Travel Electric Kettle Portable Small Mini Tea Coffee Kettle Water Boiler, Water Heater with 4 Temperature Control,304 Stainless Steel with Auto Shut-Off & Boil Dry Protection, BPA-Free (White)

Slick looking unit with a nice leather pouch. Hearts up quick and temp is accurate. Lifetime warranty registration card was included (QR code to register for free warranty). Instructions are easy to read/follow. It does suggest cleaning by boiling a full kettle of water before first use. Glad I bought it! The label on the pouch looks like a Scrabble violation.Includes a lifetime warranty (I'm not exactly sure the terms but I signed up for it) QR codeSide note...I boiled eggs (2 at a time) although the instructions clearly state that you should use it only for heating water and not for cooking. Set the temp for 212 and left the eggs in for 15 minutes after the beep and the yolks were just starting to green (see picture). I didn't shock them as I was camping and had no ice. Next 2 eggs I left in for 12 minutes after the beep and they were perfect.Uses on average 220 watts white heating and after 5 cycles only used 10% on my older jackery1000 battery unit.This kettle is super useful if you need some hot water quick (and to cook hard boiled eggs in a pinch!)

If you're always on the go or want a hot beverage in the office, this is worth the investment! I purchased one for myself after I tried my friend's and I use it all the time now! It's super easy to clean and definitely easy to maintain. I carry it everywhere with me and I just keep in my trunk!This honestly boils water really fast and to the right temperature (different settings). The size is just perfect for my tumbler and I don't have to worry about not having enough. It's been very strong so far and I haven't had any issues!

This product is perfect for one person traveling who wants to heat enough water for coffee, tea, instant bone broth, etc. It worked very well and tucked easily into suitcase. Heats water very fast. I like to bring Starbucks Via sticks or other instant coffee and boil my own water instead of using gross hotel room coffee makers.

I have food allergies, so traveling internationally can be difficult. I found this kettle to use with my allergy-friendly camping meals that I took with me. I love that you can pick the different temperature settings, and it will keep it warm as long as it's plugged in. It worked pretty quickly, heating room temp water to boiling in about 5-6 minutes.If you're going to take this internationally, you'll need a watt converter. Otherwise, it won't work. I used this one that is both a watt converter and step-down converter: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D2X8V5F5?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1The one thing I don't like is that the nice bag that comes with the kettle doesn't have enough room for the power cord. It would be nice if the cord fit in too, but it wasn't a huge deal breaker for me since I was carrying multiple cords with me (for the watt converter).

Nice blue kettle, light weight and easy to open and clean. It works well and takes about 8 minutes to boil water at 212 F degrees.

I enjoy using the portable tea kettle, it is very convenient and it boils the water very quickly. I plan to buy a second one.

Excellent buy. Good for travel and in the office.

Disliked:A crucial piece of information that was not included in description but was on instruction sheet that came with item was: "This product can be used at altitudes of less than 1200 meters (3937 feet) with the lid on to boil water. When altitude is higher than 1200 meters, open lid to boil water, do not close to boil water."I live at almost 6000 feet in altitude. The spill proof design if tipped over is null and void if I have to boil water with an open lid and it can potentially be a hazard for burns if accidentally knocked over.In description it said it would heat water to set temperature within 5-7 minutes. Not true. More like 7+ minutes.It says if using the lid (which I couldn't because of the altitude but I think it is important to note for those that can use the lid) that you must wait 2-3 minutes before opening lid.If you choose a temperature setting and you have to wait 2-3 minutes before opening the lid the water temperature begins cooling immediately upon shut off. Technically you won't get the desired temperature.Instructions that came with item also stated that this kettle will maintain temperature up to two hours without power. Not true. To begin with, I set the kettle at 212° and it never reached that temperature with lid on (I only tried this once because of the instructions about the altitude). It only reached 206° and with power on, mind you, following the instructions of waiting the 2 minutes before opening the lid the temperature dropped to 200°, at 3 minutes it dropped to 196°. I also tried this without the lid. It took longer than 8+ minutes to boil and shut off and it only reached 206°. Without the lid at the 2 minute mark the temperature dropped to 196° and at the 3 minute mark it was at 192°. I know I wouldn't have to wait the 2-3 minutes without the lid but as a reference, if I wasn't right there when it shut off to get the water at it's peak heat, the water would be cooling off rapidly.Instructions also stated that the kettle will maintain temperature at minimum of 113° for up to 12 hours with power on, then automatically switch off after 12 hours and slowly cool down. I don't know if this feature is true. I didn't bother to try it.The instructions say not to plug the kettle in without water. But it's easier to plug it in and then use a glass /cup to fill it with water. If you try to fill the kettle from the sink and then try to plug it in, it's not easy to keep the plug cover open, hold the kettle at a tilt to see where the plug goes in.I am returning this product for these reasons and...Side note:I bought this for my 98 year old mother. Up to now she was using our stove top whistling tea kettle for her every morning tea. She has been struggling to hold on to things because she has very deformed hands from her arthritis and is dropping things. This tea kettle was getting too big for her to handle with water in it. She also is deaf without her hearing aids and is exhibiting dementia type memory loss. If she forgets to put her hearing aids in she won't hear the whistling tea kettle. With and without the hearing aids she has forgotten that she turned the whistling tea kettle on. Time to get rid of the stove top tea kettle.Why I bought this kettle:I was looking for something for Mom that was small, lightweight and safe from spills. I liked the readable temperature display feature and easy temperature settings and of course the automatic shut off to prevent boiling dry. I thought this would work for Mom. Unfortunately with issues I had after trying out the product that I've listed above, this won't work for her.I also didn't take into consideration that with her crooked hands she would struggle to open and close the lid and struggle plug and unplug the kettle. And without a handle she would struggle to hold the kettle to pour the water. So add these physical limitations Mom has to the faults in the product I am returning the product.