Greater Goods Gooseneck Electric Kettle, 1200W Temperature Control, 0.8L

This kettle is substantially better, and also less money, than competition from Bonavita and Cusineart, etc. And just as good as the fancy, much more expensive high-brow barista brands (Fellows etc). I also have Greater Goods' coffee scale and could say exactly the same. This company is doing "high-end" products at "consumer-grade" pricing and I'd like to send them a big hug. The dial is very intuitive and allows rapidly setting any temp you want. No repeat button pushes or fixed presets. The *sound* is a very gentle unassuming beep and can even be turned off. My former Cuisinart kettle sounded like one of those ear-piercing smoke detector beeps - extremely jarring, to the point of genuine anxiety-inducing if you're sensitive to sound, and could not be turned off or down. Plus it had only preset temps, and stupidly boiled off instead of shutting off because I live at a higher altitude, I presume. My cuisinart also sprayed hot steam towards my fingers and I had to hold the handle down low not to be burned. And yet, it was significantly more expensive than this Greater Goods kettle. I also like the small footprint of the base, the thoughtful depression for the thumb on the handle for pouring control. It has been designed carefully, by people who clearly actually use and love the product unlike those big box store consumer brands.

Amazing kettle! Been shopping around for Fellows Stag dupes because I couldn’t justify spending $180 during this time for a kettle. This little guy looks so sleek and cool on my counter. Picture uploaded for scale of size (: Like the dial and how the screen is compact on the dial unlike some that look tacky with led screens everywhere or being too big. Also love how you can PRECISELY adjust the temp of the water by switching the dial which is nice. You can choose to have the beep sound off, change it to Celsius, and also 2 options of holding the temperature for 10 or 60 mins. It heats pretty fast and the LED screw does climb up in real time showing you the temp rising. Will report back on heating time and durability if it becomes wonky or off. As for now they did have a 2 year warranty if you register direct with them.

This kettle does what you want for making coffee. It allows you to adjust the temperature with one-degree granularity and is accurate. I checked the accuracy, and the temperature is always within one degree of the indicated temperature, usually half a degree. Now, I had a problem within a few weeks when the display cut out. I thought that this was a defect with the kettle. Perhaps it was, or perhaps my constantly spilling water on the display was the cause. But regardless, I reached out to Greater Goods, and they helped me with a swift and seemless warranty replacement. The kettle itself has good capacity and is a nice metal material. It is pretty quiet; I like the beeps that it makes when it reaches temperature, but if you don't, or if you're trying to be really quiet in the morning, you can turn off the beeps altogether. As some others have mentioned, once it resches temperature, even with the hold function on, it will let the water cool abiut five degrees before heating it back up to the set temperature. I have not found this to be a problem, because turning it off and immediately turning it back on again (which is very easy, as you simply press the display twice) causes the kettle to return the water to temperature, even if the water is only a degree or two shy of the target temperature. It looks great on the counter as well. This is the best water kettle for coffee at this price that I can find. And if you get a defective one, their customer service has your back. I highly recommend this kettle.

I bought this tea kettle two years ago almost to the month. And for two years, it worked perfectly. It’s beautiful, doesn’t take up a lot of counter space, and heated water really quickly. I would have given it 5 stars. However two days ago it simply stopped working. I tried plugging it into other outlets, checked to see if moisture got into the heating plate — nothing! It is completely dead for absolutely no reason that I can see. And course the warranty expired six weeks ago. Planned obsolescence? Who knows. But for the price, it should last longer than 2 years.

This kettle is lovely. Like many folks I was initially impressed with the careful, non-plastic, recyclable paper packaging it shipped in, other than a couple of protective slip covers for the kettle and base, which (at least) have the consistency of tiny biodegradable garbage bags. The warranty is front and center with the delightful, easily readable, stitched user manual about the size of a small Field Notes pad. The kettle is everything my old cranky Bonavita wasn't. It's simpler, intuitive, faster, can actually hold water at a consistent temperature, and no plastic touches the water. The real test will be longevity. Can it outlast the 7 years I got from the Bonavita? Hard to say, but I treat my kitchen tools with respect and care, so we will see. The Morning Bloom kettle is an amazing product and I am happy with its initial quality. I bought it over exceedingly overpriced kettles at a fair price. My detailed research indicates that there is not a lock on better quality or materials and construction for overpriced brands, so their extravagant pricing is unjustified, unless you want a name, or particular design. Lastly, beyond heating accuracy, the Morning Bloom is well balanced, pours like a dream, as fast or as slow as needed, without the inconsistent dribbles the Bonavita gave out when pouring slowly. If this is your first, second, or even third kettle, prepare to be spoiled and enjoy perfectly brewed coffee pour-overs and teas.

Overall, this kettle has been a game changer for making coffee. It's impeccably useful for controlling the flow rate when pouring a v60. By holding the button, you can start a timer that gives you a "3-2-1" countdown before becoming a stopwatch. It has a lot of tiny design features that puts it as a high quality budget option for a temp-controlled gooseneck kettle. Heating is relatively fast and if you can't prep your coffee bed before it finishes, the kettle has a hold mode. The aesthetic of a single dial, single button kettle holds it's own. It's minimalist, sleek, and not frustrating to use nor set up. The kettle has some downsides for me, though. For context, my kettle is set to hold for 10 minutes right now. Say, I set it to a boil at 100°C. After that, I use the fresh off the boil water to preheat a device. Then I set the kettle to go down to 93°C. The kettle will beep and say it's at 93°C, rather than show you the temperature of the water inside the kettle, which is probably still at 100°C. Visually, it sometimes won't differentiate between the goal temperature and the current temperature, even though it definitely has that capability. Another little sticking point, every time you unplug the kettle base, you have to redo the settings. It's not too hard to do, but it's still worth mentioning. Thankfully, there aren't so many settings that it would force me to keep a dedicated outlet, (Just 3, hold mode duration, toggle beep, unit F or C), but the settings menu is probably the worst part of the UI. Like, if everything else was a 9 out of 10, the settings menu is an 8 out of 10. It's simplistic and well designed, but just slightly less satisfying to use.

Been using the Greater Goods Electric Gooseneck Kettle for a few weeks now, and it has completely changed my morning routine. The design is sleek and modern, and the stainless steel build feels sturdy and high quality. Functionality and Temperature control is spot on. I can dial in the exact heat I want, whether it’s 200°F for coffee or lower for delicate teas. It heats up quickly, in just a few minutes and the hold feature is great. As I am trying to switch my home to non toxic products I appreciate that there is no plastic touching the water. It’s a little small, after all it is a 1-liter kettle, so if you’re brewing for a group you may need to refill it. Also, it has a single button for control, which I like for simplicity, but some might prefer presets. Overall, this kettle is well worth the price. It’s fast, accurate, stylish, and clearly designed with coffee and tea lovers in mind. Highly recommend!

I'm coming to the Greater Goods kettle from a Cuisinart v-spout. I was on the hunt for a gooseneck to start making pourover coffee, and also to use for Aeropress and tea. I did a TON (read: an unreasonable amount) of research and ultimately was torn between this and the Fellow Stagg. I struggled with the idea of paying $200 for the Stagg, so I decided to give this one a try, and I'm thrilled! - The packaging is wonderful. Props to the brand, I really felt like I was unboxing a premium product (something I thought I'd miss out on passing over the Stagg). They put a lot of care into it. - Another review mentioned that the menu is difficult to navigate, but I thought it was very well done for something with only a single scroll wheel. A few button presses and you're on your way. And I love that the display shows the current temperature of the water inside, which I didn't realize when I purchased, so that was a nice surprise. - It's very well-made and feels sturdy, I have no concerns about its longevity whatsoever - and it's very very pretty. - Overall it's been delightful to use. It's beautifully balanced, the pour is easy to control, and it's incredibly comfortable to hold. It's a small form factor, but holds more than enough water for us - we can brew two 300g cups of coffee before needing to refill. It heats quickly, too! If it ever gives up on me, I may consider the upgrade to the Stagg, but this really does feel like a premium appliance for a fraction of the cost. The same goes for their coffee scale, which I got to accompany the kettle. Both perfect! I couldn't be happier :)

El diseño está muy bonito, se siente premium y calienta el agua a buena velocidad. También me ha resultado bastante resistente

O produto funcionou por dois dias e depois simplesmente parou de funcionar

Excelente producto, muy buenos materiales, un punto a mejorar es la capacidad pues es muy reducida, por los que servir más de dos cafés se hace una tarea tardada