Honestly, get an electric gooseneck kettle with around a liter of capacity and something to dial in the temp. I’ve been using electric kettles for tea and coffee for years (from the US, so a bit out of the ordinary here), and I got one a few months ago and have loved it. Mine is a will sense wk-g1 (it’s definitely chinesium, so other models are probably basically the same), but the main feature to look for is making sure it doesn’t reset the temp you set it on between boils. The goose neck is surprisingly nice (can pour directly into a ramen cup without worrying about spilling on my hands), and for a $25 used kettle I picked up on marketplace, I’ve derived an inexplicable amount of enjoyment out of it.
Honestly, get an electric gooseneck kettle with around a liter of capacity and something to dial in the temp. I’ve been using electric kettles for tea and coffee for years (from the US, so a bit out of the ordinary here), and I got one a few months ago and have loved it. Mine is a will sense wk-g1 (it’s definitely chinesium, so other models are probably basically the same), but the main feature to look for is making sure it doesn’t reset the temp you set it on between boils. The goose neck is surprisingly nice (can pour directly into a ramen cup without worrying about spilling on my hands), and for a $25 used kettle I picked up on marketplace, I’ve derived an inexplicable amount of enjoyment out of it.