☕ Black Gooseneck Pour Over Kettle with Thermometer - Premium Stainless Steel Coffee Maker Tea Pot, Triple Layered Base for All Stovetops - 40 floz/1200ml Review

I mean it's a kettle for under $40. does the job. The temperatures on the thermometer are tiny and difficult to read. it works

Good kettle. Lightweight yet durable, heats up quickly and is easy to use. I really enjoy using this kettle. Ideal for coffee. I recommend this product.

I've been using the blending mode for many years. There was no electricity for several days and it was easier for me to make coffee, so I stayed with him. All of my water heaters have been clunky but doable. This little pot is perfect. Pour from the spout at the ideal temperature and in a slow and steady stream. I recommend this pot.

I bought this to replace my 6 year old gooseneck which was over the hill. I've had that twice with this kettle. The amount of water in the kettle is irrelevant. This can be very dangerous if you have small children, pets or the elderly. Or just the spout pointed the wrong way and it will hit you! I put a bowl there to capture the water in the photo. To return.

I got it almost a month ago and I love it. He has a good thermometer 🌡️. In fact, I have one without, although it's good, I like it more because I like the way my hot water flows with my coffee or tea. I usually like to drink hot tea, so this teapot is perfect. And this size is also perfect for me. My husband doesn't drink tea or coffee so you can boil a certain amount of water so I can drink it all and it doesn't get cold.

Beautifully designed inside and out. The perfectly flat base sits firmly on the stove. I have a small electric stove (1000 watts) for heating water and such because my electric stove draws too many watts. This little guy fits in perfectly and heats water for my coffee in less than five minutes. The thermometer has a small red mark that lets you know when the water is suitable for coffee. Contrary to popular belief, coffee water is best drunk immediately before boiling.

I bought this particular kettle for a number of reasons: 1. Capacity 2. Induction Ready 3. Thermostat 4. Nice copper finish How it works: 1. Capacity: 1.2 liters even for the biggest need But as I rarely need more than 500ml that's a bit much but that's normal 2. Induction Ready: Pass Some kettles are too small at the base for the induction burner to register their presence. This one works perfectly 3. Thermometer: Yes, there is. Is that accurate? Not particularly. Probably +/- 5 degrees F. If…