It takes 5 minutes or less to boil water

Making tea is significantly faster now (takes only 5 minutes to boil its full 1.7 liters, significantly less when I'm only making tea for 1-2 people), the kettle keeps the water good and hot thanks to its excellent insulation (seriously, the outside is barely even warm even when the water inside is boiling rapidly), it's easy to clean thanks to its cylindrical shape, and it even has an auto-shutoff

Took 4 minutes to boil half a pot of water and 8 to boil a full pot

It's stainless steal, the outside stays cool, only takes 2-4 minutes to boil water.

It takes about 2.25 minutes to boil the slightly more than 2 cups of water I need for my teapot

I use cold filtered fountain water and it took approximately 8 minutes to boil, which is a little longer than expected but probably would still be quicker than a stovetop kettle

The kettle takes 6 minutes to boil when full, but it will heat faster with less water.

This tea kettle heats up very quickly, it only takes a few minutes to boil a whole kettle

Our tea kettle on our gas stove takes exactly 10 minutes to boil the same amount of water.

When filled to the limit it takes about 6 minutes to boil.

Highly efficient, it takes just few (possibly 2-3) minutes to bring the water to a rolling boil

I usually only fill it half way and it comes to a boil in like 3 minutes, but even a full kettle is ready in less than 5 minutes

I do not count minutes for water to boil

A little slower heating than a previous one I

n’t burn your hands