Foldable Electric Kettle, Camping Kettle, Mini Travel Kettle, Silicone Electric Water Boiler, Tea, Coffee Kettle, Collapsible Kettle with Separable Power Cord for Outdoor Hiking Camping—Blue

The perfect size for camping trips where you have EHU. Folded it takes up minimal space. It's a bit slow to boil but to be expected for such an appliance. Doesnt auto shut-off. Takes enough water for a couple of mugs of te, with some to spare. Recommended, although I've not had it long enough to comment on longevity.

Works well. Great travel kettle

Purchased two but had two return one as that one didn’t stop boiling automatically, the other one works fine.Very handy for travelling as you can fold it into small size

Great kettle easy to stash away when not in use although it's always in use being a yorkshire person! Takes a while to boil but I'd say probably about the same as a regular camping kettle. Yes you have to be careful when pouring due to the material of the kettle as it can fold slightly but I thinkbthats to be expected!

This item is extremely dangerous. It turns itself back on.

Very easy to carry and use.

It is compact and ideal for use in the camper van, seems to take an age to boil but that is no real issue for me. The biggest issue, and has been mentioned by other reviewers, is, it doesn't switch off when it has boiled, it keeps on going. The product details says that it does. They are either faulty products, or they are misleading with their details. Whilst a kettle doesn't auto switch off, is not a massive issue as I can just do it myself, it brings into question the safety of the kettle, which isn't good.

Small enough to be out of the way, easy enough to open up and get the kettle on quickly. Quick boil, lightweight. At least 2 cups of water at a time.No silicone taste and really good quality.Bought this for my work van to run off the generator for a quick cuppa or cuppa soup now the weather is turning.EDIT. So I've noticed some form of residue/scum on the first boil of the day little white dot type things, its definitely the kettle as everything else I'd use at home and it doesn't happen there. It doesn't affect anything like taste etc.So might be worth boiling the first lot and tipping the water away then re boiling. And this is with making sure the kettle is dry after use.Other than that. Win win.