Tealyra - Glass Stove-top Kettle 60-ounce - Teapot - Heat Resistant Borosilicate - Pitcher - Carafe - No-Dripping - For Tea Juice Water - Hot or Iced - 1800ml

This is one of the best purchases I have made on Amazon.com. I absolutely love the minimalist design. I love the slim-looking handle. I love the wooden top. I love the strainer right at the spout of this kettle, giving me the ability to brew loose-leaf teas without using separate tools.I ran across this product haphazardly whilst meandering through Amazon "window shopping" if you will. When I came across it, I was immediately captivated because I'd never seen a glass container that you could heat on the stove. Upon further research, I learned that a product like this was not uncommon; however, none of them looked this aesthetically pleasing. It is modern and beautiful, yet functional in its form.I couldn't resist buying this with one click. It arrived in its package in perfect condition. It was the exact size that imagined it to be. It felt perfectly weighted when I picked it up by its handle. The glass felt smooth and the spout is impeccably crafted so that the liquid you pour goes exactly where you want it to go.The first thing that I did was boil water with a few Chamomile flowers and fresh cardamom. Admittedly, I was a bit apprehensive about putting this on the stove even with the myriad reviews I'd read where people said they had never had an issue with heat damaging the product. I only heated the water- slowly- on medium heat. The handle was cool to the touch, the tea poured perfectly, the straining spout preventing the flowers and pods from escaping the kettle. I truly am a believer that sometimes the right product can make things taste better. This kettle makes tea BETTER.You can see your tea brewing, you can steep it to the exact color you'd like for it to be. I can't get enough of this. No more guess work as to how much liquid is left in your kettle. I have zero complaints about this product after using it every day for a full week.Appearance- 5Function - 5Would I purchase again? Absolutely.

I was a little freaked out about putting glass on my gas stove but this kettle has worked perfectly after a week of use. Handle stays relatively cool as long as you keep the flame smaller than the kettle bottom. Biggest thing is the tea I've been drinking for years tastes *very* different! Turns out half of what I was tasting this whole time was my old metal kettle leeching into the water. Glad to no longer be ingesting that. It's also fun to be able to watch the water boil, and I've gotten accustomed to what it sounds like when it reaches a boil so I can hear when to go get it (or just set a timer to be safe). Really happy with this kettle.

These kettles are really nice to have. Let me start by saying I have never placed it directly on the stove for heating water so I am not sure how well they perform in that situation. But for my use which is letting boiled water cool, they function really well. My mother is on her second one and I have had mine for over a year. Since I bought mine they have made a slight improvement on the wooden lid. Mine was all wood with a rubber seal and the wood has broken. But both of the ones my mother had have a stainless steel under covering which protects the wood from the moisture of the water. This is a welcome improvement. I wish they would send me a new lid to replace the one I now have. Hint hint.

Exactly the same as the one I saw for sale at Wayfair for $10 more, and it out of stock on this larger size, so worth buying here but now that I have it in my hands I can see a few things that may be issues in the future.The handle is glass also, as expected, but thinner than I'd like. It's -maybe- the width of a pencil and flattened but not very thick. I can see this being a weak point in it's design so take care when washing it or one smack and the handle might break.The seal on the lid is thin and flimsy. It does not cover the entire metal rim of the lid, it's not wide enough, so it slides around some when you take the lid on and off. It's also -very- soft and pliable from the start so it will only get more so over time until it doesn't hold well at all. Also, when hot I can see this seal being possibly close to useless. When hot I expect it to become so soft it will slide around like melting butter. Might be worth looking for a replacement before then. Goes on easily and is -slightly- more difficult to pull off which is good, won't fall off easily when cool.

Some of viewers said that it was too thin glass but you can see from my pictures that this glass kettle has no problem heating up and making a great green tea! Yes, it is easy to clean up. Yes, if the tea leaves are too small then the filter doesn’t hold back but again I don’t often use small cut tea leaves. It is very pretty, functional looking tea maker. This design can be made perfect if it is put better filter and easy accessible one. It is somewhat difficult to put the filter especially when you forgot it and it is boiling already! Every design can be improved. Yes, I do recommend this tea glass kettle without getting any money from this company. By the way I am a tea drinker so I use it 4 to 5 times a day!

It’s so easy to clean too unlike other tea kettles. It’s beautiful too. The handles stays cool. Just make sure the kettle is situated not in direct line of heat on stove while using so the handle is completely cool when using. It makes a nice gift because you don’t often see this kind of a kettle that works so well. Haven’t had any problems using it at all. Store it on the stovetop… it’s just that pretty.