Travel Electric Kettle Portable Mini Kettle,Small Hot Water Boiler with 4 Temperature Settings,304 Stainless Steel,Fast Boiling Water with Auto Shut-Off and Boil Dry Protection,400ml (Beige, 400ML)

Perfect!
This was a great purchase. I love hot tea. It is compact, sturdy and packs nicely in my luggage. I would never use an in room coffee maker and getting a good cup of tea can be very hard. This makes my hotel mornings pleasant because I can make a decent cup of tea. The temperature is perfectly hot, not lukewarm water. The auto shut is great as well, I highly recommend this kettle, especially if tea is your this when traveling.

Convenient and fast heating. Easy to use.
Convenient little water heater for on the go. You will need a regular outlet. I might look for another that I can use in the car–one with a car adapter. But I knew buying this it didn’t have one. This works well and is just what needs to add to my tea mug halfway through my morning. Heats up quick. Haven’t run into any issues.

Longish boil time
Takes almost 11 minutes to boil the full 400 ml. Haven’t timed the other temps. This is a cute, portable kettle that would be easy to pack in a suitcase or bag for travel. We like this for when we know we will be arriving late to our hotel and food options will be closed. We can pack this and a couple freeze dried backpacking type meals for a meal in the room. Also if we want a cup of tea and don’t want to use a possibly gross coffee maker for the water. This kettle just takes a long time to boil water, so starting it right away and getting other things done while it boils is the move. I also like that it has different temperature settings so you can make green tea. Another possible downside to this type of kettle is that it does need to be plugged in. So not really a camping option unless you have electricity—might be great for RVs.

Excellent Quality, Perfect For Travelers
This thing is so easy to use — just touch the (touch sensitive, not mechanical) power button once to turn it on and set it for 212°, twice for 176°, and so forth, then let it do its thing.Both volume and weight come in at exactly 14 ounces — two cups of coffee or tea, or if you drink it out of a mug like I do, one full mug :)I accidentally dropped this thing onto a wooden floor at a height of about three feet, and it was none the worse for wear — no marks or dents, and it still worked perfectly fine. There’s really not much to it. It’s very simple, and quite rugged.I placed an SPL meter right next to the unit, and it topped out at 62db as it approached 160°, then trailed off as the water got hotter (for reference, 62db is conversation level, or a fairly quiet office). It took exactly 7 minutes and 19 seconds to reach 212° Fahrenheit. The cord is 27″ long, minus the plugs.The unit gets comfortably warm to the touch, but not hot. The interior is made of aluminum, so you needn’t worry about any chemicals leaching into the water. It beeps three times to indicate when it’s reached your desired temperature, and automatically shuts off.There’s a little caution sticker on top to remind you to wait a minute or so before unscrewing the lid, because of the pressure buildup during the boiling process. If you attempt to remove it immediately, there’s a (vanishingly small) chance you could scald your hand due to that pressure buildup. There’s a vent at the top to greatly reduce that risk. If you overfill the unit (past the line indicator inside), the excess water WILL escape through that vent and pool around the unit, so don’t overfill!My only regret is that I hadn’t discovered this thing sooner. When travelling, I have found it to be a Godsend! Very highly recommended for travelers or RVers, etc.POSTSCRIPT: Amazon is reminding me to remark on its color and smell. There is no smell at all, either the unit itself or when in use. The color is a sort of off-white. I have seen some users express a desire to see this thing in different colors, so maybe the manufacturer will take note and make it available in other colors!