Editor's Gooseneck Kettle
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$349.00
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Editor's Gooseneck Kettle
Dial the degrees, pour the coffee.
$349.00
Sale price
$349.00
Regular price
- Water at your temperature: Set the dial, it heats to your target and holds it there.
- A pour you control: The gooseneck steadies the stream, so the coffee bed never floods.
- 34 oz, 3-5 cups: Pour-over for two or a pot of tea in one fill.
- Easy to clean: The 3.5 in opening fits a hand and a sponge.
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Electric gooseneck kettle · 1 L · Variable temperature with hold · 304 stainless steel · Matte black or matte white
Pour-over asks for three things. Water at the right temperature. A stream you can read. A spout that doesn't gush. This kettle gives all three, then holds the line for as long as you need.
The Editor's Gooseneck Kettle is a 1 L electric kettle built for pour-over coffee and loose-leaf tea. Heat to a full boil with one touch, or dial in a precise temperature and let the base hold it. The gooseneck spout gives you a slow, controlled stream every pour. Enough water for 3 to 5 cups in a single fill.
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Specifications
Capacity
1 L · serves 3 to 5 cups
Power
1000W chassis heating
Voltage
110-130V (US), 220-240V (EU/UK/AU)
Temperature
Variable dial up to a 100 °C boil, with constant-temperature hold
Display & control
Digital LED readout · dial control · one-touch boil
Body material
304 stainless steel with food-grade interior
Handle & lid
ABS engineering plastic, heat-resistant
Dimensions
Kettle H 15 cm, opening Ø 9 cm · base 16 × 19.3 cm
Safety
Auto shut-off, anti-dry-burn protection
In the box
Kettle, power base, instructions
Finish
Matte white, matte black
Care & maintenance
Stainless steel forgives almost everything. Descale every few months, wipe the outside, keep the base dry.
- Descale monthly: Fill halfway with equal parts water and white vinegar, boil, let cool 15 minutes, rinse thoroughly. Mineral buildup slows heating and clouds the interior.
- Wipe the exterior: Damp cloth, no abrasive scrubbers. Fingerprints show more on matte finishes, but a quick wipe resets it.
- Dry the base: Never submerge the power base or let water pool around the connector. A wet base shorts the heating element.
- Wide opening: The 3.5-inch opening fits a hand and a sponge, easier cleaning than narrow-neck kettles.
Frequently asked
How does the temperature control work?
Turn the dial to set your target, then watch the digital readout climb to it. Heat all the way to a 100 °C boil with one touch, or hold a lower temperature for tea and pour-over. The base keeps the water where you set it.
Does it hold temperature?
Yes. Set a temperature below boiling and the kettle heats to that point and maintains it with constant-temperature control, so your water is ready when you are, not too hot, not cooling off.
Why a gooseneck spout?
Pour-over coffee needs a slow, controlled stream. A gooseneck spout narrows the flow and steadies the pour, no splashing, no flooding the coffee bed.
Is the 1 L Editor's Gooseneck Kettle enough for pour-over for several people?
Yes. One 1 L fill serves 3 to 5 cups, and the 9 cm opening makes it easy to refill and clean between batches.
Which plug and voltage does the Editor's Gooseneck Kettle come in?
You pick the version: US at 110-130V, or EU, UK and AU at 220-240V. Choose the plug for the country where you will use the kettle.
What is the kettle made of?
The body is 304 stainless steel with a food-grade interior. The handle and lid are heat-resistant ABS plastic.
Does it shut off by itself?
Yes. It has auto shut-off, plus anti-dry-burn protection that cuts power if the kettle runs empty.
Electric gooseneck vs stovetop gooseneck: which should I get?
An electric gooseneck like this one heats to the exact temperature you dial in, shows it on a digital readout and holds it. A stovetop gooseneck needs a burner and a separate thermometer. For pour-over every morning, the electric one takes out the guesswork.
Is there a stainless steel electric kettle with no plastic inside?
The Editor's Gooseneck Kettle has a 304 stainless steel body with a food-grade interior; its handle and lid are heat-resistant ABS. If you want glass, the Sentinel Glass Kettle has a borosilicate body. Each kettle page lists its materials. See our stainless steel kettles.
Which electric kettle heats water to the right temperature for pour-over?
The Editor's Gooseneck Kettle lets you dial any temperature up to a boil and holds it, with a digital readout. The Sentinel Gooseneck Kettle has six presets including 85 and 100 °C and stops at the target. Both are 1 liter with a gooseneck spout. Pair with the Workshop Pour-Over Set.
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Questions
Frequently asked.
How does the temperature control work?
Turn the dial to set your target, then watch the digital readout climb to it. Heat all the way to a 212°F boil with one touch, or hold a lower temperature for tea and pour-over. The base keeps the water where you set it.
Does it hold temperature?
Yes. Set a temperature below boiling and the kettle heats to that point and maintains it with constant-temperature control, so your water is ready when you are, not too hot, not cooling off.
Why a gooseneck spout?
Pour-over coffee needs a slow, controlled stream. A gooseneck spout narrows the flow and steadies the pour, no splashing, no flooding the coffee bed.
Is the 34 oz Editor's Gooseneck Kettle enough for pour-over for several people?
Yes. One 34 oz (1 L) fill serves 3 to 5 cups, and the 3.5 in (9 cm) opening makes it easy to refill and clean between batches.
Which plug and voltage does the Editor's Gooseneck Kettle come in?
You pick the version: US at 110-130V, or EU, UK and AU at 220-240V. Choose the plug for the country where you will use the kettle.
What is the kettle made of?
The body is 304 stainless steel with a food-grade interior. The handle and lid are heat-resistant ABS plastic.
Does it shut off by itself?
Yes. It has auto shut-off, plus anti-dry-burn protection that cuts power if the kettle runs empty.
Electric gooseneck vs stovetop gooseneck: which should I get?
An electric gooseneck like this one heats to the exact temperature you dial in, shows it on a digital readout and holds it. A stovetop gooseneck needs a burner and a separate thermometer. For pour-over every morning, the electric one takes out the guesswork.
Is there a stainless steel electric kettle with no plastic inside?
The Editor's Gooseneck Kettle has a 304 stainless steel body with a food-grade interior; its handle and lid are heat-resistant ABS. If you want glass, the Sentinel Glass Kettle has a borosilicate body. Each kettle page lists its materials. See our stainless steel kettles.
Which electric kettle heats water to the right temperature for pour-over?
The Editor's Gooseneck Kettle lets you dial any temperature up to a boil and holds it, with a digital readout. The Sentinel Gooseneck Kettle has six presets including 185 and 212°F and stops at the target. Both are 1 liter with a gooseneck spout. Pair with the Workshop Pour-Over Set.
Is a pour over coffee machine automatic, or do I pour the water by hand?
By hand. Every pour-over brewer we sell is manual: you heat the water, pour it over the grounds and the brew drips into the carafe. Nothing to plug in on the brewer itself. An electric gooseneck makes it easier because it sets the temperature for you, for example the Editor's Gooseneck Kettle. A simple all-in-one brewer is the Slow Glass Carafe, with a reusable steel filter built in. All brewers: our pour-over makers.
Is there a travel kettle I can use in hotels or when I move abroad?
We do not sell a folding travel kettle. For moving abroad, the Editor's Gooseneck Kettle lists 110-130V for the US plug and 220-240V for the EU, UK and AU plugs, so choose the version that matches your outlet at checkout. For trips without any outlet, the Wayfarer Pour-Over Kit includes a 12 oz stainless steel gooseneck kettle in a hardshell case; its page does not list how that kettle is heated.
Which is the best electric kettle: should I pick by temperature control, size or material?
Start with what you drink. For tea, temperature control matters most: the Editor's Gooseneck Kettle goes to any temperature up to 212°F and holds it, and the Sentinel Smart Kettle has four presets that stop at 185°F (black) or 194°F (white), so it suits tea rather than pour-over. For big batches, size matters: the Smart holds 57 oz. For material, the Sentinel Glass Kettle is borosilicate glass and boil-only. Plug type should also be checked at checkout. Compare them in our electric kettles.
Which electric water kettles come with a UK or Australian plug?
The Editor's Gooseneck Kettle is offered with US, AU, EU and UK plugs, and the Sentinel Gooseneck Kettle with AU, EU, US and UK plugs, both in black or white. The Sentinel Smart Kettle and Sentinel Glass Kettle list US, EU and UK plugs only, so they are not the pick for Australia. You choose the plug when you order. All electric kettles: our electric kettles.
Temperature control kettle vs a regular kettle: which one do I need for coffee and tea?
A regular kettle goes to a boil and stops. A temperature control kettle lets you choose cooler water for green tea or a pour-over window instead of boiling. The Editor's Gooseneck Kettle has a variable dial with constant-temperature hold, the Sentinel Gooseneck Kettle has six presets, and the Sentinel Smart Kettle has four presets plus keep-warm. If you only boil water for French press and instant drinks, a plain boil-only kettle is enough.
Which water kettle size suits one or two people: 29 oz, 34 oz or bigger?
For one or two mugs a day, 29 to 34 oz is plenty: the Sentinel Stovetop Pour Kettle holds 29 fl oz (850 ml) and the Editor's Gooseneck Kettle holds 34 oz, which its page says serves 3 to 5 cups. For a household or guests, the Sentinel Smart Kettle holds 57 oz and the Sentinel Whistle Kettle holds 85 oz, about ten 8 oz cups.
How long does delivery take?
Orders are processed within 1 business day and shipped with tracking. The tracking link is emailed as soon as your order ships.
Can I return it?
Yes. You have 30 days after delivery to return an unused item in its original packaging for a full refund. Email contact@frenchpressandco.com first and we will guide you through it. Return shipping is at your cost unless the item arrived damaged or faulty.
What if it arrives damaged?
Tell us within 48 hours with a photo and we replace or refund it, return at our cost.