Travel Electric Kettle Portable Small Mini Tea Coffee Kettle Water Boiler, Water Heater with 4 Temperature Control,304 Stainless Steel with Auto Shut-Off & Boil Dry Protection, BPA-Free (White)

I recently bought the Travel Electric Kettle and it’s been a total game-changer for my traveling mornings! This compact, mini kettle heats up quickly and is super easy to use. The 4 temperature control settings are awesome, allowing me to brew everything from tea to coffee to oatmeal without worrying about the water being too hot or cold.The 304 stainless steel body feels durable and looks sleek in white, plus it’s BPA-free, which is a nice bonus. The auto shut-off and boil dry protection features give me peace of mind, especially when I’m in a rush. It’s small enough to pack in my bag, making it perfect for travel. Whether I’m at a hotel or on the go, I can always have hot water in minutes. Definitely recommend it for anyone who needs a reliable and portable kettle!

The kettle is great. Easy to fill and operate. I like a warm beverage at night when traveling. I never want to use the in-room hotel coffee maker, for various reasons. This heats up quickly and perfectly, even at high altitude. It’s also about the size of a water bottle so it travels very well.

Absolutely great. I've been doing a lot of travel as of late, and I'm a big tea drinker. Which is a real problem when you live and mostly travel in the US, because the vast majority of the tea you get in hotels is crap, and they almost never have a decent way of just getting the hot water you need.I bought this thing as an experiment, and I'm glad I did. It works flawlessly. Does about a cup and a bit, which makes it perfect for either your own mugs or hotel sized insulated disposable cups. It's nice and quick, and it's astonishingly quiet. When I used it the first time I wasn't entirely sure I had it turned on, because it didn't make any noise at all till almost the moment it finished. A single loud beep is your indication the water's done boiling, at which point you can just unscrew the lid and pour. I do wish it had some kind of spout, but that's a minor gripe at most. Once dried out, you can store the plug inside it and stick it in your suitcase, ready for the next trip. I'll be using this thing for a good long time to come.

I'm going to give my opinion of the travel kettle but first let me digress to this point: I'm a coffee snob. Whenever I travel, I bring my own coffee setup with me (which attracts unlimited derision from some loved ones and others, but I digress even further with that). "My own coffee setup" involves a pour-over kit (in this case an "OXO Single Serve 12 Ounces Pour-Over Coffee Maker" that I also bought on Amazon). Occasionally I even bring my own coffee grinder, but not this trip."This trip" was a five-day trip to another US state where I knew I was going to be out in the middle of nowhere in a cheap (but charming) little hotel with nothing but an in-room coffee maker and no coffee to buy in town except watered-down gas station or diner coffee. And for that I'd have to walk 20 minutes. I wanted a way to heat my water, take out some beans I'd already ground, put them in my pour-over and have some coffee going in my room within minutes of getting up (but avoid using the questionable room coffeemaker). And all these devices needed to be portable enough to go into a piece of luggage for a plane trip.So ... enter the "Travel Electric Kettle" from the almost-unpronounceable, nonsensically named Chinese company. The first thing I noticed and very much like is the carry case; sleek and just big enough to fit the kettle (plug can go in the unit). The unit itself looked great -- mine is in white.The operation is simple. Fill it with water no higher than a fill line, secure the cap, plug it in, turn it on, make sure you have it set for the water temp you want (mine was 212 Fahrenheit) and then let it do its thing. In a few minutes it will get your water to the desired temp and beep, showing the temp on the display. I would then unplug the device (not strictly necessary but that's me) or at least make sure I could execute a pouring motion without getting fouled up in the cord, and then I would pour the hot water into the reservoir of my pour-over funnel and within minutes I was drinking strong, fresh hot coffee having never had to leave my hotel room.I used the unit six days in a row (and others did too, for other hot water needs) and now that I'm it is sitting in my cupboard, awaiting my next outing. For those who wonder about these things, it heats up to (about) 370ml of water in one go. That's roughly what filling to the fill line gets you. And, you have to be a little careful taking off the lid once your water is hot; it's a bit like taking the radiator cap off a car once it's been operating. I wait a minute and carefully unscrew it.All in all, I was very pleased with this travel electric kettle and only avoid giving it five star because I can't speak to its longevity yet (It was delivered to me the day before my trip).

I wish I’d seen one sooner. This little guy is small and convenient for traveling. Build the water really fast. It is well made and functions as intended. If you travel a lot and hate the swamp water they call coffee in the hotels, this right here is a must have to make your own coffee. I’m happy with this purchase.