I found this travel kettle online and it had great reviews. It's the same size as my regular 60 oz kettle and it works well, but it takes 4.5 minutes to fully heat compared to my regular kettle which takes 3 minutes. They both weigh the same. I'm not a fan of the lid because the hinge is in the middle and it makes it a little difficult to fill. Overall, it's not bad, but I think I'll stick to using my gooseneck kettle when I travel since I prefer pour-over coffee.

This affordable small electric kettle is exactly what I was looking for. It can boil 1 cup of water in just a few minutes and 2 cups in about 4 minutes. I didn't need any fancy features, just a simple kettle that's easy to use. The only issue I've noticed is that the button to open the lid doesn't always work perfectly. Sometimes I have to tap the lid to get it to open. It's not a big problem, but worth mentioning. Other than that, this electric kettle has worked well for me.

This kettle is fantastic. It's very functional - simply add water to the pitcher, plug in the base, place the pitcher on the base, and slide the button on. It heats up quickly and easily. I highly recommend it. It's well-made and doesn't look or feel cheap.

This Courant kettle is fantastic. I found it in my hotel room during a business trip to Denver and now I'm hooked. It's sleek, lightweight, easy to use, and has low wattage. I've been using it at home for 2 months and have already bought one for my mother's house and plan to bring one to my in-laws. I might even buy another just to have it wherever I go. I'm not being paid for this review, but I wouldn't say no to a 10% discount on my next purchase or a year's supply of Green Tea.

I don't understand what all the fuss is about. This is a plastic kettle, and Courant is transparent about that. I've been using it in my university office for three years, not just for myself but for others as well. Personally, I'm not worried about the plastic, but I'm also pretty old and have probably been exposed to enough carcinogens to have done me in decades ago. I'm giving it 4 stars only because some people may not trust its material. Otherwise, it's a great little kettle at a reasonable price. Mine has been trouble-free and has worked perfectly.

I chose this kettle because of its small size, perfect for my nightly tea. The design is beautifully simple and functional, and the plastic material is sturdy. The metal boiling plate may tarnish over time, but it doesn't affect the kettle's performance. My only complaint is that it's difficult to clean the inside. Overall, I highly recommend this kettle for single-person households. Well done, Courant!

After extensive research, I've found that there are no small, high-quality travel electric kettles available. It seems that there is a limited demand for them, so manufacturers have not produced many. I don't want to use dirty electric kettles in hotels or AirBnBs, and I need something compact for my carry-on. This kettle fits the bill. It may not last long, but it's useful for a last-minute trip. It's sleek, boils enough water for a large mug of tea or instant coffee, and is lightweight. The built-in, swiveling lid is a bit gimmicky, but shouldn't be a dealbreaker. If it gets too dirty, it's probably time to get a new one. It's made of plastic, but of higher quality than the cheapest plastic kettles.

My wife and I have been enjoying having tea at bedtime, so we bought this electric kettle since we don't keep a kettle on the stove. It's very simple to use - just fill it with water, set it on the base, and flip the switch on. Once the water boils, it shuts itself off, and you can pour the water into a mug with a tea bag. It's so easy to use, even I can't mess it up! The only downside is that it heats the water to boiling, and you can't set a specific temperature, so if you're making green tea, you'll need to let the water cool down before pouring. But overall, it works as expected and is very convenient.