Review on iCool-Handle Red Hotness Tea Kettle: Whistling, Surgical Stainless Steel with 2 x Infusers, 2.8 QT Volume - Compatible on all Stovetops (Induction or Gas) by Andrea Jackson

I think it's expensive for a teapot but I think it's worth it. it is durable and heavy. It holds a lot of water. The whistle is not intrusively loud. The handle is long. The handle stays cool. I get warm, but the handle is by no means hot. It is important for me. The most important thing for me is that this kettle does not spit or leak water when pouring. The base is very wide so they won't leak the sides of this kettle even on a strong flame. Teapots are made of silicone. The silicone ball containing the loose tea nestles snugly against the stainless steel base. The ball is placed in a cup and a long silicone foot is attached to the ball. It stays cool. The kit also includes silicone discs that you can place a hot ball on after soaking. It's nice to look at the plate. The steel is highly polished and the red color is a true lipstick red. Let's get back to the price. My previous kettle cost over twenty dollars. The enamel began to wear off, the dispenser mechanism broke. I never gave up. He just collapsed. I only had it a few years. Since I brew a lot of tea, I chose a good, strong teapot. This one looks and feels like it will last for years to come. even if it's not, i like the beauty of it. I like to look at it.