Dezin Electric Kettle, 0.8L Portable Travel Kettle with Double Wall Construction, 304 Stainless Steel Electric Tea Kettle for Business Trip, Small Electric Kettle with Auto Shut-Off (Without Cup)

I bought the Dezin Electric Kettle (0.8L) specifically for camping, and I’ve been really happy with how it performs. It heats water quickly, the double wall construction keeps the outside cool to the touch, and the 304 stainless steel interior gives me peace of mind about durability and safety.One thing to note: the product description says it's 800W, but the label on the actual unit (as shown in the product photo) clearly states 960W. That could be important if you're trying to manage power usage. In my case, I needed something under 1000W to work with my camping inverter – so even though it's a bit higher than advertised, it still works perfectly for my setup.Overall, I’m pleased with this kettle. It's compact, solid, and efficient – ideal for travel or camping! Just be aware of the wattage discrepancy if you're working with a strict power limit.

I have had this kettle for a couple of years now and it still works great! I use it almost daily, sometimes multiple times a day, and have not had an issue. Very quiet, super easy to clean, and boils quickly. Great value for your money!

This is a great little kettle. It seems sturdy, and easy to clean. Boils fast too.

Boiling water is fast once it reaches 100 degrees it keeps boiling for a minute then auto turn off which I don’t mind. I like the size and look really a good buy for our family!

I downsized into an apartment last Fall and the kitchen is tiny - every inch of counter space counts. For years I've used the OXO glass kettle, which I love. but it's big and also 1500 watts. The Dezin kettle is small and only uses 800 watts. I've been using this kettle daily for the past 3 months. Easy to use, boils water fast. It's got some quirks and is not as well made as the expensive ones,, but I do think it's a good value for the money. It's working out great for my needs. I also like that it's light and easy to pack when traveling. I would definitely use it in an RV, cabin or trailer.Some reviews have mentioned spillage and burn risk from steam or spills. Here's how I avoid that risk.1. Do not fill past the MAX line, which is about the 3/4 full mark. If you overfill, it will boil over and make a mess. You can go a little over the line but not a lot.2. Pour carefully. Do not pour too fast or at too aggressive an angle. If you do, it may spill over the top and make a mess.3. Be mindful of steam coming out the top. The lid is not airtight. If you pour too fast or aggressive, steam will come out of the top near the top of the handle very quickly, or possibly all at once, and may scald your hand. The lid hinge extends across the top of the handle - this is where you have to watch for steam... also the upper part of the handle if your pouring angle puts it above the back of the lid.If you need a small, lower power device, and if you can live with its quirks, it's well worth it.

Inexpensive, compact, quality item.

Just what I needed...very pleased!

I fell in love with electric kettles when I went to the UK. I vowed to get one once I got home. Once home I got back to using the microwave to heat the water for my tea. I went back to the UK and once again found the electric kettle to be time saver. I wanted a small kettle for my counter and this one is perfect. It heats up fast and has an automatic shut off. It pours easily. I have had no problems with this kettle. I would buy it again.