Tea Kettle Stovetop Whistling Teakettle ClassicTeapot Stainless Steel Tea Pots for Stove Top with Heat-resistant Folding Handle Mirror Finish, 2 liters

Ever since I was a little girl, I dreamed of having a kettle like this — and now that dream came true. I love its elegant design and the mirror finish, which looks beautiful in my kitchen. It’s lightweight but feels sturdy, the handle doesn’t get hot, and it’s very comfortable to pour. The size is just right for everyday use, it boils water quickly, and the whistle is clear without being too loud. It’s also very easy to clean. I’m truly happy with this purchase and would definitely buy it again.

This tea kettle is fantastic! It heats water quickly, pours smoothly without spills, and the sleek design looks great on my counter. The handle stays cool, and it’s super easy to clean. Whether for tea or cooking, it’s reliable and efficient

I've been using this for over a month now, and it’s holding up great. Heats up quickly and evenly, and the handle folds down, which makes it easy to store. The stainless steel is easy to clean and still looks brand new. Would definitely recommend this kettle!

This is a pretty, shiny teapot. It is 2 liter, not 2 quart size. The desc states both. The whistle is a very soft sound. Probably would not hear it if I wasn't nearby. I like it the teapot.

This tea kettle heats up really quick and the whistle is loud enough so I don’t forget it. The handle doesn’t get hot and folds down, which is super useful. Love the shiny look too, makes my kitchen look fancy.

I was given a refund for this kettle. I was so excited to receive it but when washing it I ran a sponge along that lip inside that is curled over and my sponge came out with a dark substance on it. I tried scrubbing it for hours to get it off. I even tried vinegar and baking soda. To test and see if it had been removed I would wet a paper towel and run it along that rim and no matter how long I scrubbed the paper towel still came out with that substance on it. I am thinking it's because they couldn't buff that area, and it is some sort of metal oxidation. Not really sure though. But when you boil your water it will go into that spot under the rim then fall back into your water. I don't think that is safe. I tried to leave a review on this about a year ago but was told it violated the rules. I thought it was important because who knows what people are ingesting. I don't think most people think to clean that area. The last photo is from the inside of the kettle toward that curled over rim. You can kind of see the difference in metal there.

I recently bought this product and I really like it. It heats water quickly and evenly, which is great for making tea or coffee. The handle stays cool, so I can hold it without getting burned. The spout opens automatically when I pour, which is very handy. It holds enough water for 4 to 5 people, so I don’t have to boil water again and again. It works well on my stove, but I use low to medium heat as it heats up fast. Overall, it’s a great kettle for everyday use.

it's sturdy and the handle doesn't get hot but it's the LID that whistles , not the spout. the lid is also exceptionally hard to put on and take off (like, boiling water will splash you if you need to remove the lid). The whistle will also not work unless the lid is fully installed so you have to chose between easy opening to measure temps / add water OR having a working whistleso if you just want to boil water and leave it for an hour, this is a fine pot at a good price. however, if you make baby bottles or do pour over coffee and need to remove the lid easily and often to measure temps, do NOT buy this.