dretec Tippy Pot Electric Kettle, Cute and Stylish, PO-129WT (White)

This electric kettle boils water quickly with the push of a button, even on busy mornings. It boils a full cup (140ml) in just 90 seconds, saving you time. It doesn't require heat, so it can be heated with the push of a button, making it safe to leave unattended. It automatically turns off once boiling, so you don't have to worry about forgetting to turn it off or letting it cook empty. An electric kettle that you can use whenever you need it makes your life more convenient.

[Instantly boils just the amount you need] Just press the switch to boil water. It boils a full cup (140ml) in just 90 seconds, so you don't have to wait, even on busy mornings. Its easy pouring makes it suitable for a variety of uses, including tea and drip coffee.

[Convenient to boil water anywhere] Since it doesn't require heat, it can be used outside the kitchen as long as there is an outlet, such as on a table. The 1.0L model is convenient for families, at work, and even those living alone. It's perfect for quick hot water for coffee, tea, instant noodles, and more. It also saves on electricity bills compared to an electric kettle, making it more economical. [Safe and Secure Boil-Dry Prevention] The boil-dry prevention feature allows you to boil water without worry while doing other chores. A light illuminates while the water is boiling, allowing you to tell at a glance whether the water is boiling. The automatic shutoff function ensures safety when the water is done. [Easy to Clean] The lid opens easily with one hand, making it easy to fill with water. The wide water inlet allows for easy access to the back for cleaning. The spout includes a filter to prevent dust and other particles from entering. It can be removed and washed for added hygiene. [Best Value Kettle] This affordable kettle boasts a safe and secure design with a simple and stylish design! With an electricity bill of just 0.6 yen per cup of coffee (140cc), it's easy on the wallet. *Electricity costs are calculated based on the standard electricity rate of 27 yen/kWh.