Probably the best kettle analysis I have ever seen! Perfect timing as someone just recommended the fellow but thanks to you pointing out the weight I know it’s not for me. Thanks Josh!
Great Video. The Stagg is almost double the price in Germany. So it's a nonbrainer for me, especially because I'm living abroad most of the time and don't use it that much.
this is really interesting. i have a cheap arendo 2200W kettle and i recorded roughly 1 minute 30 seconds, so that means the Fellow Stagg must be really efficient with the energy and/or could be its superior heat retention.
I have the Stagg EKG for several years, and I like it. I like your comments about the Timvoe spout, I definitely like to pour close to the coffee bed, not an issue with the Orea system, but a bit harder on a V60 with the Stagg. You didn't mention if the Timore has a "hold" feature for the temperature, which is an important feature I use on the Stagg, Less important, but also a feature I use, is the "Timmer" feature. Overall a great review, I'm subscribing to your channel.
Hey there! Thanks for the comment and feedback. Yes the timemore has a hold function very similar to the stagg. The stagg has a timer? I didn't know that. Even if it does we usually use the timer on our scale instead
I prefer the Timemore one. One of the major reasons why I need a new kettle is exactly the same as the last point in your video. The water distance from the mouth to the coffee surface is closet, so the water flow would be more stable. Its easier to control as well.
If you lower your camera angle height it will give a slightly more personal feel and look into your eye. you can always cut away if you need a higher top shot to show the kettles at that angle.
Great review! I'm wondering if you have any recommendations for stovetop gooseneck kettles on the market? I'm currently using a Hario Buono but I'm looking for something with more precision and control which the Buono doesn't really give me that. Thanks!
Great video, only thing I would say differently: EKG is better for beginners, because once you have a great pouring kettle like Fish or Hario Buono, you can never go back to EKG. Does anyone know the weight of the Fish Pro? Thinking of buying one, but I prefer light weight kettles like Fish
How is the timemore when the water level is low? I heard from another review that when it gets below 100ml control of the water flow becoming difficult.
The flow rate will definitely be more unpredictable because even to begin with the natural flow rate is already faster than the stagg. But I don't see it as much a big issue.
@@Oliccino Sure thing. But that convenience is somewhat expesnive. I have normal electric kettle that holds 1,7L has temperature regulation, keep warm and it is very accurate for like 1/4 price. Everything "coffee" related is absurdly overpriced for what it gives in my opinion.
I agree and I love my stovetop EKG, BUT the electric versions heats up a lot faster, easier to hold a certain temperature and overall workflow is better.
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Probably the best kettle analysis I have ever seen! Perfect timing as someone just recommended the fellow but thanks to you pointing out the weight I know it’s not for me. Thanks Josh!
Thanks Michael!
Great Video. The Stagg is almost double the price in Germany. So it's a nonbrainer for me, especially because I'm living abroad most of the time and don't use it that much.
I have the Oxo gooseneck and it's been fantastic.
this is really interesting. i have a cheap arendo 2200W kettle and i recorded roughly 1 minute 30 seconds, so that means the Fellow Stagg must be really efficient with the energy and/or could be its superior heat retention.
That was a super helpful comparison. Thanks so much for taking the time to make the video! ✅
Glad you like
Very accurate and detailed as I was looking for. Thanks
I have the Stagg EKG for several years, and I like it. I like your comments about the Timvoe spout, I definitely like to pour close to the coffee bed, not an issue with the Orea system, but a bit harder on a V60 with the Stagg. You didn't mention if the Timore has a "hold" feature for the temperature, which is an important feature I use on the Stagg, Less important, but also a feature I use, is the "Timmer" feature. Overall a great review, I'm subscribing to your channel.
Hey there! Thanks for the comment and feedback. Yes the timemore has a hold function very similar to the stagg. The stagg has a timer? I didn't know that. Even if it does we usually use the timer on our scale instead
I prefer the Timemore one. One of the major reasons why I need a new kettle is exactly the same as the last point in your video. The water distance from the mouth to the coffee surface is closet, so the water flow would be more stable. Its easier to control as well.
Yes we do agree. The timemore kettle is slightly underrated when compared to it's peers
If you lower your camera angle height it will give a slightly more personal feel and look into your eye. you can always cut away if you need a higher top shot to show the kettles at that angle.
That's the review i was looking for! Thanks!
Great review! I'm wondering if you have any recommendations for stovetop gooseneck kettles on the market?
I'm currently using a Hario Buono but I'm looking for something with more precision and control which the Buono doesn't really give me that. Thanks!
that's the exact question and answer looking for. thank you
Glad it helped!
I change my setup from the ekg to the timemore. The ekg is no good quality. I get 3 defect products.
Hmm that's interesting. Ours has been working well so far
Thanks a lot for your review
You're welcome
Great video, only thing I would say differently: EKG is better for beginners, because once you have a great pouring kettle like Fish or Hario Buono, you can never go back to EKG.
Does anyone know the weight of the Fish Pro? Thinking of buying one, but I prefer light weight kettles like Fish
ah I see your new video, the pro is 635g, vs fish 560g. Thats great!
The fish pro and ekg just from handling them feelings pretty much th same weight.
How is the timemore when the water level is low? I heard from another review that when it gets below 100ml control of the water flow becoming difficult.
The flow rate will definitely be more unpredictable because even to begin with the natural flow rate is already faster than the stagg. But I don't see it as much a big issue.
is there any review for the lifespan of these electric kettles?
Hi there for the timemore kettle we've been using it for close to 4 years now so far no issues. Ekg about 1 year and it's still okay
@@hisbrewcoffee Thank you very much.
Kettle is a kettle. It boils water. Im perfectly fine with stove top hario buono and external termometer.
If that suits you yup that works too. To each their own
hario buono is amazing for pouring, so youre not missing anything except some convenience
@@Oliccino Sure thing. But that convenience is somewhat expesnive. I have normal electric kettle that holds 1,7L has temperature regulation, keep warm and it is very accurate for like 1/4 price. Everything "coffee" related is absurdly overpriced for what it gives in my opinion.
I agree and I love my stovetop EKG, BUT the electric versions heats up a lot faster, easier to hold a certain temperature and overall workflow is better.
Can you let me know which one you have please? @Liberec2
Ekg is $80
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