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Features
- Durable borosilicate glass provides thermal shock protection and a pure, clean taste
- Illuminated LED power switch lights up when Kettle is on and automatically turns off when water has reached a rolling boil Lid opens slowly to control the release of steam and prevent hot water splatter
- Kettle is cord-free when removed from the 360 Degree swivel base and has an insulated bottom for easy transport Non-slip, comfortable handle provides a secure grip and remains cool to the touch Cord wraps neatly around the base for compact, tidy storage
- Perforated stainless steel filter strains water while you pour and is removable for easy cleaning
- Kettle boils up to 1.75 L of water faster than the microwave and safer than the stovetop Features convenient ounce and milliliter markings allow for precise measuring
- 2-Year Warranty
Description
Elegant and durable, the OXO Brew Cordless Electric Kettle boils water faster than the microwave and safer than the stovetop. Features include auto shut- off, stay-cool handle, easy-to-read measurement markings and a soft-open lid. The Kettle heats on a 360° swivel base, is cord-free when removed from the base and has an insulated bottom for easy transport. Note: Voltage is 120V/60Hz.
Brand: OXO
Capacity: 1.75 Liters
Material: Stainless steel, Borosilicate glass
Color: Clear
Special Feature: Automatic Shut-Off
Brand: OXO
Color: Clear
Special Feature: Automatic Shut-Off
Package Information: Kettle
Finish Type: Glass, Stainless Steel
Product Dimensions: 9.3"L x 9.1"W x 13.5"H
Included Components: Cordless Glass Electric Kettle
Material Feature: Thermal shock protection, pure and clean taste, non-reactive, non-leaching
Product Care Instructions: Hand Wash
Recommended Uses For Product: Boiling
Model Name: 8710300
Item Weight: 2.8 Pounds
UPC: 719812092942
Manufacturer: OXO
Global Trade Identification Number: 42
Item Weight: 2.84 pounds
Item model number: 8710300
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: July 7, 2015
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Style: Cordless Glass Electric Kettle
What a brilliant electric kettle! I marveled at reviews for it many years ago and decided to invest in a kettle instead of constantly using glass 4-cup measurers in the microwave. SUPER EASY: fill with water, flip the top down (or don't -- I forget sometimes and it still boils just fine), gently push the simple, handled switch at the bottom front of the unit, and presto! boiling water in less time than it takes in the microwave, let alone on the stove. And if you want to reheat the water and click the handled switch again, it carefully adds only as much time as needed to reheat that particular batch of water, depending on how much it had cooled. What a breeze! SUPER SAFE: Yes, it turns off automatically once boiled. Yes, the handle is insulated all around your hand, front and back, so you can't burn your hand by mistake when lifting the boiling water off the base. Yes, it pours easily. Yes, the top lifts slowly, automatically, to prevent lots of steam or hot water gushing out as you open it. And yes, the bottom's not hot, even as you lift the carafe of boiled water from the base, so you can set it down or even brush someone's shoulder when pouring out water for individual tea or pourover coffee at the table without burning anyone. The glass kettle itself, of course, *is* hot when filled with boiling water, as are all types, I believe. I'm on my fourth kettle now, two as gifts (recipients had both raved after making tea or coffee at my house and now enjoy having their own) and the last as a replacement after my first failed following years of service. My first one lasted a lot longer than either of my Cuisinart coffee makers had done, now long retired. The fourth OXO Electric Kettle I've bought, the second for myself, is currently three or four years old and going strong. I love this thing. It sits on its base right next to the sink for convenient filling and is used several times a day. What a marvelous gift to myself! Perhaps it's a little pricey for just a water boiler, but the pleasure it gives me each time far exceeds its cost over the long run. Will buy a fifth if this one ever fails -- don't ever want to do without this fabulous and frequently used small appliance.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2023 by Chris S.
Style: Cordless Glass Electric Kettle
I've had this for 3 years, use it all the time. It is the fastest way to boil water. I always use botted water to prevent scales/calcium deposits. I don't put anything else in it, so I have never cleaned it and it still looks like new.
Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2026 by J. Frank Parnell
Style: Cordless Glass Electric Kettle
I'm on my fourth one of these and here's why: The first was my error in placing the base plate on a hot stove and having it melt. The unit was roughly 1.5 years old at the time and functioned well with no issues. I purchased a replacement from Amazon sometime around 8/2023. I have mineral rich potable water and the kettle began to develop the typical white buildup inside of the unit. At this point I began cleaning the unit with a few mLs of white vinegar, leaving it for about a 1 minute, adding cold water, agitating a bit, and then rinsing. Vinegar obviously cleaned the residue well. Unfortunately after only a few weeks of this, and a cleaning once or twice a week, brown rust-like spots began to develop inside the kettle as some may have seen in review photos here. This rust was not only visible inside the unit but began to develop between the glass and stainless on the outside as well. At this point in ownership I read reviews here and reached out to Oxo for warranty replacement as I found the rust unacceptable after only a few months when my first unit did not have this problem. They had zero issue replacing it for me. My now third unit arrived ~11/2023 and it was an even worse experience than the second. Not only was this unit rusting, but leaking between the stainless and glass frame as the water boiled. I used vinegar to clean from day one like with the second unit. I reached out to Oxo for another replacement, showing a video of the water leaking as the unit boiled water, and they sent a replacement out right away. Now on my fourth unit, I took a different approach after reading a review here. I began cleaning with citric acid rather than vinegar with the belief that vinegar was damaging this kettle. Citric acid is what is used in the Oxo cleaning solution. Well sure enough, after over a month of use now, no rust development. The prior units usually developed rust in 2 to 3 weeks. Unfortunately it took me destroying several units to learn this, but it is why I decided to write this review and pass this info along to others.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2024 by Piotr Mazurkiewicz
Style: Cordless Glass Electric Kettle
We had the opportunity to try this against the Cosori kettle based on reviews by Wirecutter and America's test kitchen. I thought I would like the Oxo better, but found a couple of potential downsides that led to us preferring the Cosori hands down. First, The Oxo had several reviews mentioning a plastic taste in the water even after repeated use. This may be in part because there is a plastic-rimmed filter and its bracket that the hot water is poured through. The filter itself is removable but the bracket does not seem to be. Also, there was a lot of clumps and fragments of what appeared to be residual glue around the upper and lower rims of the glass where the body of the kettle join the upper and lower metal rings. Second, the oxo kettle has a pronounced lip around the upper metal rim and pour spout where it meets the glass, which means that there is no way to get all the water out of the kettle - there is always a small amount that is caught by this lip. Third, the indicator light in the on/off switch on the Oxo kettle is small, and with its low placement, not as easy to see on a crowded kitchen counter. The kettle boiled water very quickly - comparable to the Cosori. It has a very nice, sleek appearance. The plastic and the pour lip were just deal breakers for us. By comparison, the Cosori has a glass spout that allows one to completely empty the carafe, a filter that can be lifted out of the way by opening the lid when pouring, no visible plastic or glue (though there may be a rim around the base), and a more prominent indicator light.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2025 by hozomeen