For me, this product would make a lot of sense.
If you could set the temperature for automatic switch-off. But I don't think that's the case, is it? I haven't found anything about it on the manufacturer's website.
z. E.g. 70, 80, 90 and 100 degrees and it switches off when triggered.
Otherwise it would have no advantage over an induction pan. Only that it is cool ;(.

If it did, then it would be "precise" and almost indestructible for a kettle and also cool ;)

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For me, this product would make a lot of sense.
If you could set the temperature for automatic switch-off. But I don't think that's the case, is it? I haven't found anything about it on the manufacturer's website.
z. E.g. 70, 80, 90 and 100 degrees and it switches off when triggered.
Otherwise it would have no advantage over an induction pan. Only that it is cool ;(.

If it did, then it would be "precise" and almost indestructible for a kettle and also cool ;)

Accepted Answer

Yes, that's the case. The automatic switch-off only takes place when the water is boiling properly, i.e. +/- 100 degrees Celsius, which is a disadvantage. I'm still satisfied because it's easy to pour into a cup or teapot and the water heats up faster than in a pan.

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Correct, the temperature cannot be set variably. But that's ok for us. Handling is ok and looks nice. 👍

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