ZOJIRUSHI CD-WCC30 Micom Water Boiler & Warmer, Stainless Steel, Brown

This comes with an EU plug so it's not suitable for UK sockets, annoying because it's sold on the UK Amazon site. Don't even try to use a travel adapter for kitchen appliances, it's not the correct voltage and you'll probably blow a fuse or risk a fire hazard. The actual product is probably fine, Zojirushi is a highly reputable brand and I've used their water boilers in the past and loved them.

This has a US plug! Amazon what’s wrong with you? Why you sell this stuff on UK market and FAIL to indicate in a product description that it is not compatible with UK plugs?

Tuve mi primera durante 13 años acabo de comprar otra, la primera sirve pero ya no se ve muy bien

Looks solid, and works pretty good

Ótima, eu já tinha de 2,2 L

Excellent Product — Reliable and Worth It! I’ve been using a similar Zojirushi water boiler for about 9 years, and I’ve been absolutely happy with it. It has been incredibly reliable and convenient for everyday use, so when it was time to get another one, choosing Zojirushi again was an easy decision. I really like having hot water ready whenever I need it—no waiting for a kettle to boil. The different temperature settings are very useful for tea, coffee, and other hot drinks, and the 4-liter capacity is perfect for our family. It’s easy to use, well made, and keeps the water at the selected temperature consistently. After nearly a decade of great experience with this type of Zojirushi boiler, I can confidently say it’s one of those appliances you don’t realize how much you appreciate until you use it every day. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a dependable, convenient, and long-lasting hot water boiler!

I've thought about getting a water boiler for a long time, and took the opportunity when my kettle died. The Zojirushi is everything I expected it to be, but you need to consider how you'll use a water boiler. The Zojirushi turns on as soon as you plug it in. It'll boil the water and then keep it at your chosen temperature until you unplug it or set the timer to turn it off for a period of time. That's super convenient, but wasteful if you leave it going for 12 hours without using any hot water. I've put it on a smart plug with a timer. It turns on in the morning to boil the water, and turns off after a period of time. If I need water later in the day, I just turn the plug on. Without the smart plug, the Zojirushi (or any water boiler) wouldn't make sense for me. Things I like about the Zojirushi: - The magnetic power cord that's super easy to plug into the boiler (kind of like Apple MagSafe). - The sturdy handle that makes it easy to lift. - The base that enables you to turn the boiler around in a circle without having to lift it. - The four keep-warm temperature settings. - The big window that tells you how much water is left. My only concern is that others have talked about this particular boiler having a short life span due to the interior rusting. I wonder if that's related to the quality of their tap water. Hopefully I can avoid it through regular cleaning.