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Question: Can this tea kettle be used on a ceramic top electric stove?
Document: Otherwise a nice tea kettle .Internal rust spots along the weld line inside of kettle appeared in a matter of weeks. Not acceptable at this price point ! Otherwise I actually love the weird shape and how well it heats on the small size coil electric stove top burners and the muted whistle . The kettle also handles  and pours very nicely . Just really don't trust the rust !
I wanted a shiny, stainless steel, large capacity, whistling tea kettle -- this kettle fulfills those requirements and replaced a similar kettle that had worn out. I noticed immediately that this kettle seemed to take an excessively long time to boil water and start whistling -- much longer my old kettle. I finally figured out why. My old kettle had a flat bottom, so the full heating element of my electric stove came in contact with the bottom of the kettle.
Looks lovely on my stove top and nicely complements my new Bodum Stainless Insulated French Press.I also enjoy the smooth way the water pours from it. No discoloration so far.The whistle on the kettle isn't anything special,tho. One reviewer said it had a musical whistle.
It was easy to add water, and even though  they suggest removing the lid to add water, it's far easier to simply raise the spout cover using the handle and add it there. The water boiled very quickly on my gas burner and I can certainly attest to this kettle's harmony with a gas burner, although we've been warned about electric or ceramic not providing enough heat because the bottom surface doesn't mate fully with an electric of ceramic arrangement.
This works fantastic, has a loud and unmissable whistle, holds a lot of water, and looks nice and clean on my stove. Make sure to wash it before use though, as the some of carbon they used to factory clean the inside is still present.
This looks pretty on my stove top. The nice wide bottom has a larger heating area to warm of the water faster.
I was looking for a large, chic, teapot, that was still traditional in function and basic style. This fits the bill,  it works right, whistles nicely and serves its purpose while looking good on the stove top!
This is the 2nd whistling tea kettle that I purchased recently, and I like it for the following reasons:- it has a wide bottom that captures more heat. The water inside is in contact with more metal and boils quicker.- it is designed for gas stoves, i.e. it is more efficient on a gas stove, i.e.
Nice and roomy hold lots of water so we don't have to refill. Heats fairly fast on our glass top stove. We use the large burner. We refill from spout so the top stays on all the time and it secure. It is easy to maneuver. It doesn't get hot on the top at all. It whistles nicely but I keep the top up mostly so it won't keep whistling. I didn't see or taste any type of residue.
So, there is actually very little of the kettle that comes in contact with the electric burner -- there is a slight air gap between the burner and most of the kettle's bottom. If you have a gas burner, this should make little difference, but if you have an electric burner or induction burner, you should consider another purchase.
Answer: I actually have a gas burner and find this kettle to be just fine.  I am told this kettle will also work on an induction or electric range; however, you may want to note that there is a slight ridge around the outside of the bottom so that the entire bottom does not lie flat on the surface.  It may cause heating to be slightly longer, using a fraction more energy.  I found this kettle to be great because of clear whistle, beautiful shine, easy grab handle (though I use an oven mitt), easy cleanout because of wide opening.  Mechanism works well; I have no complaints...nice kettle!