Premium White Ceramic Teapot - Large Teapot with Strainer - 47 oz / 1400 ml - Tea pot with Infuser for Loose Tea - Heat Resistant Handle - Ideal for Gatherings and Tea Party

I love my cute little tea pot. Perfect for being able to get through the mornings.

It works well

It’s light, works well, and is great for brewing a cup of tea.

For me, I've had no issues with this teapot. It's built fairly well, the attachments all fit with one another and it gives a very clean and minimalist look to my kitchen. I've just stuck some teabags into the middle and had water in it to decant into cups and so far, it's done me proud ☕

Needed a tea pot, and wanted something that matched well with the color scheme of our kitchen area & supplies. This works well with the simple white ceramic base with black & silver accents. More or less our color theme.The ceramic base is smooth to touch and feels comfortable to grip & pour. The lid opens smooth and easy, and the infuser is simple enough to place or remove & includes a thin handle that can be tucked away.If I were to change anything, I would not have used such a large rubber material for the surface as things tend to stick to the rubber. I'd have either made that portion much thinner, or not exposed on the exterior.I do like that the infuser & lid are metal, but they are quite light. I'd have liked a more solid build feel.Cost vs value balance is at the upper end of my tolerance threshold. I think it could be improved based on the materials utilized.Capacity works well for my needs. Listed at 47 oz / 1.4L. This makes it not overly cumbersome which can matter for pouring comfort and carrying it around. But also includes enough to handle several teas if you are entertaining guests.Overall, it's not a bad little kit with room for some small improvements. (Either in materials, or in cost vs value balancing) I like that it's very simple - nothing too fancy. And that is what I was looking for.Likes:- Nice smooth and simple ceramic base.- Decent size.- Comfortable to grip & pour.- Nice simple aesthetic design, and I like the white/silver/black color.- Lid is smooth, and infuser simple to place or remove.Dislikes:- The infuser feels like it could use some bolstering in materials. And sometimes a little awkward in and out.- The rubber gasket is large, and wouldn't have been a material I'd have selected for exterior as things cling to the rubber a bit. Would have been nice if it was much thinner, or if it wasn't an exposed material on the exterior.

Had this for when we have visitors who enjoy a cup of tea. I previous had a glass tea pot and wanted something a little more sturdy. This has a diffuser in it for loose leaf tea, what I liked about this is that this can be removed and the pot be used as a traditional tea pot for tea bags. It's deceptively large and can easily hold 4 cups worth of brew as well as having good heat retention. The lid is a flip top lid.

This teapot has been a great addition to my household. The infuser's fine mesh design filters tea leaves well making sure no small bits get into the final drink.The ceramic is nicely polished; its coating makes it very easy to clean as tea residues do not linger on its surface. Likewise, the infuser being removable also makes cleaning simple. On the other hand, the rubber gasket for the lid is a bit more difficult to clean as it'll be prone to retaining dirt & grime more, but as long as you minimize exposing it to stuff that would dirty it, it'll be easy to maintain for a long time.Note: At minimum, you'll need at least 2 cups of water to be able to submerge the infuser. I usually drink 2-3 cups when I brew so it's no issue, but if you're a single cup drinker then you'll need to plan ahead, share the tea, or save it for later.At $35, its cost is on the low end of teapots available on Amazon.