an electric pot and now I press the on button and walk away and after 5 minutes the water boiled and turned off and I realized that without it I would have another burnt pan. I rely on her several times. a day, and now I drink tea and love it. The only thing I wish I…

Bought to replace a slightly different teapot where the lid latch no longer works. The wands are identical (from the same manufacturer) so only the design of the top of the kettle has changed. I like this one better - it looks good on the counter, the handle is actually more comfortable with a nice curve and the glass goes all the way to the top. The design of the lid is also slightly different so we'll see if that holds up - it's common with this type of kettle that the heat will warp the…

This is my third kettle. I had an all plastic teapot, then all stainless steel and now this glass/stainless steel teapot. From an aesthetic point of view, it looks fantastic. I don't find the light too bright and the overall design definitely makes the kettle look like I paid over $20 for it. As mentioned, it takes about 8 minutes to boil cold tap water from the max line, depending on elevation. I don't understand how my water boils better after paying $80 for a similar kettle which is also…

Key data: During the entire heating cycle, the device consumes between 1020 and 1055 W. With a room temperature of 72 F at sea level, it takes just over 10 minutes to heat water from 70 F to full boiling (212 F) after which it shuts off. After 3 minutes the water had cooled slightly to 205F. Good: borosilicate! If the glass is indeed borosilicate glass, that should mean it is thermal shock resistant, reducing the chances of the device exploding when heated or cooled. This kettle is very easy to