Mueller Electric Kettle - Safe Drinking Tritan Copolyester, Heat Resistant, ExacTemp, Powerful 1500W, Tea/Coffee Pot - 360 Degree Cordless, Boil-Dry Protection, Auto Shut-Off Review

This kettle is lightweight, easy to clean and heats up quickly. I love how the switch lights up and turns off when you're done. I feel like I can let my kids use it and know it will turn off.

Great price for such an elegant instrument. The plastic is white but looks good. Water heating super fast. Features a three-pronged grounding plug for added safety. The only negative is the smell of plastic in boiled water.

This kettle boils water very quickly and has excellent safety features. It turns off automatically when the water boils and detects when turned on without water and turns off immediately. The only downside is that there is no sound to alert you when the water is boiling.

Very easy to use and works very fast! The only complaint is that I wish there was a better way of letting you know the water is ready than just turning it off because sometimes I completely forget I boiled the water and when I remember, the water has cooled down a bit. Overall I love it and use it every day!

I recently received this kettle. The instructions are very clear and the kettle is easy to use. I have used it several times and have not been disappointed. The only downside I found is that it heats the water to a very high temperature. I personally can't drink boiling hot beverages so I have to let it cool down a bit before using water.

I've used my kettle almost every day for the last few months and haven't had any problems or negative experiences. I was surprised how quickly the water boiled and to be honest I didn't even realize you could boil water in a plastic kettle so that was a surprise. The only reason I can't give it 5 stars is that the title seems a bit misleading. As soon as the water boils, the kettle turns off and does not maintain a stable temperature. Judging by the name, I figured it would hold a constant…

The design first struck me as something out of an IKEA kitchen display case, but by then I had used it several times. I was in love. My old Cuisinart was kind of high tech, but it was starting to falter. I think it was too technological. But this one only has a small switch and turns itself off a few minutes after the water has boiled. It's easy to clean. I just add some vinegar and water and let it cook. Leave until the water is safe to touch and gently rub. Limescale deposits are easily…

This is an electric kettle. There isn't much. I like that it heats water quickly due to the wide heating surface inside. I also appreciate the indicator on the handle that shows how much water is in the pot - a feature I didn't notice when choosing an item. I also didn't notice the fine filter inside, a nice feature but it clogs the opening. The base and button look a bit too chromed plastic, but functionally ok. I've noticed that if I remove the pan from the base before it clicks, it doesn't…

I'm moving. I moved out of my house to downsize and rent a room. I don't have a kitchen - my situation is literally "dorm life". I can make coffee, tea, soup and other simple ready meals/drinks replacing what a microwave oven would do by simply heating water to prepare a meal. Cooks fast. I tested it by just pouring a cup of water, the auto shut off mechanism works! The handle doesn't get hot. One thing I love, there's no steam to burn me. The teapot bothers me all the time. This kettle is easy