The Best Tea Kettles In 2023
• Best Overall: COSORI: https://amzn.to/3Fx9XR4
• Best Budget: Mr. Coffee Flintshire: https://amzn.to/3TX793V
• Best Stovetop: Le Creuset Classic: https://amzn.to/3sKZEkx
• Fastest-Boiling Electric: Smeg: https://amzn.to/3zuyl1Y
• Best Large-Capacity: Susteas: https://amzn.to/3gWlWNQ
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Intro
00:20 Susteas
01:00 Smeg
01:56 Le Creuset Classic
03:02 Mr. Coffee Flintshire
03:39 COSORI
If you return to the stove to make a second batch of coffee or tea daily, you might need a larger kettle. This bad boy can hold far more water than any other stovetop kettle but brought it to a boil nearly as quickly as the other models. Its tall handle has a heatproof coating and a clever latch that lets you open the whistling spout cover without having to touch it directly. Besides matte black, it's also available in metallic Champagne and rose colors. The heatproof handle on the Susteas kettle is very effective, but it doesn't fold down, which makes it take up a lot of shelf space. With that huge capacity, this kettle is fairly heavy and awkward when full and only holds heat for a short time.
Smeg is known for its high-end kitchen equipment—from stovetops and refrigerators to coffee makers and toasters—that combines modern technology with a retro look. And the Smeg Electric Kettle is no different, offering super-fast heating with a design that looks like it fell right out of a mid-century modern museum. Even though it's one of the largest-capacity electric kettles we tested, with a volume of nearly 2 quarts, it was also the fastest to heat up, bringing that water to a boil more quickly than any other model. And you can get it in any of six adorable colors. Unfortunately, Smeg appliances carry a price tag to match their famous name, design, and quality. This model doesn't offer any temperature settings or other features beyond heating water to boiling very quickly, and it doesn't have any way of indicating it's done heating. Stovetop kettles whistle, and many other electric models have lights or sound. Still, the Smeg Electric Kettle makes a click when it shuts off, and it doesn't hold heat very well once it does.
Looking for a stovetop kettle that's long-lasting and top-of-the-line? Le Creuset has you covered. The company known for its cast-iron Dutch ovens also manufactures a line of stunning tea kettles. This stainless steel kettle is coated in porcelain enamel. It makes an excellent registry gift or opportunity to treat yourself and upgrade your current tea kettle. It holds nearly 2 quarts and comes in nine gorgeous colors, including pale-blue Caribbean, bright-red cerise, and warm-gray oyster.
Along with being stylish, the kettle is highly functional. It heats quickly and efficiently, with a heat-resistant coating on the lid knob and a spout cap that works as it should. The spout cap also makes a loud whistle when the water boils and is easy to flip back when it's time to pour. The clever handle folds down from a vertical to a horizontal position, which makes it easier to clean and potentially easier to store if you don't want to keep it on display. This is a highly functional kettle, but a downside found is that the lid can be difficult to remove. It's more expensive than average, but it's a worthwhile splurge, mainly because of its durability and the brand's five-year guarantee to cover manufacturing defects.
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