🔌 Small Stainless Steel Travel Electric Kettle - Portable Water Boiler for Boiling Water - Automatic Shut off - One Cup Hot Water Maker - 350ml Travel Electric Kettle for Traveling Review

Gave this to my close friend and she said it was the best thing in the world! It even automatically warms up your drink if it feels cold. i have to buy me

I bought this as a gift for my girlfriend who is a flight attendant and I'm sure she will enjoy drinking tea and coffee on the go. As soon as I received it, I opened it up to try it and yes, it boiled water in less than five minutes! Very happy with this purchase. Let's see if it stands the test of time...

Before I used the kettle for the first time, I rinsed it out well with water and boiled it once. Then I rinsed the kettle again and wiped it off with a napkin. Then I noticed that inside, many objects of dark, trembling color came loose, as did the top part of the rim of the teapot. I am afraid that this could affect our health. I'm glad I noticed this before using it.

Bought this little guy for work instead of a "public kettle" at the office. It's so discreet and I can put it in my pocket along with a bottle of water. The device feels cool, but the water inside boils violently. There is an auto shut off feature that will turn off the unit once the water reaches the maximum boiling temperature. It's not noisy at all. The cord isn't very long (probably two feet), making it easy to coil up and pop into a mug. Beautiful color, silicone strap. Everything seems to

Gave this to my close friend and she said it was the best thing in the world! It even automatically warms up your drink if it feels cold. i have to buy me

I love my travel kettle! I travel constantly, hotel to hotel, and I do NOT trust the coffee makers that the hotel provides in the room. I will use the disposable cups provided. Here's my routine: I take a kettle, pour water from a bottle that I usually have. I fill the kettle with water up to the mark. While it's heating up (very quickly), I grab the hotel-provided mug that's wrapped. I unwrap and put in a packet of coffee that would normally fit in a coffee maker. I put it in my disposable…

I saw this and was tempted to try it! I travel and sometimes find myself on a camping trip or somewhere without access to a kitchen, so having such a portable kettle next to me is very handy! The first thing to know is that, like many foreign-made heaters, it will smell when you first use it. That. I recommend washing the mug with soap and water first and soaking it in water a few times which you won't drink until the factory coating has burned off. Then you can use it as you like without the…