The 10 Best Electric Pour Over Kettles

If you're searching for something out of the ordinary, then look to the award-winning Fellow Stagg EKG (around $139). With dial-driven, to-the-degree temperature adjustment, a super discreet LCD, and an attractive matte black finish, it's easy to use and complements a host of decors.

The Hamilton Beach Stainless (about $30) has a capacity of 1.2 liters — which is larger than many of its peers on the market — so it's a convenient choice if you entertain often or have multiple family members to serve. It's also outfitted with a handy automatic shutoff function.

Boasting a sleek design that affords tons of functionality, the Oxo On Adjustable (around $100) is particularly well suited to brewing coffee. Its fluted spout gives you precise control regardless of your pour speed, and it heats up quicker than many of its highly-regarded competitors.

This offering from Willow & Everett (about $60) features five distinct presets that can be used to brew everything from green, white, black, herbal, and oolong teas to French and air press coffees. And if you happen to be in the middle of a task, simply push the "keep warm" button.

If you love the minimalist look but hate the idea of having a cumbersome cord taking up space on your counter, then you'll appreciate the whisper-quiet Elementi Premier (about $80), as it features a secret storage area beneath the base that can accommodate its entire two-foot cable.

Since you can set the lightweight Bonavita Digital Variable (appx. $51) to any temperature between 140 and 212 degrees, it's equipped to prepare a vast array of beverages, and its digital display shows your water's progress in real time, so you'll always know exactly how hot it is.

Instead of a lift-away top with a finial, the Zell Precise's (around $25) cover opens via an integrated trigger located right on the handle, reducing the risk that you might accidentally burn yourself. It's capable of holding up to 800 milliliters, making it perfect for one-person use.

The Brevo Gooseneck's (around $34) wide handle has its controls built right into it, which can feel more intuitive for many users. You can adjust the temperature by the degree, but to save you from endless clicking, you can hold the buttons down for plus or minus ten at a time, too.

Simple and straightforward, the elegant Hario V60 Buono's (appx. $72) grooved, ergonomic grip is set well away from its body, so there's little risk of scraping your knuckles against a scalding hot surface. However, be aware that the base is prone to developing a leak over time.

Those who like to infuse a little glam into everything they do will be attracted to the Elechomes Drip (appx. $32) for its faceted crystal finial and subtle gold accent detail. In addition to its glitzy design, it has a soft, textured handle that makes it easy to grasp and maneuver.