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Question: does it become base & pitcher when you go to pour or is it all one piece?
Document: I like that it can be lifted off the base to fill and pour. I like having the large clear fill line window on the side. I like that pouring does not release a lot of steam on my hand.Unfortunately, I think this pot is the best one can do for a 0.5 liter sized electric kettle without breaking the bank. This capacity is hard to find.
I bought this for work. Used it at home once and then took it to work. My daughter asked me to bring it back home because she really liked it and so now I need to buy another one for work. I like that the base is separate from the pitcher, especially since it has a very short cord. It takes about 3 minutes to boil the water and then shuts off. It holds enough for two cups of tea (one for me and one for my daughter).
As a tea drinker, I can't stand the taste of coffee that comes from running water through hotel coffee pots. The size of this makes it convenient to pack and 17 ounces is perfect for one person and also works pretty well for two. It may require two cycles to fill two large travel mugs but it heats up quickly enough for that. I like that the pot is separate from the base, which makes it easy to pour.
This water kettle is perfect for making a large mug of tea at work. I like how this newer model has the kettle able to remove from base to make it easier to put in water and to pour heated water. I have an older model at home and you have to be careful of the cord. This is no longer a problem.
Upon unwrapping the Bodum, a screw instantly fell out of the base of the pitcher and rolled away, as did the little black fitting it was supposed to hold in. Took a hands-and-knees search to find them, as both are pretty small. I'll give it a try once I get a tiny screwdriver, but meanwhile I recommend opening the plasticwrap with the pitcher inverted, and testing the screws before righting it!
The lid doesn't come off to fill the pot. It tilts on its axis 45* which gives you one small and one even smaller divided opening through which to pour in water. Steady hands and good aim needed! I don't like that it is plastic. The red color is as expected: a dull blue/tomato red. I own the Bodum electronic pour over coffee brewer in the same color. Sigh.
This is a great little pot! I bought two....one for my green tea I drink at work all day and another for my bedroom where I enjoy my herbal tea before I go to sleep. I paid a bit more than I expected but I chose this one as it is very safe. The pot comes off the heating element and it has an automatic shut off. The size is perfect for one.
This little kettle is great for its purpose. It seems to be well made and brings water up to temperature quickly. There seems to be little to go wrong with it and there are not a lot of parts that can get separated and lost. It was nice enough that my mother-in-law liked it very much; so much we ordered one for her. That's a pretty good indication of a good product, if she likes it enough to want one. A great little kettle.
I took off one star because who wants to boil water in plastic, even though this kettle does not leave a plastic taste in the water. Have packed it in my suitcase a few times and it's always worked. Like that the kettle is removable from the base.
It's good looking, but hard to put water in or to clean inside. My first one came with wobbly base... exchanged. The filter by pouring fell off with small plastic chip. I returned and received money back. My friend use the bigger size and like it, though.
Answer: The liquid container comes off the base