Hario Chacha vs Stump Stand

Finally, the teapot is perfectly balanced both for handling (while full or empty!) as well as appearance. It now occupies a highly visible area of my kitchen island and brings me immense joy simply to see it resting there. Elegant in repose, efficient in action, graceful in all states. This teapot is who I want to be

+ Steady; smart design that allows using devices in any orientation and multiple viewing positions - Attracts dust like a magnet, so gets untidy very quickly; pricy

No doubt it is fragile. I bought it to replace a glass teapot that broke because it was put in a too-crowded kitchen cabinet, and I've broken at least one other over the years. I've decided to keep this one in its box on an out-of-the-way shelf. Alas, I can't recommend it for office use

Low tech, solid, and stable. Does exactly what it advertised. I love it and use it in the kitchen when cooking. Holds your devices (phone, tablet, etc

And the strainer looks well made. No issues with it whatsoever. The glass container is made in Japan. It looks and feels fragile and thin, and I am careful with it, but paradoxically, it also feels strong and not like it will break very easily

Compact, sturdy, and durable. No plastic clips or brackets like other products that wear and break over time. Not too heavy to bring along on a trip.