Portable Electric Cup, Heating Capacity 480ml, Total capacity 530ml Mini Heating Travel Kettle, 304 Stainless Steel Inner Liner Thermos, 300W Fast Boil Teapot Heating Mug, Automatic Shut-Off & Restart

Really was expecting 80 degrees or something but this is hotter than my house kettle.I got it to run from various solar units. Even this 300w rated bluetti just about runs it (at 325w).Only takes around 4 minutes for my small mug of coffee.Not sure about the keep warm setting as couldnt make sense of instruction so its basically an on off click switch to activate then i just unplug it.While cleaning it i put lid on and gave it a crazy shake. Didnt leak at all.Hopefully it lasts.

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The media could not be loaded.  This heated little flask is a great idea, but it could have been so much more portable and useful if it had better power options.The design on the flask is very nice with an easy to open square ish shaped lid which when you have gloves on is much easier to twist open over a round lid and then the inside is lovely and keeps drinks warm for ages. At the bottom on the front, you have a touch control display which is easy to switch between the 3 heat settings of 100, 85 or 45 degrees. Round the back is a power socket which has a rubber seal cover but it’s such a shame this is a bespoke 3pin type and then the other end is a standard 3pin UK socket. if this could have been a USB-C power connector in the flask it would make it so much more useful and portable. As it is this is basically just a small kettle, and I don’t see where you would use this over just having a small travel kettle as you need a plug socket to power this and warm up your drink.Overall, its a nicely designed flask but at £37.99 you would be better buys a normal flask or a travel kettle depending on what your needs were. This misses a trick and a change to the power options would have made it so much better and 5 stars for sure.

Pros:1- This little kettle can be used for traveling or in different places. For example, I personally use it at my work office. It worked great to heat my coffee and keep it hot. It is smaller than a regular water kettle. Therefore, taking it with you or putting it in your backpack's outer pockets is easy.2- It is powerful and can boil water just like a regular water kettle. This is really good if you travel and stay in a hotel without a water kettle.Cons:1- I really could not fully understand the instruction manual that came with it. It was written in a vague tone and with broken grammar. So I had to figure out how to turn it on and control the heating level.2- The design is not that good. It did not come with a base that holds it still. This can be a little bit dangerous. I can see it shaking a little when it boils the water. Any sudden movement can make this kettle fall.3- It needs a wall socket to power it on. This needs to be written clearly in the description to avoid any misunderstanding. Although this makes it powerful and assures a better-boiling level, some may see that as an inconvenient feature.4- I could not see any clear information about the inner electric material's quality and safety. For example, does this kettle has any function that prevents electric safety issues?

The media could not be loaded.  Great for Travel. I keep this in my travel bag to warm up water for tea instead of using coffee maker to work up water. The person who invented it is a genius! My experience suggests not using tap water, which can cause scale. With pure water, nothing will be left behind, and your kettle will always be new .Highly recommended if you travel a lot.

As a traditional travel kettle, this works fine - it's fairly light and compact and is simple to use, just plug in, select the temperature you need and off you go. It takes about 7-8 minutes to boil to 100 degrees when filled to the maximum line and contains enough water to fill one standard sized mug. The lidded design makes it safer to use, and the wall of the kettle gets warm but not scalding to touch when boiled. The socket cover is a little flimsy and doesn't fit very well but otherwise the kettle seems well made.However, as a portable / smart device, it's not as clear. This needs to be plugged into a wall socket to make use of the keep warm function, so you can't really use it on the go - though it does seem well insulated. You can't use it to boil any liquid other than water and it wasn't clear in the instructions if you should really be using it like a flask and putting in, say a coffee or hot chocolate just to keep warm either.Still, a useful product if you're heading to a hotel or other accommodation without tea making facilities. I imagine I'd have liked the convenience of having this compact kettle in my room when living in shared / student accommodation too.

This does what it does very well, that is boils water and keeps it hot. I just have difficulty imagining when you would use this instead of using a kettle, since you need to plug it into mains electricity, so it is not of use when camping or away from a plug socket. The instructions are poor, but it seems that you can only boil water in it or anything else, like milk etc, clogs up the heat sensor, so I don't think you could use it as a flask for tea or coffee. You could take it out with pre-heated water in it and then make a cup of tea and coffee in a cup using the boiling water, but a flask would be easier. So whilst this is a very high quality product, for which I have scored it 4 stars, I can't see an occasion when a kettle or flask wouldn't do the job.

The reason it took me a while to review this product is also the reason I have mixed feelings about this kettle. It is suitable for travel, but otherwise it is somewhat unused in my case. It is only suitable for one person. Its size make it perfect for travel, but otherwise i would prefer my normal kettle. It is also expensive.