COMFEE' 1.7L Stainless Steel Electric Tea Kettle, BPA-Free Hot Water Kettle Electric with LED Light, Auto Shut-Off and Boil-Dry Protection, 1500W Fast Boil Electric Kettle

I’m very happy with this electric kettle! It boils water incredibly fast and the 1.7L capacity is perfect for daily use. The glass design looks modern and clean, and the blue LED light is a nice touch while it’s heating. I also appreciate the automatic shut-off and boil-dry protection, which make it feel safe and well built. Great value for the price — highly recommended! ☕️💧

This is the best hot water kettle I have ever owned. It brings the water to a boil in such a quick time then beeps and turns off. I love the way it fits on my counter and looks very nice. Very easy to use and worth the cost. It is a little heavy but I expected that with the construction being so compact. I use this everyday now for soups and any product that requires boiling water to be added.

No frills kettle, does what it should do and does it well. Boils quicker than my last kettle and so i was happy with that. Nice design and simple one button operation makes it a breeze to use.

It heat's up amazingly. It is a bit bigger than I expected and a bit bulky too, but for the cost, it was a great deal. It works fine. It has a plastic cover, so it doesn't feel too high quality, but that is to be expected for the price.

BREAKDOWN: COMFEE' 1.7L Stainless Steel Electric Tea Kettle (BPA-Free, 1500W Fast Boil, Auto Shut-Off with LED Light) IMPRESSIONS: A great modern appliance in line with air fryer, that gets you back to boiling water rather than microwaving it. And you definitely taste the difference in your coffee and tea. Really makes customizing your own drink a better experience both in prep and flavor quality. POSITIVES: Simple and safe to use. A single button press activates it with an led to indicate when it's on. And it shuts itself off after bringing water to a boil, so you never have to worry about over-boiling. There's a thumb lever press to lift the lid for refilling the water. When removed from the base after heating, it's safe to set on down on surfaces. The size is large enough for multiple cups and the mostly steel exterior provides a lot of durability. Plus, it's so easy to keep nearby so you don't have take a trip anywhere to get a fresh cup to drink. THOUGHTS: It took getting shamed by real tea drinkers to make me go back to using a kettle after relying on heated water from fountains or the microwave. And I'm so glad they did because I missed the quality brewed water activates in tea and coffee. Definitely get you one, if you don't it already.

Man, this thing heats up the water quickly! And yes, it's a little loud while it's doing so, but I count that as a "plus". You can actually hear the water come to a boil (again, rather quickly), and then hear it click-off, and the sound subside. It's just a little extra awareness to the situation. All in all, I am really satisfied with this product. No extra bells and whistles, just hot water when I want it. I highly recommend this product.

If you want an electric tea kettle that turns on with a simple depression of its lever, turns completely off with a click, and heats its 1.7 liter (a little over 7 cups) water capacity in less that 10 minutes (at 5,000 feet above sea level), then this is the kettle for you. I like it because it is so simple. I don't need a keep warm function or programmable temperature. Other reviewers have mentioned how loud it is. But that is actually a plus for me because when I am in another room, I can hear when it stops boiling and then I know to go make my tea. Another complaint I read about was the kettle came off too easily from the base. Again, a plus because my old kettle (which died and is not made anymore) sometimes stuck to the base and would drop down on the counter when I least expected it. All in all, a good basic tea kettle for a reasonable price.

Boy, do I feel dumb. I unpacked this one and threw out the box and packing. It’s a kettle, right? Most basic of kitchen equipment. Have used it once, pulled the old one out of the trash, and sending this one to Goodwill. The lid won’t stay shut, meaning instead of pouring a focused stream through the spout, it comes out as a wide, boiling, dangerous Niagara. Wait? Did I say “boiling”? Ha ha ha. Joke’s on me. I set it as my usual 190 for coffee. It shut off at 187. Well, ok, then. Was shocked after brewing that my coffee was lukewarm. Not hot. The lid, which won’t snap shut, also won’t open all the way, meaning I have to do wrist gymnastics to get water into it. I have to turn it half-sideways to get any water in. I found the old kettles lid annoying, but nothing on this level. I have new appreciation for my old kettle. I use my kettle several times a day. I want one I don’t have to think about, don’t have to coddle to pour from, and that -hey!- actually HEATS the water. The whole unit feels lightweight and cheap compared to my other kettle (which was only four years or so old itself.) the glass feels thin and fragile, and the base is cheap and lightweight. Just do the job - the SIMPLE job of heating plain water- and do it tolerably well. This one? Intolerable. If I’d saved the blankety blank packing material I’d so be returning it this afternoon. Can not recommend. Would not buy again.