Dezin Electric Kettle is a 2L Stainless Steel Cordless Tea Kettle and support features like Fast Boil, Auto Shut Off and Boil Dry Protection Tech – Base on SIDE Concept. Its dimension is 6 x 8.3 x 8.5 inches and weighs only 1.9 pounds. Whole interior is made from stainless steel. As an added bonus, the “filter” where the water comes out is also stainless steel and is made a part of the unit. This electric kettle is perfect for all tea lovers! It’s very easy to use. Water boils very quickly. Find details in Dezin electric kettle review.
Dezin electric kettle review
Build
The 304 stainless steel interior of the kettle also ensures it can bring you the cleaner and healthier drinking water without harmful substances or taste issue.. Dezin electric glass kettle built with high-quality borosilicate glass, which can withstand temperature fluctuation and resist the strong shock and corrosion, minimize the risk of cracking even at more than 100 ℃ boiling temperatures.
Design
Dezin electric glass kettle always designs with aesthetics in mind. Made of the translucent sleek glass surface and contrasting modernistic 304 brushed stainless steel finish with exquisite workmanship, the kettle features both alluring looking and durability. Moreover, the LED decorates the kettle with the elegant blue light when the water is boiling, providing you the better visual enjoyment..
Capacity
1.5L capacity holds enough water for multiple people to prepare your full day beverages, coffee and tea. More humanization design is reflected in more details: a wide mouth and ergonomic handle allow your hands to reach the kettle’s bottom and clean the kettle at ease..
Safety and protection
Operates on 1200W (120V) and equipped with auto shut off, boil dry protection function and advanced temperature controller, Dezin glass kettle combines both safety and fast boil, consumes less energy and save more time to boil water than a stove kettle..
Dezin electric kettle customer review
It’s good for what it is
This is a bare-bones electric kettle, mostly steel with no submerged plastic or exposed element. (While the lid is lined with a stainless steel cap, the plastic hinge that holds it on IS exposed to steam during use and often drips condensation through the tab that locks the lid, especially if opened while the pot is still hot.
And it will be hot. Not insulated and unlined steel carafe gets very hot to the touch. The handle does not get hot (nor the lid,) and it is comfortable to hold and pour, but is situated in such a way that if pouring from a max fill, the steam can trail up and burn your fingers. It will also raise the ambient temperature of a small room by one or two degrees, which is welcome here, but maybe not elsewhere.
It is impossible to drain completely because of an unusually tight rim, which leads to the issue of cleaning…
This requires frequent descaling if you have hard water, and I highly recommend the manufacturer’s suggestion of brewing loose leaf tea directly in the pot before your first use. I don’t know if it’s steel polish or some other coating, but the “new pot” smell/taste was unpleasant, even after several washings and a vinegar cycle rinse. The tea seemed to take care of that flavor instantly.
If you have large hands (or even medium-sized hands) you will possibly need a bottle brush to clean this. I have taken to emptying the pot while it’s still hot and leaving the lid open after use to air dry, but it does still need a brush for the weekly descaling. It has the benefit of a hidden heating element, so it does clean up very easily. But that rim…
The automatic shut-off works well, although can take longer to trip the less water is in the pot or if the room is very cold. I’ve only been using it for six or eight weeks, so cannot attest to long term durability. Otherwise it’s pretty solidly (if plainly) constructed.
The base unit disc is lighter than the cord attached to it (which is fully safety compliant for this type of device, i.e. it’s very short,) so proper placement could be an issue for some and it does slide around a bit through normal use.
All-in-all, despite the flaws I find this an acceptable single-purpose appliance for daily use without extra features I don’t need at an extremely affordable price. Good for a dorm cabin or workshop, but not your niece’s wedding.
I would buy it again for myself, but I would not give it as a gift, if that makes any sense.
By Six Blue Monkeys, Amazon Reviewer
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