Fellow Stagg EKG Electric Gooseneck Kettle - Pour-Over Coffee and Tea Kettle - Stainless Steel Kettle Water Boiler - Quick Heating Electric Kettles for Boiling Water - Polished Copper
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Color: Copper
Size: EKG (0.9L)
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- STAGG EKG ELECTRIC KETTLE: Simple aesthetic meets powerful design. A gooseneck kettle that pours as good as it looks, its made from quality 304 stainless steel with a minimalist base to save space and a 0.9-liter capacity.
- PRECISION POUR: Stagg EKG's sleek pointed spout is designed for a powerful but precise stream for the optimal pour-over flow rate, and the counterbalanced handle provides a sturdy grip encouraging a slower pour.
- TEMPERATURE MATTERS: Speed up your brewing process with Stagg EKG and its 1200-watt quick-heating element for boiling water. The to-the-degree temperature control makes perfecting your manual cup of coffee or steeped tea seamless and precise.
- BREW LIKE A PRO: A sleek LCD screen indicates the desired Set Temp and Real-Time Temp for your drip coffee or tea. Use the built-in Brew Stopwatch to time your extraction and engage the toggle to keep your water hot for up to 60 minutes.
- FELLOW: Experts in coffee with a love for product design, we at Fellow believe coffee is a journey. We are dedicated to melding beautiful design with flawless functionality to help aficionados and beginners alike find the fun in the brewing process.
Brand: Fellow
Capacity: 0.9 Liters
Material: Stainless Steel
Color: Copper
Voltage: 120 Volts
Finish Type: Stainless Steel
Product Dimensions: 11.5"L x 6.73"W x 8"H
Wattage: 1200.00
Product Dimensions: 11.5 x 6.73 x 8 inches
Item Weight: 4.69 pounds
Item model number: Stagg EKG (0.9L, Copper)
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: June 11, 2018
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Color: Matte White
Size: EKG (0.9L)
Although we don't yet use ours for a pour-over coffee, it would certainly fit the bill. The only thing I dislike about about the temp control is that it doesn't set/hold at lower temperatures, which I would have liked for baking - a temp that doesn't kill yeast. It heats/boils water very fast. Our local water is very hard and I use Fellow's recommendation of citric acid crystals (which I happened to have (Trader Joes) as a form of Vitamin C, to decalcify it quickly, and then use 'that' boiling water to flush my drains and keep them clear.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 29, 2023 by NYCBrindledog
Color: Matte White
Size: EKG (0.9L)
Pros: It’s adorable. It makes me smile every time I use it. It does a nice job of heating up coffee water. Cons: It arrived with a huge scratch on the underside of the spout which I didn’t notice for a few weeks and by then I was so used to it I didn’t want to return it. The white lid doesn’t match the white coffee pot. I had a question for customer support a few weeks ago and although their website promises a speedy response, I have yet to hear from them. It was difficult to learn how to use because it has only one button that controls every function and each one requires pressing that button differently. It would be much more useful if it had a buzzer to tell you when it has hit temperature. It would be helpful if there were measurement markings on the inside of the pot. It’s outrageously expensive for what it does. Would I buy it again? Nope, not at this price.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 22, 2022 by Throbble Fleep
Color: Matte Black
Size: EKG (0.9L)
After reading tons of reviews, watching James Hoffman's kettle shoot-out, and months of asking myself if a kettle could possibly be worth the asking price of the Stagg EKG, I finally pulled the trigger in an impulse moment. I have ZERO regrets. This is a serious, high-quality piece of well-engineered and carefully manufacturer kit. I purchased it primarily for using with a Hario V60 and Aeropress. But it works so beautifully and is so enjoyable to use that it's being used constantly for not just coffee but also hot tea. You really have to pick it up to realize just how well it's made. Nothing flimsy about it. And the electronic controls are absolutely adequate without being too much. And the user interface is pure art. If you're on the fence, just do it.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 30, 2022 by Jon A Delamarter Jon A Delamarter
Color: Copper
Size: EKG (0.9L)
I’ve owned the Stagg kettle in copper for almost 3 months and have used it daily in that time. I originally ordered the black version, but was sent the white, which I returned to Amazon. I reordered the copper version which is much better looking than the white or black, and definitely worth the extra $20 imho. The kettle itself is very solid and substantial feeling. The same can’t be said of the base though. The base is very light and flimsy and the switches on the back that set Celsius vs. Fahrenheit temp display, and hold vs sleep functions, are really, really cheap. The dial where you set the water temperature and turn the kettle on and off is also very cheap feeling too—and will probably be the first thing to break on this kettle. It feels really fragile like it will break with the slightest press too hard. The buttons on the back are set once and forget, but the on/off/temperature set dial on the front sees daily use. For a kettle that costs $170 it’s a real disappointment. Fellows could have spent a couple dollars more on parts and had a much better product. The Stagg kettle was a kickstarter project started in 2013-2014. The kettle I received was produced in Feb 2019, so it was a couple years old and probably part of the first gen design. Hopefully Stagg has updated or will update the product design and increase the quality of the switches and dials. This won’t be an heirloom kitchen appliance your kids will inherit, but with proper care, it should last 3-5 years. So how does it work in practice? The kettle heats water from 35 degrees to 205 in about 6 minutes. It maintains the set temp within 1-2 degrees once it’s reached. I verified this with the kitchen thermometer I was using previously with my Hario V60. The kettle is very well balanced and makes it easy to do slow pour brews. (e.g. 50-60 grams of water in 15 seconds) even if you’re still half asleep. Once you get by the cheaply constructed base it’s a really nice experience. Some thoughts on things that other reviewers have noted- Water boils over when the kettle is filled to the fill line. This is true--If you set the temp for 212 degrees the water will indeed boil over. But coffee is brewed at max 205 degrees and tea around the same temps so there’s no need to heat water to boiling for coffee or tea, the intended use cases for this kettle. Just because your car will go 120mph doesn’t mean you should drive at that speed. There’s no boil over at 205-207. Works just fine, even when filled a little over the line. It’s easy to burn your finger on the metal connector part of the handle (the part that connects the insulated handle to the kettle). Yes, that part is metal and if you touch it with hot water in the kettle, you may get burned. But as Steve Jobs once famously said “just don’t hold it that way”. The kettle says there’s no water when it’s actually filled with water. Stagg acknowledges this condition on their website FAQ as a known issue that they are working to understand. Whatever that means. I suspect that the seal on the water sensor in the bottom of the kettle is not completely watertight, and if water is left in the kettle after brewing, it will eventually seep through the seal and short out the sensor. They recommend removing the lid of the kettle and placing the kettle upside down on a cloth for 2-3 days. Sounds like a defective design or manufacturing issue. One shouldn’t have to do this with a $150-$170 kettle. I follow the instructions I received with my Hario V-60 that seem to make sense and haven’t had any issues so far. - Don’t leave water in the kettle other than when it’s heating or brewing. Don’t leave it on ‘hold’ for a long time, start brewing as soon as possible after the water comes up to the set temp. - Dry out the inside of the kettle with a paper towel immediately after brewing so the heat from the kettle evaporates any remaining water droplets inside. A paper towel wrapped around a small spatula works well for this. Let the kettle cool separate from the base with the lid off (wipe down the lid too) so water doesn’t condense on the inside. This has worked well for me so far. Bottom line—I decided to keep the kettle despite the flaws because it looks great on the counter and really improves the control over the brewing process. If Fellows spends a couple bucks more on higher quality controls in their next revision, and fixes the seal on the water sensor, they will have a real winner. But even in its current iteration it’s a good kettle and an ok value for the money, if you need precise control of water flow and temperature when brewing, and are willing to take a few extra steps to increase its longevity. It’s 3.5 stars, but rated a 3 since a kettle this expensive shouldn’t feel cheaply made, and have design/manufacturing flaws.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 31, 2020 by Bob G
Color: Matte Black
Size: EKG (0.9L)
I purchased this to pair with my aeropress coffee set up and it’s been great! Love the gooseneck and the ability to change between C and F, and hold temperature. The base doesn’t get hot, but the kettle does (obviously). I recommend it. It’s pricey but is well built. Buy once cry ones mentality for me
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 19, 2023 by Sebastian Falcon Sebastian Falcon
Color: Copper
Size: EKG (0.9L)
I make two cups of Aeropress coffee a day. This is the perfect kettle for such a use. It heats lightning-fast, its pouring spout is elegant and effective, its interface is simple, and it looks beautiful on the counter. About the only complaint you could possibly make against it is that it’s not suitable for pouring large amounts of water quickly in a culinary setting, but… that’s not what this kettle is for. Use a regular kettle for that. For the case of making coffee, this is an ideal product.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 5, 2023 by Patrick Thomson
Color: Matte Black with Walnut Handle + Lid Pull
Size: EKG (0.9L)
I love this kettle! The shipping was very quick and we are very pleased with this our purchase!
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 4, 2023 by andrea griffin
Color: Polished
Size: EKG (0.9L)
Wish the water volume was a bit larger but loving the looks and pouring position is perfect. Well made and after getting a Baratza grinder we’re saving a fortune without Starbucks!
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 22, 2023 by Amazon Customer