Buy the Cosori Electric Kettle.
It is the only one of the two where your water genuinely never touches plastic, and that is the whole point of buying a kettle like this.
What was compared
- Cosori Electric Kettle, No Plastic Contact with Water, 1.7L, Black | Wide Opening, Easy to... — $56.95
- COMFEE' Stainless Steel Electric Kettle, 1.7 Liter Tea Kettle Electric & Hot Water Kettle,... — $32.33
Five reasons
1. Water touches steel and glass, never plastic
Cosori's spout, filter and inner lid are all 304 stainless steel and borosilicate glass, so nothing your water passes through is plastic. Comfee's filter is nylon, meaning every pour still runs through plastic before it hits your cup.
2. See the scale building up before you taste it
The glass body lets you spot mineral deposits and cloudy water at a glance, so you know when to descale. Comfee's opaque steel body hides that buildup until it is bad enough to notice in your tea.
3. Splash-free pour, wide-open for scrubbing
Cosori's dual-angle lid opens partway for a controlled pour and fully for cleaning every corner. Comfee's simple pop-up lid gives you one fixed angle and no easy way to reach the seams.
4. Three times the owners, same top-tier rating
Cosori holds 4.5 stars across over 49,000 ratings, Comfee holds 4.6 from about 16,600. A score proven across three times the kitchens over time is the stronger reliability signal, not the slightly higher average on the smaller sample.
5. Yes it costs more. Buy it anyway.
Comfee saves you about $24, which is real money. But that saving comes from a nylon filter sitting right in your water path, the exact thing a plastic-avoiding buyer is trying to escape, so the discount undoes the reason to buy a kettle like this.
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