Aigostar Electric Kettle, 1500W Cordless Electric Tea and Hot Water Kettle with Filter, LED Illuminated, High Borosilicate Glass, No BPA, Auto Shutoff, Boil-Dry Protection, 360° Base, 1.7 Liter

Love this kettle!!!! Boils water in about 3 min and stays hot for a while if you go for a 2nd cup. Also great for adding into instant mashed potato's without heating on the stove and instant oatmeal.

I absolutely love the Aigostar Electric Kettle! It combines functionality, safety, and style perfectly. The high borosilicate glass body is not only durable but also gives it a sleek, modern look, and the LED illumination adds a touch of elegance while letting you know it’s heating. The 1500W power heats water incredibly fast, and the 1.7-liter capacity is perfect for making tea, coffee, or hot beverages for the whole family.I appreciate the thoughtful features like the auto shutoff and boil-dry protection, which give me peace of mind when multitasking. The 360° base makes it convenient to place back from any angle, and the BPA-free materials are a big plus for health-conscious users. The built-in filter ensures clean water every time, and it's super easy to clean.If you're looking for a reliable, stylish, and efficient kettle, this one checks all the boxes. Highly recommended!

Although I’ve only had the kettle a little over a month, I’m very pleased with it. I’ll use it for the occasional cup of mint tea (sweetened with a packet of Orange Blast or lemonade powdered drink mix—try it!), my primary use is to boil eggs. Anywhere from a single egg to a half-dozen, perfectly boiled every time in about 5 minutes. For hard-cooked, let them sit in the kettle after the boil cycle stops, until the water is cool enough to handle (hat-tip to Alton Brown for mentioning the kettle as a boiled egg multi-tasker).The kettle comes to a boil quickly, and the blue light around the bottom while cooking is pretty cool—sort of like watching a Lava Lamp (dating myself).I especially appreciate the very wide mouth on this kettle—easy to fill, and to unload a handful of cooked eggs! The 1.7 liter capacity is plenty ample.I also like the clear glass: as mention, the blue light looks good, and, when inevitably calcium starts to build up inside, it’ll be easy to see and reach with a sponge and a bit of vinegar.Altogether a nice purchase.p.s. another egg-cooking tip from Jacques Pepin: use a thumb tack or push-pin to punch one tiny hole in the large end of your egg before beginning to boil. The hole allows air inside to escape as the egg begins to cook, so the pressure inside the egg is allowed to escape without cracking the eggshell.

From a safety standpoint as well as ease of use, this electric kettle performs well, and I made some observations and took measurements.The 2.5ft long power cord is stamped with "(UL) SJT 16AWG 300V" with a non-polarized male plug resembling a NEMA 5-15P although not specified with known markings other than "UL". The Intertek label on the power base shows "900-1100W" and "Conforms to UL STD 1082" which is the correct UL specification for this type of household device.The kettle glass appears flawless and of uniform thickness with 0.5L (MIN), 1.0L and 1.7L (MAX) markings on two opposite sides, the plastic parts are of smooth and flat/satin finishes with no mold separation flash, and the base containing the heating element and LED has an outer plastic cover with the same Intertek label. The LED lamp(s?) in the kettle base reflect off a prismed o-ring lens that appears to be part of the glass flask bottom. The handle has an upper push switch which opens the spring-loaded cover, and a lower rocker switch with "I" and "O" positions for power. Electrical power is made with a circular female connector in the center of the kettle base which seats on a male connector centered on the power base.I followed the instructions and twice operated the kettle with a full (MAX) 1.7L fill up. Using cool tap water measured at 68F, the kettle took exactly 9.0 minutes to reach a rolling boil measured at 211-212F using both an infrared non-contact thermometer and a probe type immersion thermometer. The kettle automatically shuts off after about 20 seconds at full boil and a small screen attachment on the lid behind the pour spout prevents splashing of water outside of the kettle during boiling and also acts as a baffle to prevent flow surges while pouring. Removing the kettle from the base is a simple lift-up motion off the power base and the power base does not conduct any significant heat.Overall I have no negative comments, find this appliance very easy to use, and am confident in safety features.

This is a fairly nice kettle. My wife accidentally placed her other one (which was very nice) on the cook top of the range (where was her mind?) while it was on. Needless to say, it melted. She wanted another and didn't want to spend too much. I tried to buy her one that was more like the original, but she insisted on this one. So, I bought this one. It works fine, looks nice, cool blue lights, starts up and slowly heats the water to a boil (no temp control, just on and off), then it shuts off. Works fine if you're not interested in perfect heat for a certain type of tea etc. Has a little screen filter that seems to work well. Overall look is stylish. Glass is pretty much like any of the others I've seen. Just a pretty good, no frills, kettle at a great price.

Aigostar electric kettle purchase replaced my much-loved 10 year old Magic Mill brand kettle. This replacement appears almost identical to my original. Hope it will hold up just as well.Things I like about it:Affordable; simple, classic design; quick-boil; cord storage in base; relatively lightweight even when full.Kettle's glass component is a specialty element, possibly lighter-weight than original glass to improve the product's function.Needs imprrovement: Lid could be more sturdy.Overall, very happy with my choice.

Simple one touch button to start heating. The blue lighting illuminates the water so you can tell it’s still heating then it switches to white when it’s done (a few seconds after a vigorous boil). Works great!