Buy the COMFEE' Stainless Steel Electric Kettle.

It does the same job as the Chefman, holds up better, and costs almost half as much.

What was compared

Chefman Electric Kettle, 1.8L 1500W, Hot Water Boiler, Removable Lid for Easy Cleaning, Au... — $50.95
COMFEE' Stainless Steel Electric Kettle, 1.7 Liter Tea Kettle Electric & Hot Water Kettle,... — $27.99

1. Same daily cup, nearly half the price
COMFEE runs $27.99 against the Chefman's $50.95 for the same 1500W boil, auto shut off, and boil dry protection. You are not losing a feature to save that money, you are just not paying the Chefman markup for a glass shell.
2. Steel survives kitchen life, glass doesn't
COMFEE's stainless steel body shrugs off daily bumps and heat cycles, while Chefman owners report a rust spot on the glass and one unit fully dead at 2.5 years. Glass looks nice on a shelf, steel is what actually takes a beating on a counter.
3. More owners vouch for it, not just marketing
COMFEE sits at 4.6 stars across 16,682 ratings against the Chefman's 4.4 across 13,878. That gap looks small on paper but at that many reviews it means real, repeated satisfaction, not a lucky batch of five star launches.
4. Less scale buildup to fight every month
COMFEE's concealed heating element keeps limescale from caking directly onto the coil, so a vinegar rinse actually clears it. The Chefman's exposed filter and glass interior give scale more surface to cling to over time.
5. Yes, the Chefman boils faster. It won't matter.
Chefman claims 3 minutes against COMFEE's 5 to 7, a real gap if you are timing tea to the second. For a normal one or two mug pour, that difference is under 3 minutes total, not enough to offset a kettle that costs more and holds up worse. Unless you refill this thing back to back all day, that speed buys you almost nothing.