Copco Impress Teakettle

Comment: nice tea kettle- handle works well- whistle not very loud, but not a big deal for us

Comment: The tea Kettle was exactly as described and pictured. My wife wanted a new tea kettle that whistled and I never thought there would be so much research required to buy a tea kettle. This kettle has it all, a good, solid whistle, strong handle, adequate top opening so that you can either clean it or put tea bags in after the water has heated, etc. As others have said, if you are one to use your kettle with a gas stove and have the heat on high, the handle will get warm. Have your heat just off the high mark and you should be fine. Ok, so I'm not the guy using this thing, but my wife and daughter seem to be loving it just fine. Good Buy, Good Product.

Comment: We have had our Copco teakettle for about a year, and overall it works pretty well. The workmanship is solid, and the whistle works well. Unlike a more expensive Oxo Uplift kettle we had, the enamel has held up and there is no sign of rust on the inside. Contrary to what another reviewer found, we are not able to pick up our teakettle without using an oven mitt. We use a gas range at home, which may lead to our problems. Overall we like the product, and will bring it to our vacation home to try with our electric range once we replace it with a new teakettle.

Comment: I read a lot of kettle reviews - never thought buying a tea kettle would be so complicated - so here's the result. This kettle meets many of the concerns expressed by buyers. 1 - it has No Bottom Seam. Thats a critical flaw in a lot of kettles. 2. it has a useful filling lid. 3. it has a whistle that can be heard. No funny low whooing or internal reeds to mess with. 4. it is made of sturdy metal. 5. it has a handle that works. 6. its good looking. 7. it holds 2 quarts. I bought this because of these attributes and I think its the best buy of all those featured when I got it. I did learn to turn down the heat so as not to heat the handle rather than the water. Watch the side of your kettle. If its steaming, high flame is shooting up past the bottom and reaching the handle above. This does not do the kettle any good. If this one is left to whistle away, a little steam blasts up into the handle and heats it on the front. This is a leak and not perfect but its not critical. The handle cools very quickly. I would like to see more than one screw holding the handle on but the unit seems very sturdy. I just wanted a kettle. I got a research project but it was worth it and I'm pleased with the purchase.

Comment: Red Teakettle. The last one I bought the lit handle broke from the heat this one is a much better design. I am very happy. Plus it is red...