Amazon Basics Stainless Steel Electric Kettle

Despite it's simplicity, this kettle has proved quite versatile and I am quite happy I decided to invest in an electric kettle and learn how to use one beyond the obvious tea and coffee and anything that can be cooked by simply pouring boiling water over it and letting it sit when my family's microw...

Not much to add, honestly. It's cheap. It works. It has a safety cutout. The only reason I'm not keeping mine is because I need temperature control for coffee. I'm blind and used this for tea and pasta happily for quite a while. It's easy to use and fill and pour. There's an audible click once the w...

Arrived with a half-inch long chip broken out of the handle due to no individual packaging. This won't affect the functioning, so will keep it. Boils the water quickly and will meet my needs if it continues to work properly. The lid stays attached and pops open with a switch on the handle. I like th...

Quickly boiled water and lasted 3.5 years before the temperature sensing system broke so the automatic shut-off kicks in too soon. This means it can no longer boil water. On a purely financial basis, it cost under $5/year. However, I dislike the environmental costs involved in replacing it.

I’m a camper and needed a pot to boil water in my van. It’s very efficient and holds the heat very well. Also compact enough for my little bit of counter space.

It works, heats fast, easy to use. The outside of it gets extremely hot. If you fill it much higher than the minimum line it leaks when it boils.

Kettle heats up fairly quickly. It is convenient for an occasional cup of Postum. So far, I have been very satisfied with this kettle.

There are a few things to know about buying this kettle since I bought this at a cheaper price at the time. Now, this kettle is used frequently with a family of 4. We use it for just boiling water, so if you put tea leaves or coffee into the kettle, please keep that in mind this may not reflect othe...

It really bums me out that all of the featured reviews on this kettle are the obvious rare outliers, because this is by far my favorite purchase of the last decade. I’ve had it for only 1.5 years, but I use it 5-6 times a day for tea, oatmeal, mac and cheese, and if a recipe calls for boiling water ...

I laughed when this kettle arrived, because it is so much smaller than I imagined. It's only as tall as my hand, or enough to fill a coffee mug roughly 2-3 times, depending on the size of your mug. (See photos) But it's enough for one person, especially if you hate giant, clunky kitchen appliances a...