GEEPAS Digital Electric Kettle | 1.7L Wifi Tuya Smart App Control Alexa Google Voice Compatible Digital Display Auto Shut Off Cool Touch Stainless Steel Strix controller | 2 Year Warranty 2200W Black

Love it , I had a normal kettle before that I had on an Alexa plug so I could run it via my Alexa devices, but I had to prime it by filling it up and putting the kettle switch in with the Alexa plug switched off ( no one else did this so half the time it didn’t work) , as long as there is water in it it works, also we have our 8 month old grandson at times and the milk formula setting is great for his bottles, I’ve seen people put it’s not Siri compatible but with a little bit of work with the smart life app and Siri Shortcuts it works better than with Alexa, very happy with it

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

First thing to know is what app to download because it doesn't tell you. If it wasn't for my niece I would have been stuck. So it the Smart life app you need. Kettle itself is sturdy and well made. Once set up it was great with Alexa. Definitely recommend

Good kettle, very easy to set-up, works no problem with Alexa and the Android app is pretty good too.

Only arrived yesterday looks good works fine very nice when I tell alexa to turn the kettle in the morning and when I come down stairs I have hot water for my cupp

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.

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.

Easy to set up and use in my smart home