Perfect pot for tea time. Had to buy a second one! Tea stays hot and handle stays cool. Holds about three cups of tea.
It’s a cute little pot, very nice but smaller than I’d expected (I put it next to my mouse on my mousepad in the attached photo for a visual comparison), it’s nice for one person to use to refill their tea cup.
Perfect for my Over the Garden Wall cosplay! I'm sure it makes a fine regualr teapot too 😊
Both grandmas loved them it bought back the memories of sitting on their porches having hot tea watches ng people stroll by and waving.
Smaller than I thought but holds more than I thought it would.
There was no information about the product’s capacity.
perfect match to my 10 year old teapots!
It was a little too little
My husband loves this
Super cute feels like I’m at a Chinese buffet ever time I use it lolDurable and very sturdy
Too tiny to fit on a burner. Hard to pour liquid from it as it "leaks". Wouldn't buy it again.
I used this teapot to make a suncatcher and found it to be sturdy while also lightweight. It appears to be made well, although I did not use it to actually brew tea. It’s very cute and decorative.
Keeps water hot 🔥
I bought these for a lesson activity for our young Sunday school class. They were a lot smaller than I expected, but they are actually perfect for our toddler class to play with.
Excelente calidad de tetera mantiene la temperatura temperatura del agua y con su material de acero inoxidable mantiene un vista limpia no hay corrosión es excelente para restaurantes y lugares de servicios.
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It was very inexpensive, I have what I paid for, will buy another one that’s better quality. This one is garbage I am afraid to use it again
Wanted to return this product immediately but i didnt - very cheaply made - tiny in size which it did not indicate 20 0z - its even for obe cup of tea and we are two in our family - i will not purchase anything from this company again -
Nice compact pot that keeps water for yerba mate 🧉 hot but...handle started SMOKING on stove 😰
It's not insulated, it doesn't have any built-in infuser baskets, but by golly it *works.* Mine showed up a little grungy even in its slightly-damaged packaging, but it cleaned up nicely and doesn't seem to have any defects itself.Overall, just a no-frills, no-nonsense steel teapot. Get/make a cozy for it, find an infuser that'll fit (unless you prefer teabags -- in which case, you do you; there's some good ones out there), and you're good to go.
Many reviewers have commented on similar teapots leaking from the spout. The teapot does not leak, but what does happen is condensation forms on the closed lid from the hot liquid. When you pour the tea, this condensation finds its way down the front of the teapot where you are pouring and it seems like a leak.Solution: Lift the lid briefly before pouring and the condensation will drain down inside the teapot - no more apparent 'leak'. (This has been bugging me for months and I finally figured it out today.)I use this teapot with a ceramic teacup ('Lxuwbd-Jianzhan Ceramic Teacup' set of four) and it is great - you can pour more or less each time to maintain exactly the temperature you want in the cup - the larger teapot keeps the tea warm for much longer than a regular teacup. (My Zen moment of the day.)