Chefbar Tea Kettle with Thermometer for Stove Top Gooseneck Kettle, Pour Over Coffee Kettle, Tea Pot Stovetop Teapot, Hot Water Heater Boiler for Camping, Home & Kitchen, Matte Black - 28oz

I've had this teapot for two weeks, use it 4 times a day and I absolutely love it. I wasn't sure when I ordered it if I would like the gooseneck spout, but it pours beautifully-doesn't splash back and it is perfectly balanced with the handle. Water boils quickly and doesn't boil over on the stove like my previous pot. I would buy this again. You just have to be aware that it is a pot for a one or two person serving if you are using mugs and like a full cup. It also looks great on the stove-nice design and very shiny finish.

Very nice little tea pot. Just what I wanted. Spout pours without leaking! Handle does NOT get hot.Perfect for about three cups of tea. So happy with my purchase so far. A must buy if your in need of a small tea pot.

I like this kettle. It looks pretty and works like it should. It’s maybe not quite as hefty as I would like, but for the price, I can’t really complain. I would recommend it if you don’t want to spend a fortune. I’m happy.

I use it every day and love it!

There's a lot to like about the Chefbar Tea Kettles Stovetop with Thermometer Gooseneck Kettle.It's a good size, small enough that it boils quickly. If you're trying to make enough coffee for a crowd you're probably not using a pour-over kettle anyway, so this small size correctly targets the 2-4 cups. I can pre-wet my filter, pour, and even rinse out the pot afterwards.The pouring action is smooth and controlled, and the kettle feels well balanced. Even full it's still light, and the handle is comfortable. I did notice the handle got hot if the kettle was centered over a gas burner, but by placing the kettle on the side of the burner with the handle entirely off of the flames it stayed a fine temperature. The handle didn't overheat at all on an electric stovetop.The biggest problem is one other reviewers have noticed: when getting anywhere close to a boil water will spurt violently out of the gooseneck spraying scalding water on your kitchen, your stove, and everything else in sight. I can't tell why some seem to have no issue with this while others do, but my best guess is that a high-heat flame burner creates larger bubbles while boiling? Maybe the kettle doesn't boil out the gooseneck if on a lower (slower) heat or on an electric range.SOLUTION: I spent about 5 minutes with a pen knife and a cork and make a stopper for the gooseneck which works perfectly. It will now boil without splashing. (It will still splash out the steam vent but only if filled to within an inch of the top.) This fix shouldn't be necessary, but it's a cheap and quick fix for an otherwise fine and inexpensive kettle. Certainly worth fixing over returning it!UPDATE: MROCO contacted me and offered another kettle to see if it had the same issue. The second one does splash a little, but only if I leave it boiling hard on a high heat. As long as I turn the heat off when it gets around boiling it's fine. 5 stars for customer service and 4 stars for a lightweight gooseneck kettle that is a pleasure to pour with.