- What temperatures can I set?
- The kettle is programmable across a range of heat settings rather than fixed presets, so you can dial in the lower temperatures green and white tea want or a full boil for black tea and coffee. The handle display shows the setting.
- How does it compare with a standard electric kettle?
- A standard kettle gives you one temperature: boiling. This one lets you stop short of that for delicate teas and coffee, which is the main reason to pay more. In exchange you get electronics and a display instead of a simple switch.
- Does the display stay readable?
- The digital display sits on the handle, so it is easy to read while you hold the kettle. Being on the handle also means it is close to steam and spills, so wipe it dry rather than rinsing the handle.
- Can I fill it from the tap?
- Yes. The clear window on the body shows the water level, so you can fill to the mark you want. The 360-degree base means you can lift the kettle off and set it back down at any angle.
- Is it good for pour-over coffee?
- It gives you the water temperature control pour-over benefits from, but the spout and body are styled like a traditional kettle rather than a gooseneck. For slow, precise pouring, a dedicated pour-over kettle is the better tool.
- What is in the box?
- The kettle and its corded 360-degree base. Check the listing for the exact contents and the capacity before you buy.
- Where is the Haden Dorchester Electric Kettle cheapest?
- At eBay, for $71.34, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Haden Dorchester Electric Kettle?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Poshmark, eBay, ModeSens.