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Question: I am seeing a sizable minority of reviews complaining of shoddy workmanship.  Does this mean that some Amazon sellers are shipping knockoffs?
Document: Even though Amazon did refund all of my money I am annoyed that I had to spend so much time and effort with the repacking and return shipping. I am also reluctant to order another one for fear that another one may be delivered in the same condition.
This is clearly the most beautiful piece in my kitchen...I LOVE it! The workmanship and materials are superb.I do wish the whistle was louder and I need to check with the company on this. This is the only teakettle I will ever buy!
I had a similar kettle for years. I was so thrilled when I found this kettle on Amazon. I have a gas stove and it works beautifully and looks perfect in my kitchen.
Everything about this kettle is perfect. I had a little problem with the whistle but I just let amazon know and they fixed it for me. Its seriously amazingly beautiful and worth every penny I'm so happy with it.
Love it. Made in England. Not in China. I read reviews that said it did not whistle loud enough. If one puts the lid on (I have the little opening facing the spout) and presses down a bit so you hear a snap it will whistle loudly. The other complaint was that it was flimsy. Well the inside is tin so it is not to heavy.
Nothing I see explicitly says it is "Made in England," a selling point, either on the kettle or it's packaging. Given the hassle and wait getting this through Amazon, I'm not sure I dislike it enough to return it, but for the money I am not thrilled. Sorry.
I have been tired of spending 30-50 dollars every few years on a kettle only to have the rubberized handle wear out, the whistle stop working or the inside corrode. Despite this appearing pricey, after reading reviews from those who have had this kettle for years and years, I decided to go for it. I love it. I bought the chrome gas stove version.
I have had a Simplex kettle for many years and it has been a joy to use every day but it has finally worn out. I believe that distribution has ceased at least currently in the United States so I used Amazon to order a new one. When the kettle arrived I was extremely disappointed to find that the chrome plating was bubbling and flaking off on one side of the kettle. The packaging was not done very well either.
How grateful I am for a little tea company that sent me their catalog, because this is how I learned about these Simplex kettles! I then got online and found Amazon had the best offer on this chrome-plated copper tea kettle. Having used this for several months, I am a devoted Simplex kettle user. This kettle brings the water to boil in 1/4 the time on my gas stove. I have a Revereware kettle that takes seemingly forever, in comparison.
This tea kettle is a absolute beautiful,  and most of all it boils water in a jiffy, and the quality of workmanship that went into making this kettle is by far the best i ever seen in my life, and i am 75 years old, so , i seen a lot of tea pots in my day, by far this is the best i have ever seen
Answer: I don't think the problem is knockoffs.  I purchased one from Amazon that was new and the chrome plating was peeling in a two inch square area. I sent it back and was refunded. Next I looked in stores that used to sell them and they no longer carried them. I enquired at one of the stores and was told that the quality was so awful now and that is the reason they are not carried. How unfortunate.