Fellow Stagg EKG Pro Studio Gooseneck Electric Kettle, 0.9 Liter

The Stagg EKG Pro Electric Kettle Studio Edition is not just a kettle; it's a masterpiece of design and functionality. From the moment it graced our kitchen, it has become more than just an appliance – it's a statement piece, an art form that ignites conversations among guests with its striking design and impeccable functionality. This kettle transcends the ordinary with its precision and accuracy. It's not just about boiling water; it's about achieving the exact temperature control for your brewing needs, which it does flawlessly. The spout design and easy-to-navigate menu add to its user-friendly appeal, making every use a smooth experience. Aesthetically, the kettle is a marvel. The blend of reflective glass and metal touchpoints exudes a luxurious feel, and the way it sits on its base denotes a perfect blend of form and function. The control button is not just a functional part, but a design element that enhances its overall look. However, it's not without its minor setbacks. If there's a spill or debris, cleaning can be a bit challenging, especially around the control button. Also, the glass surface tends to attract fingerprints, which requires regular cleaning to maintain its pristine appearance. In terms of functionality and design, this kettle is an unparalleled addition to our collection. It's not just an appliance; it's an artifact that stands out, both in appearance and functionality. It's easily one of the best purchases we've made, combining the beauty of an antique with the marvels of modern technology. In conclusion, the Stagg EKG Pro Electric Kettle Studio Edition is a testament to what happens when art meets utility. It's a must-have for anyone who appreciates the finer things in life – a perfect blend of elegance, precision, and functionality.

Third time’s the charm! Our first order we were accidentally sent a Corvo instead of the Fellow Stagg Pro Studio, and it was used and dirty and the plastic base was a rough plastic clearly not the quality we expected. Amazon quickly sent a replacement, but the second Stagg Pro Studio arrived with a broken LCD screen that didn’t display correctly. So I contacted Amazon again and we were sent an additional replacement. Finally, the third Stagg Pro Studio arrived in perfect condition, and it’s absolutely worth the wait. It looks beautiful on our counters, and the precision is incredible it even accounts for elevation to ensure the water reaches the exact boiling point needed. We love it and highly recommend it for anyone serious about coffee!

I really love this kettle. It stays right where you need it. No more heating to a certain temperature and watching the kettle cool down 5 degrees before the thermostat is triggered to warm back up. It’s perfectly exact with what it does. It’s pricey, sure. But it also has a 3 year warranty (2 years out of the box, 3 years if you register it). Amazon also had the A-Z satisfaction policy so I feel very confident that I’m buying a kettle that’ll last for years and I’m protected if it doesn’t. I had no idea before i ordered it that it heats to .5 a degree!? Not 1000% necessary but that’s another feature I thought was cool. I’ve tried 4 other different kettles since becoming a serious coffee hobbyist. This is the one for me.

I’ve been using this or almost a year now, so here’s my review. At this price point, this kettle is disappointing. The look and feel is nice, don’t get me wrong. But where it fails is the software/firmware. This kettle fails where it shouldn’t: temperature. During operation of the kettle you’ll most likely be taking the kettle off and back on to pour. What I’ve found happens is that the base will revert to a random temp and get stuck there. What happens? It’ll attempt to heat up to what you set it at. What I ran into was this: I had the kettle set at just below boiling for coffee (198 at my altitude). I pour some water for my pour over and set it back on the base. What I didn’t notice is that the kettle base read the temp as 168. So the kettle cranks up the heat so it can heat it back up to 198. The issue? The water is already 196-198. So it essentially starts a rumbling boil in a kettle, this shot steam and hot water everywhere. The worst part? The temp never updates so it will sit there boiling until you turn it off. This has now happened multiple times. Personally, this is just a massive safety issue and for 200+ dollars I don’t believe it’s remotely worth it. This thing needs a lot of work before it can be used safely

Have had the kettle for two years now. It is beautiful, durable, and very fast. We use it for pour over coffee nearly every morning, My only wish was for a larger model that could accommodate enough water for two coffees. Alas, it does not exist. Beautiful on our counter. Quality build and finish. Highly recommended.

There is everything to like about this tea kettle. Our last home had an instant hot water tap and the new one does not. I searched for a simple stove top whistling pot, but found this one instead. Easy to see how it works and it heats fast. I can set precise temperature and a time to hold that temp. I did not know I needed these features, but I do! The handle and balance works well for me. Worth the money.

Don’t expect the Chime to get your attention, unless your ear is an inch away. Don’t expect to work with the Schedule too often. It’s the most finicky thing I’ve ever used. It boils water and nearly reaches the correct temperature, but way too expensive.

I love this kettle. Went from a stove top style to this and it has been a game changer. I love the feature where it heats the water back to the desired temp once u remove it to pour. It heats up insanely fast which is very convenient. We use this for pour over coffees multiple times per day. Quality seems great and it looks really nice on the counter.

Works perfectly, heats up water FAST, and fits my tiny kitchen counter just fine! Sure it's a little pricey, but the one thing I splurge on is my coffee pour-overs ;)

I like the premium feel and how fast it boils - it feels premium cause of the matte finish and wooden handles. Boiling to 80-100 takes about 2 minutes I think which is pretty good - the gooseneck lets me control flow well for matcha, loose leaf tea, and drip coffee which was what I wanted for this. I wanted a center piece boiler that looks like a trendy statement piece so I splurged a little and I got what I wanted.

got this two years ago as a christmas gift, checked up on it two years later and they still like it.

I really wanted to love this kettle, but for the price, this is unacceptable. After only a month and a half of light use, the Stagg EKG Pro Studio completely stopped working — no power, no display, nothing. I’ve confirmed the outlet works, unplugged/replugged, and followed all troubleshooting steps, but it’s totally unresponsive. For a product that costs nearly $400, I expected reliability. Instead, I’m stuck dealing with warranty claims just weeks after purchase. Very disappointed.

This item is high priced garbage… not even 1 month old and clock can not keep time … really ? I have kettles at lesser value that are 10 times better … avoid at all costs