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The base is the same as you would get on a 30$ E-Kettle. Cheapo handle, lid, and on switch. I’d keep looking if it were a personal purchase.


Only negatives: WHY did they use PLASTIC tabs inside the kettle and WHY is there a PLASTIC measuring gauge to show how full the kettle is? These 2 things mean that I am getting a dose of plastic boogers each time I use my stainless steel kettle. I bought stainless to completely avoid plastic. There must be a better way to do this. Please? I took off one star because of this, perhaps I should have taken off more? But I really love the function of this kettle. Russell Hobbs, can you get rid of the plastic bits in contact with water in your next iteration, pls?


I replaced my first one since it is lacking a screw on the lid, making the lid hard to open. The second one seems good. But it started leaking right after 1 month of usage. The water enters temperature gauge and leaks out from it. Then the temperature gauge turned rusty due to the water in it not coming out. So both product I received are defective.
I contacted their customer service and created a ticket. They only got to contact me after 3 days and never got replied in the same day. They required me to send money order of $7.5 for the product replacement. I sent it a month ago and they NEVER MAKE ANY UPDATE to me. So I sent email for the status, and was told my requirements are met and that I need to wait for email of a tracking number.
I have waited 3 weeks for the email notification but nothing had come, even though I sent one asking for update. But now the customer service is not even replying to any of my email. The customer service is just a scam and the product has the worst QC I have ever met. (never met defective products two in a row, and asking for my money to cover their problem)

Here's a few stats. I plugged it into a Kill-a-Watt meter and found that it uses a pretty constant 1330 watts while heating. There is no resting power drain whatsoever when it's off. (I live off-grid so these things are important for me to know. My plastic kettle used 900w but was slower to boil.) It took just over two minutes to boil 2 cups of room temperature water.
I love the temperature gauge. Very handy for stuff like green tea or hot chocolate where you don't want it boiling. Not too thrilled with the interior plastic parts as others have mentioned. The little plastic water level paddles are a cool idea but I just think using a measuring cup is easier. And they'll be difficult to clean around. I'm not tooooo worried about plastic, after all I was using a plastic kettle before, but it seems an odd choice to use plastic parts in a kettle designed to appeal to the stainless steel crowd. The other issue I have is that the kettle is thin metal with no insulation. It gets HOT. I checked the outside temp and it was 192 degrees. It's a small gripe I guess, but be aware of it.
All in all, it's a really nice kettle.





