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Hamilton Beach 41020C Temperature Control Electric Tea Kettle, Water Boiler & Heater, 1.7 Liter, Fast 1500 Watts, BPA Free, Cordless, Auto-Shutoff and Boil-Dry Protection, Stainless Steel

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Features

  • Faster than a microwave and safer than stovetop kettle: The cordless electric kettle is faster for preparing up to 1. 7 liters of hot water than a microwave and safer than a stovetop kettle.Voltage : 110 Volts
  • 6 one-touch temperature settings: The Stainless Steel electric kettle heats water precisely for different teas, French press Coffee, and hot cocoa, for perfect results every time
  • Keep Warm option: A keep warm function maintains heated water in the electric tea kettle for 30 minutes, so itll be ready and waiting when you need a refill
  • Large water window with LED lights: large water window is illuminated by soft blue LEDs as water boils
  • Auto shutoff with boil-dry protection: The automatic shutoff feature with boil Dry protection keeps the Stainless Steel electric kettle from scorching

Description

Tea? Hot chocolate? Instant soup? If you have a taste for it, The Hamilton Beach 1. 7 L Stainless Steel temperature control electric kettle, water boiler & tea heater with LED indicator, keep warm, auto-shutoff & boil-dry protection can have it ready in minutes. The powerful rapid-boil system provides fast heat-up from any standard outlet and the auto shutoff function helps keep kettles from boiling dry. Hamilton Beach kettles are great looking and easy to use. Plus, most kettles include a 360-degree rotating or cordless base for easy serving. Hamilton Beach kettles feature a stay-cool handle and drip-free spout that makes pouring easy.


Brand: Hamilton Beach


Capacity: 1.7 Liters


Material: Stainless Steel


Color: Stainless Steel


Special Feature: Indicator Light, Temperature Control, Programmable


Brand: Hamilton Beach


Capacity: 1.7 Liters


Material: Stainless Steel


Color: Stainless Steel


Special Feature: Indicator Light, Temperature Control, Programmable


Package Information: Kettle


Voltage: 110


Finish Type: Brushed


Product Dimensions: 8.9"L x 6.2"W x 9.9"H


Wattage: 1500 watts


Included Components: Base for Cordless Serving, Electric Kettle


Product Care Instructions: Hand Wash


Recommended Uses For Product: Heating, Boiling


Model Name: Hamilton Beach Temperature Control Electric Tea Kettle, Water


Item Weight: 1.51 Kilograms


Item Weight: 3.32 pounds


Manufacturer: Hamilton Beach


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: 41020C


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: August 30, 2017


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    • Tea kettle speed test: Cuisinart CPK-17 vs. Hamilton Beach 41020. Are they the same?
Review Image by Johnny Johnny
Review Image by Johnny Johnny
The Cuisinart CPK-17 adjustable temperature tea kettle ranks at the top of several reputable consumer tests. Yet it sure is expensive. When I read the almost identical Hamilton Beach 41020 was the same kettle for just over half the price I was excited. I always look for the highest quality appliances, but at the best price and greatest long term value, too. I read these two kettles even came from the same factory and was confidently prepared to learn all was truly identical in performance, too. Read on to find out, but know there is a spoiler alert just below! So are they the same? Of course they are, I smugly assumed. In testing . . . THEY ARE NOT! Cuisinart CPK-17 vs. Hamilton Beach 41020 / Design: As you can see in the photos, they are almost identical but the HB is slightly taller. Note that the Cuisinart is slightly more streamlined in its design. It weighs just over an ounce more than the HB. The bases are slightly different and these tea kettles do not fit on the other brand's base. The HB has a slightly wider pop up lid. That may make it easier to fill for some but both models have ample filling room. Cuisinart CPK-17 tea kettle vs. Hamilton Beach 41020 / Workmanship: I was surprised. While the HB looks fine, it's stainless steel is machined a bit rougher. The workmanship feels cheaper. The Cuisinart is overall more solid. I would consider the HB workmanship perfectly acceptable if not directly comparing to the better built Cuisinart. The lids are actually quite different. The lighter HB lid plinks open and is a bit floppy. The Cuisinart lid has more weight and has a more solid hinge. It opens confidently, not as abrupt. However, the nearly identical fill window of the HB is actually more accurate, and shows cup markings as well as liters. Cuisinart CPK-17 vs. Hamilton Beach 41020 / Temp choices and features: Almost the same but there is a distinct difference between the two. Which holds the advantage depends on your drinking and pouring preferences. Both have a great feature that will allow you to hold the brewing temp for another 30 minutes. So, what is different between the two brands? For the Cuisinart, the keep warm feature is on by default, but easily turned off, either before or after brewing. For the HB, the default is off and the keep warm button must be pressed manually. I greatly prefer the default to be on. We love this as I may be awake first, have a cup of green tea brewed at the proper 175 degrees and then wait for my wife to join me. She can pour the next cup held at the same temp. However, it you never would desire a second cup, perhaps you might prefer the HB. Just keep in mind that with capacities of 1.7 liters, these two kettles welcome multiple pourings. Cuisinart CPK-17 vs. Hamilton Beach 41020 / All important performance tests: As both are 1500 watts, I expected great speed and both delivered. For a full 1.7 liter pot (57 ounces), the Cuisinart shut off at the 212 degree boiling point in 6:59. The HP took 7:06. In real life, call it even. For 24 ounces, the Cuisinart finished in just 3:31 and for 16 ounces, it was done in only 2:32. The microwave and stovetop will not compare. The HB was again not far behind. At the green tea setting of 175 degrees, the Cuisinart took just 2:22 for 24 ounces, and a terrific 1:40 for 16 ounces. The HB finished 24 ounces in 2:20, and for 16 ounces, just 1:37. So, at this point you may be thinking NO BRAINER. Why not just buy the Hamilton Beach? What follows is why the HB is not truly the equal of the Cuisinart in performance: Cuisinart CPK-17 vs. Hamilton Beach 41020 / Temperature consistency: When brewing to 212 degrees, both brands hit the boiling point at shut off. Yet, you will likely buy a better quality kettle like this for versatility in brewing at different temps, right? When using the 175 degree setting for green tea, as soon as the brewer stopped, I used a Thermapen instant read thermometer, and found the Cuisinart measured exactly 176 degrees. Terrific performance! For the same test at the 175 degree setting, the HB was 186 degrees. If I want 186, I'll use the 185 setting! I repeated the test at different temps. The Cuisinart was right on every time. The HB was inaccurate and also its holding temps were also less reliable than the Cuisinart. For some, this may not matter so the HB might be still be for you. However, if all you realistically need a kettle for is to boil for black tea, ramen, etc., I'd suggest a simple non adjustable kettle. Nice ones can be had in the $20 range. Cuisinart CPK-17 vs. Hamilton Beach 41020 / Warranty and the long term: HB may possibly have an advantage here. Even though the Cuisinart has an impressive three year warranty, I have read complaints from frustrated users that their customer service department is, er, "difficult." In fairness, we have had a Cuisinart coffee maker, waffle maker, and ice cream maker, including two refurbished models. We have never had a problem needing warranty service. In reading other reviews, more complain about the HB breaking down quickly than with the Cuisinart. Several complain that for either brand the number markings can rub off in time, too. So, my story does indeed have a surprise ending. When I began testing, I did not expect to be typing this: Oh man. Hamilton Beach, you let me down! Minor workmanship issues aside, a temperature adjustable tea kettle should be accurate. In the end, I'd rather pay more for a kettle I hope to use for years that will faithfully and consistently reproduce the temperature at the setting I choose. Pay more for the Cuisinart and you are likely to get a better kettle. A more expensive kettle that is more also more consistent potentially represents a better value over the long term. Hope this has been of help so you can make the best choice of which kettle is best for you. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2019 by Johnny Johnny
    • Does the Job
So far this works just as well if not better than our previous electric kettle. Our last one was very VERY expensive ($140.00). Won't mention the brand name but the first three letters were Bre. It did last about seven years but had a button problem for the last two. At the price of this Hamilton Beach, if it lasts as long I will be very happy. So far it works great. By the way, we used it twice a day. Highly recommend. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2023 by D Wainwright
    • Handle Settings Low on Handle
I have been using this for a week twice a day making pour over coffee. Overall I really like it. I used my last one (by Oster) for 6 years 2-3 times a day. Only thing I am having to get used to is how low on the handle all the buttons are. I have to be careful to not push "keep warm". I'm glad I have small hands. Also the blue light in the water level window stays luminated for awhile after returning the kettle to the heating unit. At first I thought it was heating again. It just takes some getting used to. I do like that the beeping when ready is much quieter then my last one. Those in the house sleeping really appreciate it too! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2023 by BDP
    • Does a magnificent job for a good price
I'm not sure why I held out so long before getting a kettle. As an avid cook I have to boil a lot of water and this makes it so much faster, especially for things like pasta (since we have gas.) We use it daily now for our drip coffee, which has seemed to trumped our fancy espresso machine for a great cup of coffee. I think the hesitance was "another" counter appliance. I also love the metal finish: I don't trust glass in the kitchen. I have found this one of the most used appliances in my kitchen. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2023 by Amazon Customer
    • Love it
I have gone though a ton of tea kettles and so far this is the only one that has lasted more than 6 months. It’s well made, boils fast, and keeps the water hot if you want it to. It also has variable temperatures.
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2023 by Makai
    • Great TEA kettle
I recently purchased this to replace my glass tea kettle. POSITIVE it has several settings for tea, coffee and helps to get the right temp for my different beverages. It looks nice and is efficient. CONS to this are it is heavier than my old one, the pour mouth is sharp and can cut your fingers when cleaning, hard to see how much water is in there. Overall, I am keeping it and is working better than my old one. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2023 by AJ
    • Love It!!!
Great and extremely convenient companion for making tea and French Press Coffee! Gifted this particular purchase for a friend who loves and enjoys the convenience of this item as much as I for tea and French Press coffee. Purchased mine at 5+ years ago (however, not from Amazon) and it’s still running strong. Highly reliable! Extremely convenient! No complaints! No concerns! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2023 by Ebullient
    • Works well, but heavy
This kettle works well, but I find it heavy to lift with very little water in it. Granted I have tendonitis in my right hand, so was not a good choice for me. Should have returned it and got something lighter.
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2023 by Pat England

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