TOPWIT Electric Kettle, 2.0L Hot Water Kettle Electric, BPA-Free Stainless Steel Tea Kettle, Electric Kettles for Boiling Water with Fast Boil, Auto Shut-Off & Boil Dry Protection, Silver

Perfect for boiling water quickly. Much faster than boiling water on the stove. Add water, click button, wait 3-4 minutes. It's not fancy and it's cheap in cost, but its not cheaply built. I recommend you go with this durable kettle, unless you need a fancy looking, less durable, and more expensive one that does the exact same thing.

I've had this kettle for over 5 years now & it's still a workhorse! It receives daily use & it utilized at every entertaining function (at least serving 10 people outside of our core family monthly) and we've had absolutely no problems. In fact, I'm about to purchase a 2nd one for our kid to take to campus. Thanks for a great product!

This Product helps make a Safe Way to Heat Scolding Water. No more worrying about Boiling Any Pot on a Stove using more Electricity or Gas. Super Way To Make Hot Tea, Jello, & Angel Hair Pasta Spaghetti. Great for Cleaning Out Dishes and Soaking Dishes or Anything in a Sink.

I cannot live without my hot-water kettle and was sad when the other one I'd had for six years gave up the ghost. I got this one because the price was right, and I liked the color (white). This kettle does the job just fine! It holds almost 2 liters of water, and it heats the water quickly.This is a no-frills kettle. For example, to pour water in you must manually lift the top. (On my previous kettle, you just touched a button on the top and it flipped open). You have to put a little effort into turning this kettle on (it has a click-button mechanism on top; my old kettle had a little switch at the bottom that you barely had to touch). This kettle shuts off automatically once the water is boiling.This is very lightweight, and you can tell the components aren't top notch. But it heats water quickly, and it was a great price, so I'm not complaining.

Works great as described. Recommended a "must have".

I bought this kettle specifically because it was advertised as completely stainless steel inside, so that water boiled in it would not come into contact with anything plastic.I tried it out and immediately saw those claims were not true.Proof is in the product photos uploaded by the seller and the other customers - if you look closely.I will also upload my own photos clearly showing the design flaw.The hinge attaching the lid to the rest of the kettle is made of black plastic and it takes up about 1/4th of the lid. The rest of the lid appears to be stainless steel. But when the lid is closed, approximately 1 inch of the length of that black plastic part sits directly above the boiling water, and collects condensed steam.The water on the underside of the lid tends to sit there for a while (marinating in all that hot plastic goodness) before dripping down into the rest of the water. If it doesn't drip down, well, next time you open the lid to refill the kettle, gravity pulls that water down and it gets pooled into the water you're about to drink. Even if you didn't open the lid, the next time you boil water in that kettle, more steam will collect on the lid until enough of it pools to drip down or until the lid is next opened.Hot water sitting in direct contact with plastic for extended periods of time is probably not something you want in your beverage.I've tried to upload photos making it clear that the stainless steel part of the lid does not span the entirety of the kettle opening. I included measurements with a ruler and a tape measure for clarity. I also included one photo of the open lid with steam condensed on the black plastic part.This is frustrating and disappointing because simply testing the kettle once would have been enough for the sellers to realize their claims aren't true, so I'm not entirely sure the sellers weren't already aware of this flaw and therefore aware that they were falsely advertising.Now I have to spend time repacking this item, printing a label, and dropping it off at a UPS store, then purchase a different kettle and wait several days for that one to arrive.It seems that this is an issue with a lot of kettles (including the Amazon Basics one I am replacing) - the difference is that most of the others don't lie about the water not coming into contact with plastic. After searching through several pages on Amazon for a kettle that would provide a truly plastic-less hot water experience, I suspect that the only kettles available are the ones where the underside of the lid is completely stainless steel, and those tend to be the ones where the lid comes off entirely (as opposed to being attached via a hinge mechanism.)

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Perfect in pink !!