Harriet Gooseneck Kettle with Thermometer for Pour Over Coffee and Tea, 37 fl oz, Stainless Steel, Durable 3-Layer Base, Ideal Spout for Precision Pouring, Compatible with all Stove Tops, Blue

This is way more efficient than the electric kettles. Granted, I’m using an induction cook top, but this boils water about 50% faster than an electric. I don’t know how this would stand up to an open flame though. The wood handle would indicate that’s not a good idea.

I love this little teapot. It heats the water really fast love the stainless steel interior. It’s very cute and looks stylish on top of the stove and is perfect for my pour over coffee. I originally bought it to bring with me in the camper, but I use it almost every day in the house.

This is the greatest little kettle. I don't need a huge kettle to make a cup of pourover coffee or a cup of tea. This heats up fast on my stove, I like the little thermometer on top. The handle does not get hot and pours easily. Recommend.

We initial lived thus kettle! Nice size, easy to handle. However, after only using twice, the screws on the lid that hold the gauge on were rusting 😞. And the gauge itself stopped working. So sad. I would only give half a star if that was possible.

This kettle has a well designed handle, neck, and shape overall. It feels of high quality, and pours excellently. The handle is also great at staying cool to the touch, even when the gas burner is a tad too high and heating it. The trivet is also a nice touch, so you have somewhere to set it while making coffee without losing heat into stone counters or burning non-stone surfaces. It's also very nice to see where you're at in the boil with the built in thermometer, however this is the fatal flaw. The thermometer is the handle to remove the lid, which fits snugly into the kettle. I have no complaint with the lid design or fit, as it is appropriately tight to not accidentally come off or fall off while pouring. With this said, the thermometer head being the handle means you're pulling on the thermometer head every time you take the lid off - one day mine simply popped off and now there is no way to remove the lid and the thermometer does not work. If it were made of another material, I could simply reattach it - since it's the thermometer head and has sheared off, I have to replace the kettle. In short, this is an excellent kettle with a fatal design flaw. It will work well for you for some time, but I would expect this isn't a single defective unit and this will be the way you end up needing to replace the kettle. I would recommend that the thermometer head sit inside a rigid protective shroud (metal) that is threaded into the lid and has the silicone to protect your hand from heat. This would take the force of removing the lid off the thermometer head and make this an extremely durable kettle in addition to its attractive aesthetic and excellent functional execution.

Updated review (1/23/26): It looks like Harriet has fixed the design flaw I point out below. I really liked this particular kettle for it's ability to completely drain (and not rust or mold), and for the temperature gauge and overall looks and quality. So, I took the time to investigate the initial design flaw on my broken model and realized the 3 tabs that lock the lid in place could be slightly adjusted with a butter knife. Doing so makes the lid way easier to come on/off and this alone would likely fix the inherent design flaw that broke my first kettle. I ordered a replacement figuring I could make this change myself. I just received it and see that the top knob has been redesigned in two ways. First, the knob is now secured with two screws from under the lid instead of relying on a friction fit. Second, the knob has been beefed up a bit. I also took a bit of time to fix the securement tabs as I mentioned above and am confident I won't have this issue again. I will say that I'm disappointed the company didn't respond to emails requesting a replacement lid (or my initial negative review), but am happy that I could keep going with this kettle that I enjoy daily. Original review (1/20/26): While I thought the high price of this kettle was initially justified, 7 months to failure is quite frustrating. I bought this in May of ‘25 for my daily coffee. It worked better than other kettles in terms of being able to fully drain and not get moldy. Now it’s January of ‘26 and the thermometer just busted making it unusable. This means that not only does the thermometer not work properly, but you can’t pull the lid off without the knob coming off first. So the top is stuck on until you pry it open with a knife. This is due to how it’s constructed…the top rubber knob is build around the thermometer stem via friction fit and the rubber knob failed at the base, presumably due to regular heating..

I like it so far. Everything works and it looks nice. It seems pretty sturdy and durable. The size is right. The water spout pours well. The thermometer on top seems accurate.

I've had this product for nearly a year now and I love it. The spout is just great and I love the temperature gauge. It's held up really well too. It's starting to get discolored near the bottom, but I'm getting a lot of use out of it so it's expected. I love the green color and the cork mat it comes with. I would absolutely buy this again and again. (Great for watering plants too!)

An und für sich sehr Schick, Erfüllt sein Zweck. Nachteil nicht Geschirrspüler geeignet. Hatte ihn einmal Nachdem ich zu Doll gebraten hatte, diesen in den Geschirrspüler gehauen, leider hatte sich danach sehr viel Beschichtung gelöst. TOLL wäre es wenn es diesen Wasserkocher mit Emaille gäbe

This is a quality gooseneck kettle. I bought mine 4 months ago and I can’t say enough about how good it is. There was a lot of thought in its design and functionality. It boils water fast, the temperature indicator, which is must have in my opinion now that I have one, is well designed and works perfectly. I always rinse and dry my kettle daily and use a little vinegar weekly to keep it shiny and looking like new on the inside. I would question those who complain about rust resistance whether they are giving their kettle this easy maintenance care required to avoid calcium damage.

Thermometerbefestigung Innenseite rostet nach bereits einer Woche.

Nice looking. The wooden handle is still intact after 18 months of beachfront usage (with the doors open 24/7), and no rust inside or out. Gives a good controllable pour!

Works great, solid little kettle. Lovely green colour.