Chefman Glass Electric Kettle for Boiling Water, 1.8L 1500W, with Tea Infuser, Keep Warm Function, Auto Shut Off, Boil-Dry Protection, BPA Free, Hot Water Boiler, Electric Tea Kettle - Stainless Steel

Even though this kettle is somewhat larger than I expected it still looks good in the space it occupies on my kitchen counter. It is black, chrome-colored, and clear glass and seems to be durable having no noticeable rust spots with daily use. It functions perfectly and I am still amazed in the rapid heat up time and ease of use. The red light when heating that changes to green when ready is a neat feature, and I like that it has auto shut off after a while. The insert for tea leaves works well also although I hardly use it. Very pleased with this product!

The Chefman Glass Electric Kettle has become one of my favorite kitchen appliances. It heats water incredibly fast—almost in seconds—which is super convenient when I’m making tea or need hot water quickly for cooking or instant meals. One of the things I love the most is the sleek and modern design. The glass and stainless steel look really nice on the counter, and it feels high-quality. The built-in tea infuser is a great bonus if you’re a tea lover like me, and the keep warm function is really handy when you don’t want to reboil water again and again. It also has great safety features like auto shut-off and boil-dry protection, which give me peace of mind when I’m multitasking in the kitchen. Plus, it’s BPA-free, which is always a plus. Overall, it’s a stylish, fast, and super useful kettle that I now use daily. Highly recommend it for anyone who wants something efficient and attractive for their kitchen!

I use it everyday to make my tea. You can put bags in the filter and make a a lot to serve or just regular pour. Heats up quickly and easy to clean. This made the wife happy. It is quite and changes color when done.

Boils the water so fast. Red means it’s boiling. Green means it’s staying hot. The stay hot portion stays on for an hour. Then it automatically shuts off which is great because I wake up early and boil water for tea and oatmeal, but then it will stay hot for others to use. It hold a lot of water and I just keep reheating until I’m done…… I keep out the filter after I dry it for about 30 minutes…..otherwise moisture and steam build up on the glass. I feel like that could be an issue with bacteria/mold…..so I like to let it dry out completely before placing the filter back in. I bought this because my Sister In Law had one very similar. I like the glass option so you can see what’s happening on the inside. My former water heater was stainless steel and I came to find that without being able to see inside completely, mold and rust formed on the inside even though I dried it out thoroughly….I just find this to be more sanitary = safer. Nobody needs mold in their water.

Originally saw it in Costco, but found it on Amazon for slightly less. Works as advertised, with a nice red/green light and tea filter in the lid (although this is hard to remove when hot).

I purchased this for a friend after purchasing the same model at Costco. My friends and I LOVE this pot. You can choose from several temperature settings. There is a feature which keeps the tea warm, but it doesn't run so long that it makes your tea taste bitter. It will shut off if there isn't enough liquid. Easy to clean. Will take tea bags pr loose leaf tea. Easy to the tea inside. Pretty colored lights, easy to read LED display. Just a great tea maker for 1/2 liter or more. Holds 1.8 L, which is a lot of liquid.

Well made and boils quickly. Looks great, too.

The good: Very easy to use and if you use it just to heat water, it's awesome. It looks nice in our kitchen, since we have a lot of stainless appliances. We keep it out on the counter at all times. The rest: We drink a lot of iced tea, so it's important to note that we 1) use it almost daily and 2) we use the tea diffuser each time we use the kettle. I think if you're someone who just wants to boil water for tea you steep in a cup, it's perfection. If you're like us, and you use the tea diffuser, you may find that it doesn't last as long as you might like. We're now on our second pot, after too many parts broke on the first one. So if you do use the diffuser (and I'll try to capture this in photos), you push the metal cage that is the diffuser into very small plastic slots in the lid. We found out the hard way that you have to be very careful removing and replaing that cage because the little plastic "teeth" that hold the cage break very easily. Once that happens, you're out of business with the diffuser, unless you just let it sit inside the boiling pot. So, having said that, and after losing our first pot to that, we purchased another one because we liked it so much. We just decided we'd try to be more careful this time.