






INTASTING Electric Kettles, Gooseneck Electric Kettle, ±1℉ Temperature Control, Stainless Steel Inner, Quick Heating, for Pour Over Coffee, Brew Tea, Boil Hot Water, 0.9L Black
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Description
• ±1℉ Temperature Accuracy - The intelligent base's built-in temperature control program. The program will adjust the heating power when the water temp approaches the desired temp according the temp probe detects the temp change. • 0.65mm Gooseneck Spout - Due to the water flow speed directly affecting the flavor and taste of pour-over coffee, we designed a unique fine gooseneck spout. It is easier and more friendly to control the water flow speed during make pour-over coffee. • Temp Hold Function - The kettle will automatically switch to "HOLD" mode when the water reaches the right temperature, keeping it there until we're ready to pour over the coffee. The maximum holding time is 2 hours. • 100% Stainless Steel Interior & Plastic-Free Sensor Seal - Every water-contact surface is crafted from food-grade 304 stainless steel—BPA-free and rust-resistant. Even the temperature sensor is sealed without plastic, ensuring safe, pure water every time. • Brew stopwatch - With the built-in exact stopwatch, you can check the brew time on the screen at any time to adjust the rhythm of pour over coffee. After counting down for three seconds, the stopwatch will begin to run at zero.
Details
General
- Brand Name
- intasting
- Model Name
- CEK-204
- Model Number
- USCIN1008
- Part Number
- NEK2902
- Manufacture Year
- 2025
- Color
- Black
- Finish Type
- Polished
- Country as Labeled
- China
- Container Type
- Gooseneck Kettle
- Unit Count
- 1.0 Count
- Included Components
- Base, Kettle
- Recommended Uses For Product
- Boiling, Gooseneck Kettle, Heating, Pour Over Coffee, Temperature Control
Dimensions & Weight
- Item Dimensions
- 10.8"L x 8.1"W x 7.4"H
- Item Weight
- 1.5 Pounds
Capacity
- Capacity
- 0.9 Liters
Power
- Voltage
- 120 Volts
- Wattage
- 1200 watts
Features
- Other Special Features
- Automatic Shut-Off, Ergonomic Handle, Rapid Boil, Rotatable Base, Temperature Control
Material & Care
- Material
- Stainless Steel
- Material Features
- Non-Toxic
- Product Care Instructions
- Hand Wash
Frequently asked questions
- Is the interior made of stainless steel?
- Yes, every water-contact surface is crafted from food-grade 304 stainless steel—BPA-free and rust-resistant.
- Does the kettle have a temperature hold function?
- Yes, the kettle automatically switches to 'HOLD' mode when water reaches the right temperature and can keep it there for up to 2 hours.
- What is the capacity of the kettle?
- The capacity is 0.9 Liters.
Customer reviews

This is a 5 star dupe
I own the Fellow Stagg EKG kettle and love it but when purchasing another kettle for my second home I didn’t want to spend $200 on something I only use occasionally when I’m in town. I ordered this one instead as it “looks” the same. Here’s the good: kettle does very much look like the Stagg kettle. Similar shape and placement of the gooseneck, holds about the same amount of water. Has what I am assuming based on look and feel is a faux walnut handle but the knob to grab the lid is plastic. The heating base the kettle sits on is square like the Stagg with digital display. In terms of functions it does all the same things. You can set temp within one degree, hold the temp and use the timer to start it. Just sitting on your counter it looks almost like a $200 kettle. The tells: the feel of it in your hands. It’s definitely lighter weight and when you pour the balance of the ergonomics is fine but is not the Stagg kettle. Would I notice this if I didn’t already own the expensive kettle? No. Second tell is on the inside of the kettle. Where the fill line is instead of just an etch line with the word fill they have this weird tab that’s like saudered on there and it says fill in tiny writing. At first I was like this seems wonky, why not just do what Fellow does? Then I realized the little tab also attaches to the top part of the handle on the outside. On the Stagg kettle the handle appears to be seamlessly attached so I don’t know how long this wonky tab thing will hold out whilst being exposed to heat and water corrosion with every use. The third tell is the on the heating base or rather the entire base itself. It’s very light weight and where as the heating element on the Stagg is clearly robust copper coil the element on this kettle looks like it’s made of plastic which of course can’t be the case but the point is you can’t see the copper filament. Fourth tell is heating time. This kettle does not go from cold to 200 degrees nearly as fast. The Stagg less than two mins but this one takes at least twice the amount of time. Not a big deal to me but some might call that a deal breaker. Some people also mention all the loud beeping. It is pretty loud and when it’s early in the morning and I have the grandkids sleeping in the next room it is annoying. Bottom line: I feel like the value for what you pay is definitely there. It’s less than half the price of the Stagg and basically does the same thing with less finesse. The durability is not quite the same as the kettle is clearly lighter weight and has that weird metal tab inside but again for my purposes of only occasional use it’s probably ok. Bottom line: if you have the $200 and want to buy the real deal because you are a serious coffe, tea or yeast bread maker who will use a kettle daily then go for it! If you just like the aesthetic of the Stagg kettle then this is a respectable alternative.
I own the Fellow Stagg EKG kettle and love it but when purchasing another kettle for my second home I didn’t want to spend $200 on something I only use occasionally when I’m in town. I ordered this one instead as it “looks” the same. Here’s the good: kettle does very much look like the Stagg kettle. Similar shape and placement of the gooseneck, holds about the same amount of water. Has what I am assuming based on look and feel is a faux walnut handle but the knob to grab the lid is plastic. The heating base the kettle sits on is square like the Stagg with digital display. In terms of functions it does all the same things. You can set temp within one degree, hold the temp and use the timer to start it. Just sitting on your counter it looks almost like a $200 kettle. The tells: the feel of it in your hands. It’s definitely lighter weight and when you pour the balance of the ergonomics is fine but is not the Stagg kettle. Would I notice this if I didn’t already own the expensive kettle? No. Second tell is on the inside of the kettle. Where the fill line is instead of just an etch line with the word fill they have this weird tab that’s like saudered on there and it says fill in tiny writing. At first I was like this seems wonky, why not just do what Fellow does? Then I realized the little tab also attaches to the top part of the handle on the outside. On the Stagg kettle the handle appears to be seamlessly attached so I don’t know how long this wonky tab thing will hold out whilst being exposed to heat and water corrosion with every use. The third tell is the on the heating base or rather the entire base itself. It’s very light weight and where as the heating element on the Stagg is clearly robust copper coil the element on this kettle looks like it’s made of plastic which of course can’t be the case but the point is you can’t see the copper filament. Fourth tell is heating time. This kettle does not go from cold to 200 degrees nearly as fast. The Stagg less than two mins but this one takes at least twice the amount of time. Not a big deal to me but some might call that a deal breaker. Some people also mention all the loud beeping. It is pretty loud and when it’s early in the morning and I have the grandkids sleeping in the next room it is annoying. Bottom line: I feel like the value for what you pay is definitely there. It’s less than half the price of the Stagg and basically does the same thing with less finesse. The durability is not quite the same as the kettle is clearly lighter weight and has that weird metal tab inside but again for my purposes of only occasional use it’s probably ok. Bottom line: if you have the $200 and want to buy the real deal because you are a serious coffe, tea or yeast bread maker who will use a kettle daily then go for it! If you just like the aesthetic of the Stagg kettle then this is a respectable alternative.

Beautiful and functional teapot
We've had this teapot for several months now and we love it! Yes, it is on the smaller side and as a household who drinks several cups of tea a day, we boil water often. But it comes to a boil very quickly so we just use it more. I really like the adjustable temperature knob and the whole design in general. It's a beautiful dark green matte color. And we accidentally found out you can adjust the volume too.
We've had this teapot for several months now and we love it! Yes, it is on the smaller side and as a household who drinks several cups of tea a day, we boil water often. But it comes to a boil very quickly so we just use it more. I really like the adjustable temperature knob and the whole design in general. It's a beautiful dark green matte color. And we accidentally found out you can adjust the volume too.

The cutest kettle!
Oh my gosh is this kettle so perfect! Holds plenty of water, heats extremely fast (as fast as a new Keurig, it was literally seconds), easy and intuitive to use, and it’s just so darn cute. Does get a bit noisy when heating (again, like a new Keurig) but not anything that bothers me personally because it’s only for a few moments. I would so buy this again. Cord is a good length as well!
Oh my gosh is this kettle so perfect! Holds plenty of water, heats extremely fast (as fast as a new Keurig, it was literally seconds), easy and intuitive to use, and it’s just so darn cute. Does get a bit noisy when heating (again, like a new Keurig) but not anything that bothers me personally because it’s only for a few moments. I would so buy this again. Cord is a good length as well!

Excellent Kettle – Quiet, Easy to Clean, and Great Value
This is a great kettle. We use it daily and it works really well. It heats water to the perfect temperature, making an excellent cup of tea every time. It’s super easy to clean and runs pretty quietly without making a lot of noise. The LED light clearly shows the temperature, which is very convenient. I would definitely purchase this again — it’s a great value for the money.
This is a great kettle. We use it daily and it works really well. It heats water to the perfect temperature, making an excellent cup of tea every time. It’s super easy to clean and runs pretty quietly without making a lot of noise. The LED light clearly shows the temperature, which is very convenient. I would definitely purchase this again — it’s a great value for the money.









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