Barista Warrior Gooseneck Kettle for Pour Over Coffee and Tea with Thermometer for Exact Temperature, Precision Pour Drip Spout, Stainless Steel, Compatible with all Stove Tops (1.2 Liter, 40 fl oz)

I'm really pleased with this purchase. I followed the manufacturers instructions prior to use and there is absolutely no hint of the "newness" smell some reviews have mentioned. The kettle heats up really quick and is perfectly designed for a slow even pour. I have no hesitation in recommending.

Funktioniert sehr gut

I ordered this item because it was the kettle I was looking for to make coffee (pour overs, French press) and it was at a good price. The copper one looked cool in the picture, so that's the version I chose. When it arrived, I was impressed with the kettle as well as the packaging. It looks so great! Certainly it appears like I spent much more money on it. And it works really well. It warms water quickly and the thermometer is built-in, easy to read, and accurate. Great item. The company reached out to me and asked me if I was pleased, and I responded with a yes - except - the face of the thermometer was a bit scuffed up from shipping (it wasn't protected with a plastic film). I could still read the temperature, but it's the only constructive criticism I had for them. They apologized and immediately sent a replacement, even though I didn't ask for one. So, this company not only produces an excellent product for coffee lovers, but they are driven to serve customers with excellence. I'm very happy I made this purchase and expect to use my kettle(s) for a long time. :)

Works very well on my gas stove top. Good insulation because it holds the temperature. Easy to read temperature gage. I am very satisfied with this purchase.

The quality was good. The problem is the design of this product. The rim of this kettle is a groove that curves in, so it holds water and debris in the groove. Because of the design this kettle, water doesn’t pour out completely. If your water is hard water, you might get scales in the bottom. Those scales will get stuck in the groove on the top. The next time you pour water out again, those scales will get into water again into your coffee. I noticed this problem when I boiled plain water and poured it into a water jug. It’s a design problem. The groove on the top should be sealed or just need to get rid of it.