Fellow Stagg EKG Electric Gooseneck Kettle - Pour-Over Coffee and Tea Kettle - Stainless Steel Water Boiler - Quick Heating Electric Kettle - Matte White - 0.9 Liter (220v, G Plug)

It might be an expensive kettle, but wow, it's such a great one!There's a lot to like about it: looks great and has a minimal footprint, boils fast and holds the temperature automatically when you put the kettle back on it's base (without having to press a button every single time), can pour very slow so it gives you a good control over the water flow and seems to be very well built. I've just bought it so I can't talk about how it's going to last in time, but I hope it won't dissapoint me.And apart from all this...it comes with a built in 8-bit game for when you feel too caffeinated and need to use the extra energy hahaYes! It has a Worm which you control from the knob on it's pursue of eating as many "apples" as it can. To turn on the game remove the kettle from the base and move the temperature button from Celsius to Farenheit two times. Enjoy!July 2023 UPDATE:Although I've changed most of my coffee setup since I bought the kettle, it is still there on the counter, boiling water every day. I don't see any changes in it's functionality, performance, or aspect.

Easy to use. Looks lovely on the counter top. I am so happy about the temperature control option as I drink matcha which gets burned at boiling temperature.

I mostly drink cheap instant coffee from Aldi but this kettle sure looks nice on my worktop and holds enough water for a king size pot noodle so I'm happy

This kettle is amazing apart from one thing.You can only make two cups of tea at a time.There are 4 people in my family, which means I have to boil the kettle twice.God knows what I would do if I had 6 over for tea, 3 times? NO!Brilliant kettle but way too small.

Elegant, precise, and accurate kettle for pour over coffee.The handle is easy to grip and its shape and feel (writing of the black plastic handle) are suitable for small and big hands.Not the fastest kettle to reach temperature with its 1200W element but this gives time to grind and prep for coffee.Temperature control is excellent. Selectable by degree. The kettle has an option to hold at temperature for up to 1 hour. 1 hour is excessive, but the ability to hold means that the pour, wait, pour ... process for Kalita or V60 or whatever your preferred method is always done with water at the temperature you chose.There are options for Celsius or Fahrenheit scales and to 'hold' at a temperature or not. The kettle is fairly quiet at the start and in the hold phase of reaching temperature. At the midpoint on its approach to 95℃ the noise level increases to an acceptable level in a kitchen.Controls are simple but not necessarily intuitive for folks used to pressing the button and waiting for a kettle to boil.The kettle fills by removing the lid, pouring water in, and then replacing the lid. Capacity is 0.9L max.Obviously an extravagant choice even for coffee geeks this kettle has become a solid and consistent piece of kitchen equipment for me.The kettle is not well suited for making tea due to its gentle and controlled flow through the gooseneck spout. Fellow make a similarly shaped kettle for tea and more general use (Corvo). The Corvo shares the same control, fill, and performance characteristics differing only in the spout design.

This is a fantastic little kettle. I say little because it is quite small. But I knew that when I bought it. It’s perfect for my household. The gooseneck pours really precisely so is perfect for pour over or Aeropress. It boils quickly and holds your desired temperature really well. It’s also an absolute beauty to look at. Really easy to use. Has two switches on the back, one to turn the temperature hold on or off and the other to change from Celsius to Fahrenheit. Simply switch on, dial to your desired temperature and it quickly reaches heat. If you have a house or more than two adults don’t buy this to use as a normal household kettle as it’s too small. But I’m the only one who drinks real coffee in my household so it was exactly what I was looking for. I had used a Brewista Kettle before, which was poor. The temperature was flaky and would say it reached temperature when it was still cold, and the handle snapped and wasn’t strong enough to hold a kettle full of water. It really is worth spending the extra cash and buying one of these perfect little Kettles. Excellent!

Did not even last a year, it started to have problems turning on until it stopped working.

My wife loves this kettle, it is a joy for here to use, and I like it too, although for tea and such I prefer the 'quick-pour' other kettle we have. For what this is designed for, which is to slowly pour over coffee grounds, it is great.