The first time I brewed coffee with a V60, I used a Bonavita Electric Kettle. I must confess that I didn’t love how it looked, but it’s straightforward to handle, comfortable, and functional.

The Ovalware Kettle is very affordable for an electric pour-over coffee kettle. Considering that it offers a good set of advanced features, it’s great value for the price. Most of the kettles with thermometer we reviewed come with a one-year warranty, and some of them also have a 30-day no quibble return policy. Some models, such as the water kettle with thermometer Cuisinart PTK-330W, for example, come with a lifetime warranty that covers the kettle when you use it according to the instructions of the manufacturer. Dimensions

Being aware of the water temperature plays a major role in brewing the perfect cup of coffee. You can try to get a precise temperature with a stovetop kettle and thermometer, but it’s really difficult to catch the right temperature with an analog thermometer. Swiftness: amongst other benefits that electric kettles afford it’s users, speed and efficiency are the two highlights. Using an electric kettle with thermometer in the home or office will add precision to this list, and make the boiling or cooking process swift.

The dimensions of the kettle are particularly important if you don’t have enough room in your kitchen. Some kettles take up a lot of countertop space, so make sure the model you choose will fit in the place you want to use it. The weight of the appliance is also very important, as a heavy model may be difficult to maneuver for some users. Ease of use The Lardera Smart Electric Kettle is a high-end option that fits any coffee lover's setup. And I mean "fit" literally because the kettle is compact and saves valuable counterspace. It measures 10 inches from spout to handle, and the base is about 6 inches on each side.The only other significant area of criticism from long-term owners is one that many steel kettles face: rust. But some added TLC, like routine cleaning and towel drying, should stymie rust issues. Timothy Johnson is the Head of Education and Training at Vibe Coffee Group. Timothy has worked in the coffee industry for 16 years. Vibe Coffee Group is the parent company of three Washington-based coffee brands: Victrola Coffee Roasters, Whidbey Coffee, and Seattle Coffee Works. The Russell Hobbs KE5550RDR has multiple innovative features while also sporting a retro design. This electric kettle has a capacity of 1.7 liters, so you can use it when entertaining as it allows you to boil water for up to eight persons, and a stainless-steel retro design that is sure to make it stand out in the kitchen. Some users complain about the beeping system’s durability. So, if you love that feature, you might prefer the OXO BREW, which seems to be more durable in general. Stovetop kettles can take a beating, particularly for those who have open-flame gas burners. But this simple stainless steel kettle from Coffee Gator is up to any task, and it comes at an affordable price. In addition to being durable and affordable, the stand-out features include a temperature gauge, finger-groove handle, and a precise, reliable spout that you can depend on to up your coffee or tea game for years to come.

Many coffee snobs claim that excessively high temperatures (over 100°C/212°F) can scorch your precious coffee. However, boiling water is more likely to over-extract coffee, bringing undesirable flavors and aromas to life. The latter can occur even with slightly lower temperatures if you use dark roasts or not top-quality coffee beans.

Pour 2 cups of water and two tablespoons of lemon juice into the kettle, and let it soak for 1 hour. After 1 hour, bring the water and lemon juice mixture to boil and let it do the magic in the kettle for another 20 minutes, before pouring the water out and rinsing the kettle thoroughly. Save yourself the time and frustration and consider an electric kettle with a digital thermometer. When it reaches your desired temperature, it automatically stops heating. Within that time, you can have your coffee ground up and ready to go. Temperature Control: this is the primary purpose of a thermometer on an electric kettle. Because it regulates the degree of temperature change, a user can easily determine the point to which the content of the kettle will heat up. This feature greatly allows flexibility, convenience, and custom propriety.