Metal electric kettles

Metal body

— stainless steel is a common material used for metal kettle cases due to its durability, stylish appearance, and resistance to scratches, which helps it maintain its appearance over time. However, its main disadvantage is its high thermal conductivity, which means that water heats up more slowly and cools faster compared to plastic. Additionally, touching the metal body when the kettle is hot can lead to burns. Stainless steel is also not the ideal material for teapots, as even the highest quality "stainless steel" can slightly alter the taste and aroma of the brewed drink.

It is worth noting that metal kettles are available in various price ranges, including budget options. Therefore, the common belief that metal products are always expensive is not true in the case of kettles. In fact, stainless steel is the most widely used material for kettles and is available in a wide variety of models, surpassing even plastic in popularity.