ASCOTElectric Kettle, Glass Electric Tea Kettle Gifts for Men/Women/Family 1.5L 1500W Borosilicate Glass Tea Heater, with Auto Shut-Off and Boil-Dry Protection (Beige)

Super nice quality, works great and heats up water super fast! Looks super nice on counter too!

Wonderful tea kettle-clean classy and very useful! Easy to use and clean. Used it as a gift for my mom and she highly loves it

Only used this for about a week but noticing issues. At first, I thought this was a great water kettle. Looks fantastic, and heated the water relatively quickly. But I've had it just over a month (but out of town for 3 weeks) and noticed a plastic type smell upon my return. Like others mentioned, I think this is coming from the seal at the bottom or the spout. It's tinting the taste of the water, which I only noticed recently because I just started having warm water at night. Before I was using it to brew coffee which covered up most of the taste. To make matters even worse, steam is now coming out of the button mechanism. Never ever experienced this before on other kettles that are much less expensive. My advice, is to stay away from this brand.To add insult to injury, I missed the return window since I was out of town traveling for the holidays. Highly recommend a different brand. Hoping I can at least exchange it but we'll see.

I just love this thing! Love the look, ease of function. Plus, after a year I thought it had quit working, and customer service was so responsive and willing to replace it ( warranty is for two years). It turns out my power had gone out, lol. So the item still works wonderfully after 1 year. And was worth noting that customer service was excellent.

I love that this kettle is simple and safe/ nontoxic. I returned other brands and models because they came with a surprise Proposition 65 warning for carcinogens upon delivery that were not disclosed on product descriptions. This kettle does not have the cancer warning, and has safety rating certificates from Europe. The hot water only touches glass and a small silicone filter at the spout. This one is a keeper!

This is an attractive and interesting product. I like the design and seeing the water boil. And here's the rest of the story. If you are a non-native American English speaker, obsolescence is not a regular vocabulary word. The way the word is used today is that a product will no longer be serviceable due to a lack of workmanship, meaning the product is not of high quality and not resilient enough to last. For example, I ordered a lovely version of this product on October 28, 2020 so let’s say I started using it October 30, 2020. The inner bottom in this unit did not rust, nor did I see evidence of paint chipping (it was the light gold metal version). It for the most part, did 80% of the time did turn off, maybe more. Then about 6-8 months ago, to get it to heat water, I needed to rotate the kettle on it’s heating element base as it would no longer work at every location of the circle like it did in the beginning. Then it finally died on Valentines day 2025. Before it died, I started to notice the bottom had water somehow leaking, I kept drying the bottom to prove it to myself. All in all, our relationship with this teapot was 4 years, 3 months, 15 days. I invited the manufacturer to contact me with a shipping label so that their engineers in China may look at the unit which they were not interested in, if they truly believe in the beautiful words on their website. Such as:"ASCOT stands for excellence in design and engineering, which is why each product is created and developed to be “Different & Refined”.[... offering] climate products and more.Our relentless pursuit of refined performance wrapped in different and discerning design makes us the authoritative partner, helping you experience the satisfaction of striving for excellence.Our journey is one of relentless improvement..."This is all very wonderful.Hopefully this vision includes a vision toward protecting our earth by protecting us from needless throwing away an entire product into landfill, in a form of obsolescence?In my experience with websites such as these that share no address of where they are located and have no contact phone number or have no real support, is because they are not in denmark, where they claim their product is designed, they are based out of China. Looking that up, and yes, the website is registered in China and their mailing address which is redacted is in Hangzhou, China.Eventually, I was able to reach by email: Jenny at Ascot - Home . com (written this way because of Amazon's rules).She agreed to give me a 30% discount on a new product and in my attraction to aesthetics, I bought another one ( which will be the last if it doesn't last) and then I brought the broken one to a recycling center for computers.May you have good luck with yours.

I like it's transparent glass.