CHEFMAN Electric Kettle – 1.2L 1500W Hot Water Tea Pot with Infuser, BPA Free, Auto Shut Off, Boil-Dry Protection, Removable Lid, LED Light, Cordless Glass Electric Tea Kettle – Stainless Steel

Chefman Electric Kettle with Temperature Control
This electric kettle is amazing. It seems well made and works and looks great. Although I like tea, I see myself drinking a lot of hot water which I am told is good for me. I usually don’t fill it to the full 1.8 liters, but more like .5 liters which brings me to another point. There are a few measuring marks on the glass that are easy to read. Only filling partly way I think makes it heating quickly. Also the temperature control is awesome as I don’t need or drink 212F water all the time and if I want to make 190 or 180F I can, which I think is great. This is very convenient, great value for the money and I highly recommend!!!!

This is a great kettle!
I am a tea drinker and only use loose tea. For years I’ve heated water in the microwave and used a french press for my tea.But my microwave needed repair and I really didn’t like the idea of heating a pan of water (I do it when dry camping). So I looked at kettles and this came up.I love it. I love that it has a screen right in the lid. Filling it is easy from my filter on my fridge. I like that it has different heat setting for different teas. I heats up fast and works great. The auto shut off is also a nice feature. And the “beep” isn’t as annoying as my microwave.I only use this now for tea. I don’t know how long it will last, but I do clean it once a week, and only use filtered water in it (our city water is horrible).Great buy for little cost.

Excellent for tea lovers like me
I love drinking tea, so the Chefman electric kettle has been a great addition to my daily routine. It heats water quickly and works perfectly for making tea whenever I want, without any hassle. It has truly made my life easier, especially on busy mornings and relaxing evenings.The design is elegant and looks great on my countertop, which is a nice bonus. It’s simple to use, efficient, and reliable. Overall, I’m very happy with this kettle and would definitely recommend it to anyone who drinks tea regularly and wants convenience with a touch of style.

Brilliantly and Beautifully Designed, Engineered, and Manufactured. Belongs in the MOMA Collection
I’m a bit of an appliance nerd who is discriminating in my purchases, and fixes broken appliances for friends and myself. (My kitchen appliances are over 30 years old and work fine.)I was looking for a temperature controlled water kettle because how coffee is ground and also the temperature of the brewing water greatly affect the taste of the coffee. I did look at Target for a kettle, but was disappointed in the selection; 4 different brands under $30 without temperature control–including Chefman but all with about the same features–and a Cuisinart model for $100. This is not a $100 use case problem!I ordered this Chefman model based on the feature descriptions, and I’m more than pleased with my choice. Aesthetically and functionally it’s an amazing set of features at a value price point. I’m never sure how detailed I should get in my reviews because if they are too long, I know they will not get read. So, you can stop reading with this paragraph. There are so many carefully thought out features in this product that I can’t describe them all, but I feel compelled to address one brilliant solution to a common problem in appliance design to which I often see astoundingly stupid tradeoff that I think border on fraud.Condensing water vapor–commonly known as steam–is highly destructive to seals and unprotected electrical components. This is why I would never buy a dishwasher with the “hidden” controls on the top edge of the door. What are they thinking! In response to consumers wanting a more uncluttered look in their kitchens manufacturers place the control buttons and electronics on the top edge of the dishwasher door, and then in order to give process feedback to the operator (consumer), end up putting a display on the door front anyway. The problem is that hot water vapor finds its way into the control electronics and damages the connections requiring an expensive repair. Instead of design following function, this is design follows superficial marketing feature with the resultant compromise on the underlying functions resilience and reliability.The same water vapor problem exists for small appliances such as a water kettle, but with the additional constraint of a very limited surface area on which to place control buttons and feedback displays such as status lights. The design solution for this product is to move the simple 2-button controls conveniently to the handle–isolated from the potential damage of water vapor–and then provide a simplified and intuitive user interface using the physical characteristics of the glass container to provide feedback information easily read from across a room as to the water temperature selected, and then after an audible beep, confirmation that the heating is complete (see attached photo). This system, combined with the idea that the default mode of heating is to boil the water with a single button push, becomes intuitive after a single use.This is just a single feature of this brilliantly designed product. I don’t know who the industrial designer is for this water kettle, but I believe it belongs in the Metropolitan Museum of Modern Art.

I make a lot of herbal, black and green teas and this kettle is a godsend. It has a really fine mesh diffuser that attaches to the lid but most important for proper tea making, it has a range of temperature settings so can boil water at 100 for coffee, 80 for matcha tea and 90 for loose leaf tea. I liked it so much I bought one for a friend who makes a lot of Chinese herbal teas. Oh, the only thing I would say is to be careful with the infuser, it is, quite rightly, so thin it will not bear rough handling. That’s not a criticism, it’s a recommendation.

The Chefman Electric Kettle with Temperature Control is a big step up from a basic kettle. The preset temperature settings and simple two-button operation make it super easy to boil water exactly how you want — whether it’s a full boil or a lower temperature for coffee or tea.I especially appreciate that I can brew coffee without burning it and make tea at the right steeping temperature — that’s the main reason I bought it, and it delivers perfectly. The LED indicator lights are a nice touch, and the removable tea infuser adds versatility.Overall, this kettle is well-designed, easy to use, and ideal for anyone who cares about getting the water temperature just right for their drinks.