OVALWARE Electric Pour Over Gooseneck Kettle: Ultimate Variable Temperature Control for Quick Boil & Precise Brewing - Stainless Steel, Fast Hot Water Boiler, Coffee/Tea Maker Review

The product was working great until it started leaking from the base. It was bought for Thanksgiving. quick break. Expired warranty return period. Avoid this product, stick with the familiar Bonavita Oxo, etc.

I kept getting an E3 error and then shut down when heating the water. I contacted customer service to find out what it means and they told me "not enough water". Mine was filled just below the maximum fill line. I returned it.

Replaces your regular Costco kettle and is a great upgrade. I wanted to control the temperature for different types of tea and coffee but didn't feel the extra cost was worth the price. It can even hold the temperature for 10 minutes which is great as it gives me time to do some prep work without worrying about reheating the water. Sure, it was twice the price of a regular Costco kettle, but at $55 it was the most affordable precision-controlled kettle. Another thing I pay attention to is the…

Compared to my Bonavita temperature controlled kettle most of the details are better but some are not as good. Better: flow control, display quality, timer activation, grip comfort, base can be switched off when the kettle is not in place. Worse: Random E3 dry boil failure when the kettle has a lot of water. A sluggish thermostat below the boiling point. When the Bonavita is set to cook, it will turn on the heat as soon as the temperature drops to 211. Oval cookware can do the same if you press

took it out of the box only used a few times to test and make oatmeal. While I'm fairly happy with this device, its rather simple, uncluttered design feels solid and reliable in use. has basic functionality and does very well in a limited observation period. I drink tea almost every day so I will use it daily. The cord isn't very long which isn't really here or there, just noticed and thought about it, not sure what to expect from a product like this in this department. It takes a few minutes…

This is a comparison test with the Fellow Stagg ECG kettle. I've had both and if you're arguing between the two, here's a comparison.+Style: The teapots are very similar. Both are comfortable to hold and use to pour coffee. The base is completely different. The ECG base is much more minimalistic and beautiful. The design and display of the ECG is very intelligent. Personally, I don't like the ECG display because it has a very low resolution and doesn't match the otherwise clean design. The…

I was looking for a replacement for my coffee pour over that I recently bought on sale. I returned it after a few days of use due to poor build quality and performance. I saw the ovalware pouring in at Revain and loved the look and feel and decided to give it a try. I received it quickly, but when I took it out of the box, I noticed something that made me email the company to ask for their opinion. I received a prompt response from customer service (Vivien) who assured me they 100% support…

Since I received my black teapot a few weeks ago, I use it every day! I use it to make oolong tea and coffee. Here's why I love it: 1. Quick Cook Mode: I love the quick cook mode because I can just press a button and leave it there. The water is ready within 10 minutes (usually around 6), which makes it easier for me to prepare my morning tea. (You will hear a beep when it boils.) 2. Smart design: My dad likes it too because it heats the water to the temperature he needs. It's usually in 5…

This review is for the stainless steel/silver model. First the cons: - The matte gray color shown in the photos is incorrect. I have a glossier version shown in another photo. The spout end shape shown in the matte gray version is incorrect. I have a rounder one as shown in another photo. Significantly less strong (slow boiling) than Oxo. Not a deal breaker for my use. You should also specify the power in watts. - The lid is difficult to open. Basically, I have to hold the case with one hand…