☕️ KRUPS BW801852 Smart Temp Digital Kettle with Full Stainless Steel Interior, Safety Shutoff, 1.7-Liter Capacity, in Black Review

Pros:* Looks great* Heats water quickly* Constantly monitors current temperature* Takes up relatively little countertop space* Safely touches the edges even when the water is at a full 212F Cons: * Forgets the hold temperature when you remove the pot from the base * Setting the temperature requires switching between temperatures you don't want (with a button) * Temperature selection indicators too dim and hard to read bright kitchen light

All the photos showing the kettle with the lid open are totally misleading because. ALL show the lid is open 90 degrees. That was one of the most important criteria for me when buying a kettle. With the previous kettle (Krups) I had it was very difficult to put water in because the lid opened due to splashing. So you can imagine how happy I was to see from the photos that Krups revised the product to solve the problem. Except today when I got a new kettle I found that the lid opens at an angle…

Who would have thought that there were so many options and trendy products. teapots?! And luckily for us Revain consumers, the amount of bad products circulating in this category is overwhelming! This is the real deal for many reasons. Do your research and you will find out too! Here are just some of the factors I needed: GUARANTEED CUSTOMER SUPPORT (from an established and respected company.) DESIGN: Beautiful in its simplicity, ease of use. TEMPERATURE CONTROL. already 2 months. And I like it

Kettle works well, although the button to open the lid doesn't always work; Sometimes I have to click it multiple times before it finally opens. The problem lies with the Krups warranty registration online and the (lack of) customer service. I bought these because I wanted Krups quality and a guarantee. But when I tried to register it on their website, the model wasn't selected in their drop-down list and I couldn't just type it in. So I emailed Krups. Four days later I still didn't hear…

I am a tea lover: Green, Oolong, Black. Therefore, it is important to have a kettle that heats water to different temperatures when drinking different types of tea. I've used Breville kettles in the past as they were the first (that I knew of) to heat water to different temperatures. The first lasted quite a while, but the second, an improved design over the first, didn't last as long. They're expensive and don't look good sitting on my counter all day. KRUPS is a huge improvement in design and

This is not the simplest kettle. My wife, a non-gadget tech writer, couldn't figure out how to turn it on. I'm an engineer (unfortunately not a German engineer), but months later I'm still fumbling with it: - To turn it on when the display is dark, press BOIL twice. - To turn it on when the display shows the temperature, press BOIL once. If you accidentally press it twice it will turn itself off (oops) - Putting the kettle back on the stand will initialize the display for about a second. Even…

Several reputable consumer tests have ranked Cuisinart's CPK-17 Temperature Controlled Kettle at the top. This caught my attention. But also the high price. That's about $15 more than the new Krups design. Both have the same 1.7 liter (57 oz) capacity and very similar specs. I first bought Cuisinart and quickly found what I was looking for. However, it is quite heavy and some users have reported reliability and warranty issues. Several other companies have emulated Cuisinart's success at lower…