How long does it actually hold temperature?

Sixty minutes, within ±1°C of the set point, counted from the moment you lift the kettle off the base and again once it goes back. After 60 minutes it switches itself off.

Can I use it for tea, French press and formula?

Yes. Anything between 40°C and 100°C is available, so green tea at 70°C, French press at 96°C and a baby bottle at 70°C are all a dial away. The hold matters more for tea than for coffee.

How do I clean and descale it?

The body is hand wash only and the base should never be submerged. If your water is hard, descale with a citric acid solution every four to six weeks. Boil-dry protection resets itself once the kettle cools.

The 0.9 L kettle, the 360° cordless base with a 60 cm braided cord, a pour-over guide card with recipes for V60, Chemex and AeroPress, and the 3-year warranty card.

How fast does it ship?

Orders placed before 2 pm ship the same working day from our warehouse in Reno. Delivery is 2 to 4 working days in the US and 5 to 10 days internationally.

0.9 L · gooseneck · holds ±1°C for 60 minutes

Heat held to the degree.

Kettle & Kin keeps your water within one degree for a full hour, so the temperature you set is the temperature you pour. $189, free shipping.

Buy Kettle & Kin for $189

One job: hold the temperature.

Every part of Kettle & Kin exists to keep your water where you left it. Not just hot, but exact.

Holds within ±1°C

Choose any temperature from 40°C to 100°C. It stays there for 60 minutes while you grind, weigh and pour.

A pour you can aim

The 7 mm gooseneck and balanced handle give a slow, steady stream of 6 to 8 grams a second, exactly where you point it.

Ready in three minutes

1,200 W brings 0.9 L to 96°C in about three minutes, quietly, without the stovetop whistle.

Brew timer on the display

A stopwatch counts your bloom and your pour on the same screen, so your phone stays in your pocket.

Set it. Walk away.

Most kettles give you boiling water and hope. Kettle & Kin reads the water temperature twelve times a second and adds just enough heat to keep it where you left it, so a 92°C pour for a light roast is still 92°C ten minutes later.

Presets for 80°C, 85°C, 92°C and 96°C, plus a manual dial in single degrees
Hold runs for 60 minutes, then the kettle switches itself off
Celsius or Fahrenheit on a backlit display that dims at night
Back on the base, it remembers the last temperature you used

Read what owners say

Specifications

Measured on the 120 V model at 20°C ambient. The 220–240 V version is the same kettle on a different base.

Capacity: 0.9 L / 30 oz, four to five cups
Temperature range: 40–100°C (104–212°F), set in single degrees
Temperature hold: 60 minutes, within ±1°C of the set point
Heat-up time: 0.9 L to 96°C in 3 min 10 s at 1,200 W
Spout: 7 mm gooseneck, 6–8 g per second
Display: Backlit LCD with brew timer, dims after 30 seconds
Body: 304 stainless steel, matte ceramic coating
Base: 360° cordless rotation, 60 cm braided cord
Power: 120 V / 1,200 W (US, Canada, Mexico); 220–240 V available
Size and weight: 28 × 21 × 17 cm, 1.4 kg with the base
Care: Hand wash the body; descale with citric acid every four to six weeks
Warranty: 3 years on the kettle and base, spares stocked for 10 years

Owners, a month in.

What people say after living with the kettle for a few weeks of daily brewing.

Dana R.

Home barista, Portland

I set it to 93° and went to grind beans. Fifteen minutes later it was still 93°. My old kettle was down to 78°C by then.

Marcus L.

Café owner

The gooseneck is the whole difference. I can bloom a V60 without drowning the grounds, and the timer means I stopped counting seconds in my head.

Priya S.

Tea drinker, Austin

One kettle for pour-over at 94°, green tea at 70° and my daughter's bottle at 70°. It lives on the counter and hasn't been put away once.

Tom B.

Chemex user

Third electric kettle in four years. This is the first one that actually holds a temperature and doesn't rattle the whole counter while it heats.

Why it costs more than a kettle

The difference between Kettle & Kin and a supermarket kettle is the list below.

	Kettle & Kin	Electric kettle	Stovetop
Set an exact temperature	40–100°C in 1° steps	On or off	No
Holds the temperature	60 minutes at ±1°C	No	No
Pour control	7 mm gooseneck, 6–8 g/s	Short spout	Wide spout
Brew timer	On the display	No	No
Noise while heating	Quiet, no whistle	Moderate hum	Loud whistle
Warranty	3 years	1 year	None
Price	$189	Around $55	Around $40

Try it for 60 days.

Brew with it for two months. If it doesn't change your cup, send it back. We cover the return shipping and refund the kettle in full, with no restocking fee and no questions.

60-day trial: full refund, return shipping covered
3-year limited warranty on the kettle and the base
Lids, bases and gaskets kept in stock for ten years
Free carbon-neutral shipping, dispatched within one working day

Buy Kettle & Kin for $189

Before you buy

The questions that come up most, answered plainly.

The standard Kettle & Kin is 120 V, for the US, Canada and Mexico. If you're in the UK, the EU, Australia or Japan, choose the 220–240 V version at checkout. Same kettle, different base and cord.

One kettle, one price.

No bundles, no tiers, no subscription.

Kettle & Kin pour-over kettle

0.9 L / 30 oz in matte black or brushed steel, with the 360° cordless base.

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$189/ one-time

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Also available in a 220–240 V version. 60-day trial, 3-year warranty, spares kept for ten years.

In the box, and on the house

The kettle and the base. 0.9 L body in matte black or brushed steel, with a 360° cordless base and a 60 cm braided cord.
Pour-over guide card. Ratios and recipes for V60, Chemex and AeroPress, written with the roasters who tested the prototype.
60-day trial. Brew, compare, decide. If it isn't the last kettle you buy, the return is free and fully refunded.
3-year warranty. Parts and labour on the kettle and base, plus spare lids and gaskets for ten years.