Circulon Tea Kettle, 1.9 Litre, Red

Purchased this kettle to one day replace my other Circulon kettle, now 20 years +. Feels slightly lighter than previous kettle, perhaps a diff quality metal, whistles well & so far so good

Amazing product, only thing which could have made a standout experience is its Handel. If it was adjustable or even a little twistable then it would have been a perfect product.

This is a nice high-quality stove top kettle. We have used it several times a day for over 2 months now. It has a nice finish. It’s easy to use. Easy to fill and easy to clean. It has a good whistle. It boils quickly on an induction stove. I also find it a very attractive addition to the kitchen. It looks great sitting on top of the range top even when not in use. I read reviews before purchasing and there were some negatives. From what I see all the issues are from misuse of the kettle and not the kettle itself. If you’re using this on an induction range, most of those problems can never happen. All the reports of the handle or the whistle melting or falling out is because the kettle is being used on a burner that is too large. If you’re using gas or electric range, you need to use it on a small burner. If the burner is much larger than 6 inches in diameter, the heat will naturally rise up and overheat and can melt the plastic handle and the whistle assembly. Some people complained the whistle wasn’t loud enough. My hearing isn’t the best, but I can easily hear the whistle. I suppose if you have severe hearing loss or you’re in the remote corner of your 20 room mansion, you might not hear the whistle. I think most people will hear the whistle just fine if they’re in the room or the next room over, etc…

Love that it is stainless steel and can be used on my induction stove. Love the look.

Lovely kettle. Good capacity; solid construction and lid fits snugly but easy to remove and replace. The perfect pouring spout - absolutely no dribbling. The shape of the handle is ideal for a task such as filling a hot water bottle because, gripping at the lower end instead of the apex, it is much less awkward for a controlled pour at a safe angle - also much less shoulder effort with a heavy filled receptacle. Love it.