Zwilling Enfingy Electric Kettle Cordless Review

Completely without plastic! I was looking for a plastic free kettle to replace my old one and I found it! It's also a lot bigger than my old one, quite big actually, but I think it would be good for big families. The matte black is great and I love the minimalistic design.

Heats water very fast and hot! The cool touch is just amazing. I bought this after spending over $60 on a multi temp glass kettle and it lasted 2 months! Zwilling makes quality kitchen appliances and they did not disappoint. The matte black looks so neat in the kitchen and I love the one button operation. Don't waste your time with the fancy extras that some of these kettles offer, get quality with Zwilling.

The size is good, I drink tea all day and 10 times a day warm up the mixture and water for the child. I've been using electric kettles for 40 years so I have something to compare. The spout is not perfect - the water separates and splashes, causing burns. Also, it doesn't keep warm after it's been off for too long like other kettles I've used. Not impressed at all, comes back after a day of use. It's a shame because I really like the look.

This is one of the best investments for the kitchen, I've tried many of these machines, all cheaper, I wondered why I'd invest so much money in a stove but they were inside damaged or stained and it felt uncomfortable so i threw it in the trash then i said i want quality i love it it's super practical and very easy to clean also it's not plastic it's a very good material if you are looking for a good car this is your option.

Very solid kettle. Feels and looks like it's made with quality materials. I found it easy to set up and use. The touch buttons on the base plate respond to light touches, so you don't have to press the buttons hard to get the machine working. The preset temperatures are just enough for my tea, coffee, and oatmeal needs. The filter looks like metal and the inner lid also looks like metal. The opening lid is wide enough to hand-clean the inside of the kettle with a soft cloth or sponge, without…

Before first use, I poured water into the sink and let the water drip from the top to wash away all the factory splashes and chemicals. I thought it was normal as all seams must be waterproof. but. Somehow water got into the handle, probably around the lid release button because as soon as I dried the bottom and outside and placed it on the base, water started dripping constantly from the handle. after 15 minutes i left it overnight with the lid underneath (dry at first) and was surprised in…