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Question: Is the whistle obnoxious? High- or low-pitched? Just returned a kettle because the whistle morphed from fingernailsonchalkboard to loud screech. Thx.
Document: It is made of high quality steel with copper &#34;sandwich&#34; inside. As a result the water boils faster. I also noticed that the taste of tea significantly improved. This kettle does not leach chemicals into water which translates into healthier and tastier drinks. The whistle is loud enough for my grandma to hear it even if she is watching TV in her room, so I m not worried to travel any more.
Compared to the $15 kettle from Target I had for 3 years, this thing is a dream. It's sturdy, holds a lot of water, heats up quickly, and has a nice loud whistle. It's pretty attractive sitting on my stove, too, although you could probably find something more stylish  if you wanted to spend more money. I also like that the handle is relatively high up, so it doesn't get too hot (I used to singe my hand all the time on my old kettle).
The pot did come with a tiny streak along the side (grease, adhesive? ), which a dab of multi-purpose metal polish removed.The gauge of the new kettle is thicker than the Revere Ware. I don't know why the price is this low for a kettle that seems in line with others at high end retailers that cost upwards of $100. We are glad to have this one, especially at such a competitive price. It fits on the largest burner on our electric stove.
Like others I read all the reviews and saw some very negative ones amongst the mostly positive ones. My review is totally satisfied. It heats water very fast. It mechanisms are tight and seem high tech. Its whistle is very loud and you can hear it from a great distance. Its attractive and the price is great. What more do you want?
One of the best products I have ever purchased. Solid, high quality, even boils water faster than the one it replaced. Especially good if you have a stove that puts out a lot of heat as the broad base captures the heat and keeps the handle from getting too hot. The whistle isn't too loud. I like the silicon pads on the handle. Even looks good on my vintage stove. Very happy.
If not for this, I certainly would have given the kettle 5 stars. In any case, it works well in every other way, whereas my last high-end kettle was beautiful but sputtered, had a broken whistle, and the handle got too hot.
I was looking for a high quality tea kettle with large capacity that would not boil over onto my gas stove and cause a safety issue. This kettle is well made but it does not whistle. I have had several incidences where I boiled over the kettle because it does not whistle. There is absolutely no sound whatsoever.
Very thoughtfully designed, extremely well made, solid, high quality materials, and a good weight to it, nothing on this kettle will break or melt like all the others I had before. The whistle part melted on my last one, and warped so it would never close tight again... and so it couldn't whistle anymore, and my husband kept forgetting he'd put on the kettle and super heating the thing, which is what threw it into meltdown in the first place.
I had to replace an old stainless steel kettle because I fell asleep and it overheated to destruction. It did not have any rubber parts and was very beautiful. After shopping and shopping I found this model and was a little worried about the rubber handle and the price was quite high as well. After I received it I discovered the handle was an excellent quality and stayed cool even when in use. The handle and whistle quality is extremely sturdy.
This is a great buy. I looked for a long time for a  kettle with  metal handle connecting to the bowl  that was attractive to sit on the stove all the time, this is it. and such Low price.
Answer: I suppose this is fairly subjective,  but personally,  I've never heard a tea kettle whistle that I thought was pleasant.   As  the water begins to boil, the note starts  softly at about a high C, increasing in pitch to roughly a high B flat and increasing volume.  If you leave the kettle on a high flame, it will command your attention. I don't find the whistle soothing,  nor do I think it obnoxious.