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Bonavita 1.7L Variable Temperature Gooseneck Kettle

Bonavita 1.7L Variable Temperature Gooseneck Kettle

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Achieve the perfect temperature for your beverages time and time again with the Bonavita 1.7-Liter Gooseneck Kettle. It has a real-time temperature display across the front that gives you a view of the adjustable temperature in one-degree increments from 140 degrees all the way up to boiling at 212 Read More

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Mounim
1
May 23, 2019
Does it have a Celcius-mode (AKA Correct measurements) and what power plug does it use? In other words: Is it usable for European users?
Mounim
1
May 27, 2019
I'll install a European plug then.
Mounim
1
May 28, 2019
MounimIt turns out, this ain't possible due to voltage differences.
Sherv
147
Jan 17, 2019
dont care for mine.. hard to clean due to small top, rusts, and honestly glass body kettles are better and generally easier to clean.
Does the heating base for this kettle use induction to heat the carafe or conduction like a normal hot plate? I'm curious because I need both a pour-over kettle and a hot plate so I can keep my Chemex carafe warm after making some coffee. I can never get it heated right on my gas stove. I know some kettles' hot plate has a central post to keep the carafe centered over the heating element... does this have a post?
H82fail
18
Jan 14, 2019
TipsyMacScotchslurpenNeither one actually, it has a heating element built into the base of the kettle that makes connection when its docked. Its not just a regular kettle heated by the base.
H82failAhh, ok. Thanks for getting back to me. I guess that's probably how most of the kettles with bases work, then. I wondered about how any sort of hotplate might work without melting the plastic shell at the base of the kettle. I should have realized the possibility of an internal heating element.
jdjd4
5
Oct 30, 2018
I have had one of these for 3ish years now. Use it at least once a day. It is flawless. No rust, no leaks, works great! Super satisfied and do recommend
A community member
Jan 15, 2019
jdjd4Ditto... though we've only had ours a bit more than a year. Really like the larger 1.7L capacity not for how much it holds we never use it at full capacity, but for how quickly it heats having a higher wattage element than the smaller model. This replaced a simple Hario electric kettle and I've found the Hold function of the digital Bonavita to be indispensable.
A community member
May 24, 2018
Quote from Amazon " This kettle, while nice for the first few months, develops rust and leaks, creating a mess all over one's kitchen counters. The kettle is not stainless steel, and the kettle will form rust spots wherever water contacts the kettle. My particular kettle, in addition to rust spots inside of the kettle, also developed rust and a leak at the base of the gooseneck on the bottom where the gooseneck meets the kettle. It leaks EVERYWHERE, and when tilting the kettle it will leak profusely - which is a great feature considering that it is leaking near boiling hot water on you. I submitted a warranty claim and it was denied despite the clear manufacturing default. I would recommend fully to save your money ($75 or $99) and spend it on a company that doesn't willfully deceive their customers. "
https://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-reviews/R1B5DWT52CDRQS/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_viewpnt?ie=UTF8&ASIN=B00N2278VC#R1B5DWT52CDRQS
H82fail
18
Jan 14, 2019
I've used the 1L one every day for a year, also not one spec of rust on it. Also i've worked in the metal industry and stainless can rust, there are many different stainless steel alloys that have different resistance to corrosion. I think something corrosive might have gotten on this persons kettle to make it rust.
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A community member
Jan 15, 2019
H82failI've had the 1.7L offered in this drop for over a year now as well, used at least once day, oftentimes several times more than that as my wife drinks tea throughout the day. No leaks, No rust. Still looks new. Just keeps doing its job (knock on wood).
gwynedd_gal
9
Apr 21, 2018
I have a gooseneck electric kettle (different model.) I recommend them for pour-over coffee. Very easy to control the flow and you can make a great cup of coffee in your Chemex or Melitta.
tumaru
16
Apr 19, 2018
I want it to start at 40c or 104f for the best green tea I've ever bought.
womwomwom
20
Apr 19, 2018
Considering how often this drop going alive again, I'm sure is still waiting until Massdrop provide the 220V Options.
givemeyourshoes
426
Apr 18, 2018
I bought this a little over a year ago and at 13 months it stopped heating. Bonavita did agree to replace it under warranty. However while not wanting to be without a kettle for a month, I got the Brewista 1.2L kettle. It's $89.99 on Amazon and it's better in every way. The biggest part, I don't miss the 1.7L capasity. I have found 1.2L is perfect for the wife and I. Plus, the 1.2L gives me way better pour control.
huh?
juliaG
4
Jun 3, 2018
givemeyourshoesYou wrote xapasoty. Which I looked up on Google and they came back with capacity. I was wondering if that was a typo.
Zane
203
Mar 19, 2018
84.24 on Prime, and a 1.0L version for $61 http://amzn.to/2G4zHpq $10 difference in price and you still have to pay for shipping, massdrop needs to either offer a better discount or offer free shipping, at least as fast as amazon, otherwise why would anyone want to buy it from MD??
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