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Making tea and pour-over coffee is quick and easy with these kettles.

An assortment of electric kettles we recommend on a wooden surface near a sink

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The stainless steel material means you cant see the water boil or water levels.

This lovely Cosori Electric Kettle features a gooseneck design that we loved during testing.

Its long, slim spout prevents drips and is perfect for pour-over coffee.

Cosori Electric Gooseneck Kettle

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In our tests, the spout poured smoothly, and water never dripped.

The base of the kettle has five one-touch presets.

The buttons are labeled and show both tea types and temperatures.

A hand pouring water from a jug into the Cosori Electric Gooseneck Kettle

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In addition to the presets, a keep warm button maintains the temperature for 60 minutes.

This kettle heats up relatively quickly and shuts off automatically once the water is heated.

The pot holds 0.8 liters of water, so its smaller than some of the others we tested.

A close-up of the spout of the Cosori Electric Gooseneck Kettle

It also has a small footprint, so its perfect for those with limited counter or storage space.

None of the parts are dishwasher-safe, which we think is inconvenient but not a dealbreaker.

Overall, we recommend this pick, which is also less expensive than some other options that we tested.

A close-up of the handle of the Cosori Electric Gooseneck Kettle

The stainless steel material means you cant see through the kettle.

The gooseneck kettle is attractive and comfortable to hold.

We found it didnt splash or spill when pouring.

A finger pressing a button on the Cosori Electric Gooseneck Kettle

The kettle emits three beeps when it comes to temperature, and there is no mute option.

Tea connoisseurs will appreciate the Tea Maker Kettle from Breville.

A hot water button on the kettle quickly brings the water to a boil for various kitchen needs.

A hand cleaning the Cosori Electric Gooseneck Kettle in a sink with a rag

Product Details: Material:Brushed stainless steel base and glass vessel |Capacity:51 oz.

Our Testing Process

To find the best electric kettles we tested several options at home.

Then, we cleaned each kettle, keeping in mind any pieces that could be cleaned in the dishwasher.

A hand pouring water from a jug into the Cosori Electric Gooseneck Kettle

However, these features tend to come at a higher cost.

When properly cared for, stainless steel kettles can last years.

Steel is also often available in multiple colors, so it can complement various kitchen aesthetics.

A close-up of the spout of the Cosori Electric Gooseneck Kettle

Most stainless steel kettles are typically dishwasher safe.

Glass is a great material for those who enjoy watching their water boil.

Ceramic kettles are also a popular material for electric kettles.

A close-up of the handle of the Cosori Electric Gooseneck Kettle

Capacity

Its important to consider capacity when purchasing an electric kettle.

The average electric kettle holds up to 1.7 liters, or a little over 7 cups.

When purchasing an electric kettle, consider how often the kettle will be used and for how many people.

A finger pressing a button on the Cosori Electric Gooseneck Kettle

Theres no need to purchase a huge kettle if you are only using it for yourself.

However, if you entertain frequently, a larger kettle may be more suitable.

Atea kettle(electric or stovetop) is used to heat water for tea.

A hand cleaning the Cosori Electric Gooseneck Kettle in a sink with a rag

Care

Taking care of an electric kettle ensures that it will last for years to come.

Its also important that cleaning of the kettle becomes a daily occurrence.

Your Questions, Answered

How much do electric kettles cost?

Amazon Hamilton Beach Compact Gooseneck Kettle

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The price of an electric kettle varies depending on what the buyer is looking for.

More intricate pieces, such as theBreville One-Touch Tea Maker, can cost as much as $200.

Are electric kettles more efficient than stovetop kettles?

A hand pouring hot water out of the Hamilton Beach Compact Gooseneck Kettle into a pink mug

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Do electric kettles keep water hot?

She is also an avid coffee and tea lover.

She also spoke withBrandi Shelton, owner of the Just Add Honey Tea Company.

A hand wiping the Hamilton Beach Compact Gooseneck Kettle with a towel in a sink

This article was updated byMaya Handlesman, a writer forBetter Homes & Gardens.

To update this article she referenced insights from our at-home testing.

What is BHG Recommends?

A close-up of the Hamilton Beach Compact Gooseneck Kettle spout

Next to all of the products on this list, you may have noticed ourBHG Recommends seal of approval.

In these cases, we use the same testing criteria we use to test the purchased products.

A close-up of the base of the Hamilton Beach Compact Gooseneck Kettle

A close-up of the handle of the Hamilton Beach Compact Gooseneck Kettle

A hand pouring hot water out of the Hamilton Beach Compact Gooseneck Kettle into a pink mug

A hand wiping the Hamilton Beach Compact Gooseneck Kettle with a towel in a sink

A close-up of the Hamilton Beach Compact Gooseneck Kettle spout

A close-up of the base of the Hamilton Beach Compact Gooseneck Kettle

A close-up of the handle of the Hamilton Beach Compact Gooseneck Kettle

Breville The Tea Maker

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A hand lifting a part of the Breville The Tea Maker

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The Breville The Tea Maker boiling water on a counter next to a pink mug

the Breville The Tea Maker on a wooden surface next to a pink mug

A close-up of the base of the Breville The Tea Maker on a light wood surface

A hand pouring tea into a mug from the Breville The Tea Maker

A hand lifting a part of the Breville The Tea Maker

The Breville The Tea Maker boiling water on a counter next to a pink mug

the Breville The Tea Maker on a wooden surface next to a pink mug

A close-up of the base of the Breville The Tea Maker on a light wood surface

A hand pouring tea into a mug from the Breville The Tea Maker

A hand pouring hot water out of the Cuisinart GK-1 Digital Goose Neck Kettle into a mug

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A finger pressing a lever on the Hamilton Beach Compact Gooseneck Kettle

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A person using a rag to clean the Cuisinart Stainless Steel Cordless Electric Kettle in a sink

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