PARACITY Glass Teapot Stovetop 18.6 OZ, Borosilicate Clear Tea Kettle with Removable 18/8 Stainless Steel Infuser, Teapot Blooming and Loose Leaf Tea Maker Tea Brewer for Camping, Travel (550ML)

To start, I got the 550ml one. It’s the perfect size for the average coffee mug.This thing is about perfect. Good metal, borosilicate glass (what the old Pyrex is made of & what Chemex uses I believe).Also I love the pour spout so I can use this to figure out how much water I need to boil. Not all infusers have the spout so that’s a nice little touch.The only potential issue is just that each and every part is very thin. I wouldn’t want to drop this and I don’t feel comfortable leaving any of these parts in the dish washer personally. That being said I planned on hand washing these anyway.Overall it’s high quality materials, though every piece is thin, but I trust this to last me a very long time with proper care.

I really like this teapot, but I must admit that if you have ever had glass explode from being directly on a heat source,. This seems a little scary and hard to believe that you can place it on your stovetop, but it is true. You can put it on your stovetop. It has taken me a little while to get used to it, but it works. I also really like the infuser that allows you to put any loose herbs like gunpowder green tea or jamaica in it. I recommend this if you enjoy making teas.

I waited a while until writing a review, but after using it 10-15 times I’m very happy with it! The size gets me about two mugs of tea from one pot, and I heat it directly on my electric stove. Great value and functionality

It’s a bit small but is nice for a cup of tea. It’s about the size of a big coffee cup. It can be used on a stove but the handle gets really hot too so be careful. I made a pot of tea then set it aside to cool down.

Size is very handy and the design is beautiful

Cracked less than a month inImportant Context:I use an electric stove with a glass stove top at my university apartment. I make tea at least 4 days a week by either myself or with friends. We make sure the stove is very clean so that our vessels don't get damaged. I took very good care of the kettle.Most Importantly:IT CRACKED AFTER LESS THAN A MONTH OF USE. I used it the night prior to it cracking, and then I woke up to it the next day cracked to the point that I could not use it.I got this teapot on Sept 26 and have been using it since, I have noticed a few problems less than a month in:1) The infuser is not long enough to sit far down enough in the pot, so you're always forced to boil at least 2-3 cups of water/tea.2) The bottom of my pot started to burn not even a week into using it.Regardless of these issues, I did love the tea pot, and it made making tea for the past 3 weeks a lot easier. The spout made it so no liquid would spill and trail down the outside of the pot.I'm still giving it a 1 star though because it did not last long enough to justify having spent those $15.

Love love great for people that love fresh tea 🫖

It's cheap, cute, and a nice pot for making yourself 2-4 cups of tea. I heat water up in a kettle, put my tea and sweetener into the infuser, pour in boiling water and it's ready. Very convenient!BIG WARNING: Be very careful when cleaning this! The inner metal lip of the infuser looks smooth but it is VERY SHARP and I have given myself a nasty cut running my thumb along it. This also makes it difficult if you need to clean it more deeply than a standard soapy rinse.Despite the product description, I would not trust this thing on an open flame or heating element. Many other reviewers have mentioned the pot shattering when they tried this.