Easyworkz Whistling Stovetop 2.3l Tea Kettle Food Grade Stainless Steel Hot Water Tea Pot with Loud Whistle

Bought two kettles to boil up water on stove. Easyworks 3.0L on right and King Hoff 3.4l on left. Both sold on Amazon for about £35.Easyworks is slightly lighter. Takes about an hour to boil 3L on stove that is ticking over. I use them to top up electric kettle, provide water for cooking and doing Washing up. Filled four times a day for last four months and no problems.Spout is large enough to fill from the tap, which is important to avoid steam when refilling.Both kettles have a thick base that contacts the stove to tranfer heat.Boths work well and don't overheat, so you can pick them up straight from the stove.Both recommended. Easyworks is slightly lighter and smaller.

Appearance is even better than the promotional photos. Excellent quality throughout.

The media could not be loaded.  Great little kettle. I wanted to get rid of stuff plugged into wall as it can look messy. Boils 3 mugs on the induction hob in about 2.5 -3 mins.Whistle is nice and loud. The handle doesn't get hot on the induction hob.

It’s a whistling kettle, not very loud and when it gets hot the handle does also, the button that opens the lid is bendy and when hot becomes hard to open and close.

This kettle was great for the first few months but then the handle came away in my hand whilst full of boiling water, no injuries luckily. It had melted away from metal stem.

Strong kettle well worth the money.

Beware the inside will rust.

Quite a sturdy kettle, and easily heats up quickly on top of the log burner stove. The whistle isn't loud, but it does work. The only small minor issue is that the handle can get a little hot if boiling enough water for two cups of tea, but still not too hot to hold. Definitely recommend :)