GEEPAS Digital Electric Kettle 1.7L Auto Shut Off Cool Touch 2200W White | Wifi Tuya Smart App Control Alexa Google Voice Compatible 2 Year Warranty

I was so impressed with mine, I brought another as a presants, easy to set up and works well with alexa

I absolutely love this kettle, I'm no good with things like this but was so easy to set up didn't need my kids help lol. Managed to set up and connect to alexa with ease. Took 10 minutes in total and was ready to use. On the app you can control a lot from basic boiling to even setting a time for it to be boiled. Or like me use Alexa. So handy if you have limited mobility this has helped me so much. Great price for what u get.

This kettle is perfect. Stylish, Contemporary and looks expensive. Setup is straight forward and I linked my kettle to the Smartlife app instead of Tuya. I also had to link the Smartlife skill within the Alexa app in order for Alexa to be able to operate the kettle. The one thing to mention is if you plan to put this kettle underneath your kitchen cupboards, a lot of steam will be generated at 100°c. I added an automation within the Smartlife app so that when the kettle is turned on the mode is set automatically to the DIY mode and my temperate set at 92°c so lesser steam is generated. Now when Alexa turns on the kettle it automatically sets to 92°c for me but you can set it to what you want. If you don't do this then it will automatically set to 100°c everytime.

Boils fine, Smarthome (Tuya) integration is great, but it is absolutely useless for heating water to anything other than boiling point, and even then it's very slow. As many have said, it heats the water to 95, stops, then heats it a bit more even though it's probably actually boiling already. For heating water it seems to heat the water a wee bit, then stop, then a bit more, then stop, then a bit more, etc, etc, for ages, and it will take 5-10 minutes to heat your water to the right temperature for coffee or anything that doesn't want 100 degree boiling water. I had a (non-smart) Bosch kettle that would heat to 60/70/80 and it just heated it up as if it was going to boil the water and then stop at the correct temperature. This 'smart' kettle seems to heat a bit, check the temp, and then repeat until it reaches the correct temperature, taking an incredible amount of time. This seems to be due to the thermometer inside taking a bit too long to register the temperature of the water. The end result is that it *always* overruns and the water ends up about 15 degrees hotter than the temperature you asked for. So you ask for 80 degreee water for coffee, you wait 10 minutes and get 95 degree water. Might as well have just boiled the kettle and let it sit :/ The rest of the functions work fine, insulation is ok, looks ok, but you're paying extra for the functionality which just doesn't work the way it should. So - in summary - great idea, poorly executed. Just get a dumb kettle till someone sorts out the software. This probably applies to any Smarthome/Tuya kettle since they all use the same logic.

This kettle is actually pretty perfect. I bought it at a discount at £44, which for a kettle this good is a bargain. My old kettle (the Swan Alexa Kettle) was just not cutting it. However, this kettle, although a little more finicky to get connected to Alexa, it really wasn’t that much trouble and I’ve got it set on a routine to boil every day when I wake up to make a coffee. The spout doesn’t spit water everywhere or dribble like the Swan kettle did, it actually pours really nicely and smoothly. It’s also got more capacity than the Swan at 1.7L - massive capacity for a kettle, meaning if you’ve got people over or a big family everyone can have a cup from one fill. Additionally, it also keeps the water water warm for longer because it’s insulated. That’s my favourite feature, I’ve had thermos kettles before that had pouring issues so it’s great to have this Geepas kettle that ticks so many boxes. It boils quite quietly, I think because of the thermos aspect. The only minor bug bear I have is how the top comes off to fill with water. It’s pull to open, whereas a button would be better. Say you need to refill after just boiling and pouring, you’re more likely to scald yourself by having to pull the lid off because you really have to pull it. However, as the only thing I’ve found so far, this kettle is fantastic!

Absolutely brilliant kettle. Took 10 minutes from taking delivery to saying “Alexa, Kettle on”. App is very easy to setup and integrate with Alexa. Renamed from the default to just Kettle to keep things simple. Kettle boils quickly as well

Great quality, easy to set up and use. Has a temperature control to change temperature. Works with Alexa.

Love it works a treat , but if you are after a quiet kettle then this wouldn’t be the one for you , sounds like a plane taking off , I can actually hear it from my bedroom as I ask Alexa to turn it on 😂 least I know it’s working 👍🏽 marked down a star for noise alone or it would be 5 stars

Not happy at all Buyers beware, I ordered on Amazon Australia, but arrived with a UK plug It works well, retrieving and setting up the app was a little confusing because the manual doesn't have the link until 2/3 the way through, but once set up it's been great after I had to buy an adaptor to suit

The Geepas 1.7L Smart Stainless-Steel Kettle is a versatile product that allows me to effortlessly turn it on from anywhere around the world. Upon arriving at my parking spot, I activate the kettle via the Tuya Smart App or Smart Life App , ensuring that by the time I reach home, the water is perfectly boiled at 100 degrees Celsius. The quick heating feature of this kettle is remarkable, taking less than 45 seconds to boil water from 0 to 100 degrees Celsius. This smart appliance has significantly saved me a great deal of time and enhances my daily routine.

Unbelievably easy and fast to set up and use work well with Home automation and it heats fast

Died after first use

Good but cheap material and takes time to boil the water, I doubt it was 2200 watts,