Cosori Electric Kettle. No Plastic Contact With Water. Wide Mouth For Easy Cleaning. Auto Shut Off. 1.7L Tea Kettle & Hot Water Boiler. Water Heater & Teapot. Borosilicate Glass. Black. 1500W

My girlfriend has Crohn's disease & this has been used daily to fill her water bottles as tub water isn't enough while the stove takes too long.
It takes 3 minutes to boil, 4 max. It looks nice. I was supposed to get a clear one, but I received a black one instead. I'm not upset over the mistake in this case, but it did come off poorly as I got it on sale only for the next day everything but the one I chose was on sale (& that's what they gave me). IDK if that was intentionally a bait & switch or if it was an honest mistake. I'd adjust this review if I knew. It said 25 when it was originally 55, & I have no clue if they sent me the worse one or did me a favor by giving me plastic instead of the clear glass option I had chosen.
No complaints of leakage yet. No use for the mesh tea attachment as loose leaf tea is meh.
Boil speed | Water temperature | style

The kettle works great for a few months, but if you forget to bend the metal filter when closing it and slam it too hard, eventually, the whole thing will shatter. I am currently on my third kettle, other than that it's great.

This thing has no plastic parts coming in touch with the water. That is what I was looking for, and after checking something like 100 electric kettle listings after my old kettle died, this one was it.

But it is ugly. Unless you're into the cool sci-fi blue glow effect, it probably won't match anything else in your kitchen.

It's also large -- the max water level is only about half-way up! But I can kind of see why when you see it boil. The bubbles reach almost all the way up. Since the top is just a metal filter over glass, there's no rubber or plastic gasket to keep it water-tight when the lid is down. If this thing was smaller or you filled it all the way to the top, the boiling water would probably spill over. So, given the design... I guess the size is okay. (My old kettle could be filled almost to the top and did not spill over, but it had very different design style, with a small, tight-fitting metal-on-metal lid and a very long spout, so maybe that is why.)

It works perfectlly. It's just big an ugly.

If you're a manufacturer reading this -- I personally would be willing to pay twice as much, or three times as much, for a kettle that matches my kitchen. Something solid black metal, or even black and white, or something home-y and country-y. White or black with a wooden base or handle. Or maybe something antique-looking, with a flower pattern on it. You know, cute. I can't describe it because I'm not a product designer, but I'll know it when I see it!

I'm attaching some photos so you can see why it just doesn't fit! I can see this kettle in a modern office, or in a man cave or a video game room, but not in a normal house kitchen.

I really like this electric kettle, it heats the water up very fast, like most of them do. The problem I had with the other ones that I have had is all of the plastic around the lid on the inside. I was looking for one that was plastic free, I thought I found it in this one. Some of the reviews said that the water in this one doesn’t touch any plastic, however I found that to not be exactly true. There is a chunk of plastic up at the top underneath the stainless steel flap. So to avoid my hot water touching plastic, I simply lift the lid up before pouring the water. other than that there is no other plastic to worry about. My main concern is hot water touching plastic and leaching into our foods and drinks.
This electric kettle has auto shut off, which you can see in my video! The other thing that I appreciate about it is it has both liters and cups for measurements on it. Some of the other ones only have liters.

A convenient way to boil water, much quicker than the stove top. I can have up to 7 cups of water to make tea or coffee in about 2 minutes. I like that it is constructed such that the water doesn’t come in contact with any aluminum or plastic. Honestly I didn’t really compare it to others, I just chose it because it was commonly purchased with the pour over coffee maker that I bought to replace the automatic drip machine that wore out after 3 or 4 years of use. It has a water capacity that matches the coffee maker perfectly. I also like the aesthetic of the clear glass and silvery stainless steel. It’s base lights up blue while operating, which makes no real difference to me but I figured I’d say that since the review ideas function is asking about color.

I use this every day for tea, have had no issues. Works great

Simple with no temp controls, just boils and turns off automatically. Which is want I want.

It's a big kettle, so there is a lot of open top space and I find condensation builds up there, which I haven't really encountered on other kettles I have owned.

Either way, works like how I want it for a simple kettle.

Not sure about this product just yet. Boiled max amount of water as stated to do.
But noticed a burn or rust spot already developing on plate under glass.
Contacted support and we'll see how that goes.

Update customer service send me a replacement which after a few days does not show signs of burning on the base.
Adding a star for now and will continue to monitor.

I got my product and have been using it for my coffee in the morning and tea at night. It has been doing great up until this morning 11/13/24 I went to use it and I heard a pop, didn't know where it came from until I walked back over to see why the kettle was still boiling. It has never boiled that long, it usually shut off after a while but this time I had to shut it off., and this red piece was floating in the water. It was a piece of the kettle (look on the lid). I am so disappointed because I really loved that fact that it would shut off automatically, now I have to shu5 it off manually or the thing will just keep on boiling.
Have anyone else had this problem?

It stains inside on the bottom after you use it, you’re not supposed to use any kind of cleaning solution or cleaning soap to clean it. All they said to do was use water. There is a measuring line on this measuring cup. Make sure you don’t go over it. This teapot takes too long to boil water. You would do better trying to boil water over the stove. You have to let the teapot cool all the way down the cold before you reuse it. After using the kettle, you must drive out immediately

Love that this have metal top (underneath the lid) and also metal filter. My previous one (different brand) the whole lid was plastic including the filter part. Hopefully with this metal one, there wouldn't be any plastic smell. The glass is made of Borosilicate glass which is suppose to be strong and better. The power button is on the bottom of the handle which I like since it prevents accidentally pressing when holding the boiler by its handle. When turned on, there is a blue light on the bottom. The only negative I give to this is the plug is only two prong. Its nothing major, but I rather have a three prone for the extra ground. Feels if it was three prong, it be safer. Overall happy with this purchase

I love the blue light that turns on when the water is heating up. And it does a great job of heating the water in a timely manner. The only thing I don't love is cord easily slips out of its slot as I scoot the kettle on the counter (I push it back when I'm not using it), which makes the base uneven.

Quick boil about 4 mins for full boil. auto shut off. On the larger side. Nice appearance with the blue light. The lid only opens 3/4 of the way when pushed manually have to open the rest. Metal strainer attached. The cord wraps around the bottom of the tray.

Good kettle. I’d rate it a solid 4 out of 5. Reliable, stylish, comfortable and 1,7 liter capacity which means you can easily brew multiple cups of tea/coffee.

I filled it up to the minimum line & the water starts to bubble at 2 min, but will be more aggressively bubbling at 2.5 min as seen in the video (I dont know if it takes longer to boil the more Full the pitcher is). The top is wide enough to easily stick your hand in to wash, as seen in photo. Love the auto shut off feature, and that the blue light also turns off- so you can see that it is off from across the room. Cord is super long to reach the wall, but wraps neatly under the pitcher if you don't want it showing.

Update: using it for 1 week, i had to take away 1 Star, as i have to “de-scale” the pitcher of water after Every Use, which is kind of annoying. I don’t know if that is the Water here in the US or the pitcher.

It’s a good buy. The inner of the lid and filter are of stainless steel. Just be mindful about the filter when cleaning, that thing is as sharp as a knife.

Overall I like the kettle. It works as described. I would have rated it a five, except for the issue I have with the lid. I wish it were completely removable to make it easier to clean. Those of us with medium to large hands have difficulty cleaning the bottom of the kettle.

Works great! Heats cold fridge water in 3-7 minutes depending min/max fill. Auto-shutoff is good. No beep that it is done, just the blue light off, but you really shouldn't be walking away.

Glass housing with stainless filter. Plastic on the housing, obviously, but no hot water pouring over plastic if that is something you are concerned about.

My only complaint is the lid doesn't open far enough and/or the metal filter doesn't fold away. Hard to get filled from the fridge door. I'm afraid I'm going to slice my control panel one day.

I got this Cosori water kettle over a year ago (~13months). My friend just got an Ambiano from Aldi so we decided to test them against one another by boiling 1.5L of water. They look like they're improperly filled in the video but I got down to counter height and made sure they were both right to the 1.5L lines.

Cosori:
Boils 7:12
Clicks off 7:43

Ambiano:
Boils 7:27
Clicks off 7:58

So the year old Cosori won! Not by any significant amount, but it did. In the end the kettle works fine. It's inexpensive and for that you get no temperature control or other settings. Just on or off. I wish the lid opened back further sometimes but it's workable and the Ambiano has the same problem; both lids only open to like 70 degrees when I want it to go 90+.

But regardless, would recommend. It's held up fine. It's inexpensive. It works.

This review now includes two Cosori products: 1) COSORI 1.7L Electric Kettle with Upgraded 100% Stainless Steel Filter,Inner Lid & Bottom,Glass Water Boiler & Tea Heater with LED Indicator, Auto Shut-Off&Boil-Dry Protection, BPA Free, White, bought 2/2021, and 2) COSORI Electric Kettle Temperature Control with 6 Presets, 60min Keep Warm 1.7L Electric Tea Kettle & Hot Water Boiler, bought 12/2023.

Like other reviews the kettles are in general easy to use and easy to clean until they stopped working. In our case, the first kettle lasted 22 months. I didn't expect it to last as long as my previous one, 10 years, but broken in less than two years is disappointing. Then in June we found out that the screws placed inside the top cover were rusted (see picture). This time, the product lasted only a little over 18 months!

Amazon's web design does not allow me to review the second kettle separately, which is very misleading for customers. Cosori at the moment does not take phon calls, and I have submitted an email concern.

The @Amazon reviews should include a durability or reliability category.

Love this kettle it's simple and does its job well - boils the water and is presentable on the counter.
I was disappointed to notice today that its glass spout chipped off a piece. Not sure how this could have happened when we pour there is space left above the cup and don't recall anything bumping into the spout.
After having a look the glass is very thin around this area and could be prone to cracking so could be a design flaw. In any case it's disappointing that the kettle needs to be replaced just a year later. Yes it's still functional with the chipped spout but its a sharp hazard so we can't leave it that way and it can't be repaired or replaced since its one whole glass component.

**update**
Contacted customer service who sent a new kettle - great, thanks!

The quality and sturdiness of the kettle was great. My wife and I enjoy drinking tea. We lived in England for a bit and got accustomed to the convince of a kettle when visiting friends and wanted to purchase one. The water gets hot fast and being able to see it through the clear glass is great. We have used it for a bit and it seems to be developing scales or something on the bottom of kettle. I have not been able to figure out how to clean it. Overall rating, happy but..

could be the water type in los angeles with heavy heavy calcium build up. but these white spots have begun to form and I assumed it would be easy to clean through hot water but it's not.

Though where the water bubbles boil from are these spots, so it may be micro-holes that come through the metal and the calcium is stuck in between. Have tried cleaning it off to no avail. Not sure if this is a hazard or not. Water temps boils just fine.

Something to note that people don't realize is that you have to turn off the kettle once done boiling. Other boilers we used will automatically turn off once done. The boiler will continue to reboil if left on when temp drops, so if you pour out your water and it's still ON, you may ruin the boiler.

Well we timed it and it was just over 8 minutes at first boil of 7 cups of Ice Cold water. But it seems to be getting a little quicker. If you use hot tap water it is much faster I have large hands so getting inside the pot to clean it is a little difficult for me. and why did they not make it a full 8 cups is beyond me. It does come in handy, and is great as a Tea Kettle. But Again Why Not 8 Cups? This Watch Pot Does Boil.............. In About 8 Minutes.