Hamilton Beach 10-Cup Stainless Steel Electric Kettle

alaTest has collected and analyzed 10 user reviews of the Hamilton Beach 10-Cup Stainless Steel Electric Kettle from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 3.5/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.0/5 for other Coffee & Espresso Makers on Amazon.com.

Hamilton Beach 10-Cup Stainless Steel Electric Kettle I used one of these the 1st time at a friends years ago and I wanted one then, but in September I was over at my daughter's and made tea several times with one and fell in love. I've made hot...

It is safe and fast! I am satisfy with it. But remember that it is quite large so you need to fill it with minimum water to reach minimum line. if you are one person it is not good for you.

This kettle works great as it has a high wattage heating element and stainless steel. Already right out of the box, having the same issue as others with the on/off toggle switch. It has to be engaged several times before the unit will actually stay in...

I replaced my 7 year old "cordless" electric kettle with this one because its white plastic didn't fit the stainless steel look of our remodeled kitchen. Therefore I am going to judge the new kettle in comparison to the old one: Beside the stainless...

I'm confused. Apparently some of these kettles heat the water then shut off, and some hold the water at drinking temperature. It is very unclear which does what. Can someone shed some light on this for me? I'm not an experienced tea kettle...

As other reviewers have mentioned, this makes hot water very fast. It's under 3 minutes for 16 ounces. I previously used a stove top kettle and this is so much faster that I'll never go back to stove top again. I've used the kettle daily for about a...

This Hamilton Beach kettle lasted only about 45 days before it stopped working. I would recommend the Black & Decker Cordless Kettle CK1500R instead. The B&D kettle is far more reliable (we used this model twice daily for about five years and it was...

The kettle is easy to clean inside (if required), and I had no problems filling it at the sink. The on/off switch doesn't always latch at the first press, some times it requires a few tries.

I bought the Hamilton stainless steel kettle 3 years ago. It was great, worked fine, looked spiffy on the counter top, until the day it started to show a minor water puddle underneath, on the heating platform. While at first, I did not pay it much...