One Touch Teapot by Kinto

I bought this Teapot quite a few months ago, and I’m absolutely in love with it! The design is sleek and minimalist, and it feels really sturdy in hand. The one-touch functionality is so convenient—it makes pouring a breeze without any spills or mess. I also love how the built-in strainer keeps my tea perfectly filtered, without any loose leaves floating around.The teapot holds just the right amount for a couple of cups, making it ideal for personal use or sharing with a friend. It’s also really easy to clean, which is a huge plus. The stainless steel keeps the tea warm for a decent amount of time, and it looks stylish on my kitchen counter. Overall, it’s a high-quality teapot that elevates my tea-drinking experience. Highly recommend it for anyone who loves a good cup of tea!

This is an under-rated product, in my opinion. To begin with, there are only about a dozen teapots on Amazon with this design. And the design itself is my favorite for tea. I've been making tea several times a day for 30 years, with the aim to have a great tasting loose leaf pot, while minimizing my workload. This has lasted my family a long time now. I have the Rishi teapot mugs as well, for comparison. And I have the both the small and large version of this teapot. I use these little teapots every single day, without exception, sometimes several times a day. They are sturdy and have not broken. The filter keeps all tea from escaping even the finer Irish breakfast types. The lid sometimes pops out while pouring, so I would hold it down with a finger as you allow the liquid to fully decant. But the lid is simpler and easier to clean compared to the rishi meshes. And the design looks simpler. Tea leaves always get caught at the spout, which is my least favorite feature. But then I just turn the lid a bit to find some open mesh; the mesh spans the entire circumference of the lid, which is extremely useful. Having a wide lid is also useful and efficient for dumping the tea. After using the tea leaves, I fill the pot with cool tap water and dump it into my garden. Great for all the plants. So far as looks, it's not bad. For beauty the fully glass teapots are prettiest, in my opinion. But they are not as practical for the rugged every day use in my family; two or more brews a day per person. this pot also doubles as a wonderful collection vessel for my V60 coffee pour-overs. The rounded bowl on the bottom is very pretty to show off tea and coffee.

Beautiful teapot. I wish it would come in a larger size. Good quality materials. No leaks around the cap rim when pouring tea

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I ordered the larger size of this Kinto tea pot. I love it far more than I imagined I would - it is beautiful and sleek in design. It’s easy to clean, simple to use and I do not experience any dripping after I pour a glass. I may have gotten lucky or idk but that isn’t an issue for me with this pot. Glass handle on the pot stays cool and is nice for pouring. Highly recommend!

So nice for making loose leaf tea for the two of us!

I contacted customer service to see if this was borosilicate glass because it didn't specifically say it was and that's a red flag - they never answered. Then I inquired about the warmer, and they said it was not offered with those sold in the US - strike 2, and after reading these reviews - strike 3 -

This beautiful Japan design teapot has the strainer cleverly built into the lid; we use it for turmeric tea. After a few months of daily use the inside gets stained. No problem, easily remove the rubber gasket and put the pot and lid in the dishwasher. It comes out like new. We have a smaller tea cozy from India that keeps the teapot hot. The ability of the tea leaves to freely mix around with the hot water is visually appealing and makes for a better cup than with a tea infuser.