Smart Kettle by WeeKett - voice control with Amazon Alexa, Google & Siri, Variable Temperature Control, Keep Warm, Stainless Steel, BPA Free, Energy Efficient, 2200W, 1.7L

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Unlike a standard electric kettle where you hit the button, the water comes to a boil and the kettle shuts off, with a smart kettle, you can program the exact temperature you want the water to be. This could be handy if your life is pretty hectic, or even if you just can't function properly before the first coffee of the day. The companion app is used to set the correct temperature, with various pre-determined options for making tea, preparing baby milk, making rice flour, etc.

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As with most appliances in our homes, there’s now a new generation of kettles that come with added smarts. For example, if you use it for green tea or for preparing baby milk, you can change the temperature accordingly rather than guessing when it’s ready. The app also tells you how much water is in the kettle although there is no water meter on the kettle itself which might be frustrating for those times that you don’t want to use the app to boil it.

The app that goes along with the kettle is easy to use and provides a ton of benefit; almost like a personal scheduler. The AppKetle is just a water kettle, not a coffee maker, and the main function is to heat water for different beverages, thanks to the temperature selector. You still get all the same features that you do in the gooseneck kettle, including temperature control with a range of 104 to 212 degrees Fahrenheit, and voice control via Alexa. If you love technology and tea equally, then a smart kettle is a great way to smarten up your kitchen.

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You can easily boil the kettle from the app and it provides a countdown timer that gives you a rough idea of when it will reach the desired temperature. If all you want to do is set your kettle to a timer so it works with your schedule, you can choose one that just works with your mobile phone, but if you want to boil your kettle from anywhere in your home without going to the kitchen, opt for one that works with Alexa or Google Home. According to Paul, 'People who love smart tech, already own a smart speaker or two, can appreciate the little conveniences smart homes bring, and can justify the cost' might find a smart kettle useful.

I have read your post on the wifi Kettle with great interest and I guess it was only a matter of time before this technology reached us. Selecting “Baby Bottle” mode will heat the water to 100 degrees before cooling to a safe drinking temperature in its cycle.