0.5L Small Portable Electric Kettles for Boiling Water, Stainless Steel Travel Kettle, Fast Boil Teapot, Boil-Dry Protection & Auto Shut-Off, Perfect For Traveling Cooking, Coffee, Tea, Eggs(Green)

Bought for my campervan, boils quickly and easy to store. Looks nice too. Tiny enough to fit on my small counter along with my mini oven and mini heater. Just enough for one large mug. Lightweight for storage and cheaper than a lot of others. Looks good quality with a stainless steel liner.

This is a great little kettle. Looks attractive, switches off when boiling and boils, I think, really quickly.

Ideal for just one or two cups of tea . 1 kWh so economical to run. Lightweight. Overall, good value.

Perfect for our guest room. Has stainless steel interior. Looks good, nice colour.

I threw away the box because I assumed that it’s a normal kettle that works, now for next time I should anticipate that the kettle I buy might be made by a donkey. The light turns on but it doesn’t heat, only a donkey would make a kettle that doesn’t heat so make sure you buy things made by humans and not donkeys.

**Sleek and Functional, but Has Some Quirks**This RHD Electric Gooseneck Kettle is definitely stylish and ideal if you're serious about your pour-over coffee or delicate teas. The real-time temperature control with LCD display is accurate, clear, and incredibly handy, especially if precision matters to you. The gooseneck spout provides excellent control, making pouring steady and precise—no accidental spills or splashes.It heats water quickly enough thanks to the 1200W element, and switching between °F and °C is a useful feature. The matte-black finish looks fantastic on the countertop and feels premium overall.However, there are some downsides. The 0.9L capacity is a bit limiting if you're brewing for more than two people, and I also noticed the kettle body gets very hot to touch. Additionally, the lid feels slightly flimsy compared to the rest of the kettle, which detracts from its premium feel.Overall, it's a decent kettle for enthusiasts looking for precise temperature control and sleek design, but some minor build-quality improvements would make it truly excellent.

At a campsite couple of years ago no portable gas was allow because of a potential risk of fire. So no Tea or Coffee could be made in tents - Only camper-vans or purchased. Because of this I decided to purchase a solar-generator, but this was so heavy I did not used. But NOW with a greater range of solar-generators available I decided that electric tea/coffee making WAS a good idea generally, SO now I have this lovely little kettle, and a sensible size and weight generator. The kettle boil time for 500ml is acceptable and it used 14% of my generator (448wh), so I'm hoping to get over 5 boils from this per charge!. So ideal for any-day out. Pot-noodle anyone???

Nice little kettle, very light just 500 watts boils a cup of tea in about one minutebut holds at least four. Just use with care as the body gets hot but the handle iscool and has a good grip. The main thing in its favor is stainless steel so the inside keeps clean.Have only had it a short time but I think this review will stand good.