Whistling Tea Kettle - Coffee Pot Percolato Coffee Kettle 18/8 Stainless Steel Stovetop Teapot,Gas/Induction/Electric/Ceramic/Halogen/Wood Stove Teakettles（2.0L）

Works fine, but the plastic handle on top doesn't extend quite far enough to the spout, so if ya don't let it cool for a minute after boiling water, your thumb gets a bit too warm on the metal part. Also, I noticed that while this kettle holds a lot, refilling past the base of the spout can cause leakage of water while it's boiling. Neither of these issues are a biggie, and I don't regret buying it. Priced well.

The whistle is so subtle that I can be in the same room and not hear it unless I am close to the stove. In order to get a louder whistle (though still not all that loud, I fear) the heat must be at least medium-high, and the kettle only a little over half full. Aside from that shortcoming, it's a nice little tea kettle. Quite sufficient to make a congenial pot of tea for three or four cups.

I like that this kettle is sturdy while still having a pleasant design. I wish that the whistle was a bit louder. Another, thing is the handle tends to get very warm so may be a bit uncomfortable to handle for some. Unfortunately, the inside of the kettle has started to darken with use, something I was hoping wouldn't occur. Nobody wants to boil water they are going to intake with a rusty kettle.

This product boils water, and the whistle works. The surface stains somewhat easily, but nothing a little Barkeeper's Friend wouldn't fix. More concerning is that the handle gets fairly hot when I'm using it on my gas stove to boil a whole potful of water, which isn't very convenient. I find most of this can be prevented with proper placement that doesn't allow any flames to pass on the sides of the bottom, but it's still a bit of a hassle.Edit to add: This kettle does not have a flat bottom through the whole diameter, which would give you limited contact on any electric stove. This isn't an issue with gas, but I wouldn't recommend using it on anything else.

It does the job . I’ve had it for two months : the shine is gone & it’s starting to rust just a TAD under the lid . I still use it . The whistle still works . Everything is intact .

Just un boxed it and I am so far very much impressed. I am looking forward to my cup of tea tonight!! The stainless is oh so shiny and it’s definitely got a good weight to it. The sides and the bottom are magnetic if that’s any indicator of the quality of the stainless. I will update after I use it.

I've had it a little over a year with no problems. I had to have a whistle on a kettle and this one is loud enough to be heard from the other room.

Quick and easy. If it doesn't whistle at first, it's because you made the same mistake I did. Ensure the lid is pushed down all the way. You have to push it down, not set it on the pot. If not, too much steam escapes resulting in 0 whistle.