Hwagui - Heat Resistant Glass Teapot With Removable Tea Infuser For Blooming And Loose Leaf Tea, Stove Top Safe Tea Pot 1200ml/34oz

A clear glass, induction friendly tea pot was hard to find. But this thing is great. We brew a big pot in the morning (it takes about 90 seconds to come to a boil) then remove the tea bags, and leave it on the stove all day at the lowest setting. When the tea-drinking side of our family come over, we do the same thing. Drinking tea has never been so easy.

First..it is small (my fault for not checking the dimensions) but it holds more than it seems it would. Second..I thought the entire kettle was glass with metal adhered to the bottom but I was wrong. The glass is cut off at the bottom. And last..it has started to rust after less than 2 months of use. Not really worth it unless you want a dainty looking little teapot that you take extra special care of.

LOVE this product! I am a teacher, so I have this and my electric kettle and it gets me through the day! The handle does not get too hot and the metal at the bottom helps to keep the tea warm! It is a great buy! The bend in the spout can be a little tricky to clean but I got a silicone brush and now it is great!

This is my first clear glass teapot, and I'm very satisfied. It's easier to keep clean than my old metal teapots, and I like being able to see how much tea is still in the teapot.

This works fine. The problem is that it does not look like the photo. It is not as big or shaped the way it was in the phone. Deceiving.

Love the size and fact that is is glass. I can see whats going on in there. ( howuch I have left, how dark my tea is, etc..)

Overall, it is an okay tea pot. Nice capacity, stove safe, good tea holder, etc. I'd probably like it if the top didn't pop off all the time. And by "all the time" I mean when cleaning, when filling with tea, when checking the tea, well, pretty much any time except pouring, which it does quite well. The top is held on by weak little clips, and the lid has a "thumb lever" you can see in the picture. Push the lever with your thumb, the lid opens. Except push the lid an extra 1/16" and the thumb lever transforms into a pry-bar that plucks the top right off the glass body. Sadly this is going into the trash and I will try to order something of better quality.

Not the easiest to clean, slightly flimsy but great for the price. It was a gift to my son who enjoys tea, and he loves it.

Works well, maybe a bit small but worth the $

This is a nice teapot, but the lid fell apart after the first week. No glue I've found seems to hold it back together more than a couple of days.Also, if anyone has any tricks for cleaning the inside of the spout, let me know.

Item arrived in a box with hardly any protective wrapping. There are scratches and marks on both the stainless steel and glass. It makes it looks used... not nice when you want to give it as a gift. Over priced for the quality of the teapot. Online it is advertised with features like high heat resistance, dishwasher safe, etc. The packaging says nothing at all. Disappointing product!

Glass pots keep your tea pure without contaminants that you mike get from iron pots. You can tell when glass is dirty as you can simply see. I keep my pot on a gas stove, on low, all morning to keep warm. The base is magnetic so it should also work on induction cooktops. The "laser cut" tea strainer is much more sturdy and likely to last longer than mesh strainers on most other pots. The strainer has a handle that allows you to remove it and not burn your fingers. The pot does not drip and gives a fine elegant pour. I have two of these and the first has lasted for years and is still good. Just don't drop it; it is glass.

Bought as a gift, and very happy with it. Because it's solid glass, except for the bottom which is covered by a thin sheet of metal for the stovetop, it almost seems like it could easily break. Not so. Been in constant use since Christmas, and still looks like the 1st day. Highly recommend. It also was delivered very well packaged.