Fellow Stagg EKG Pro Electric Kettle Matte White
The Stagg EKG Pro is a game-changing evolution to Fellow's signature pour-over kettle. With fully customizable brew settings, precision temperature and pouring control, and access to powerful updates over WiFi, it’s time to go Pro. The gooseneck spout and ergonomic counterbalanced handle ensures the optimal pour-over flow rate with to-the-drop precision. Control more than just the heat. Set your altitude, adjust how long the water stays hot, and schedule your boil so you can steal a few extra minutes in bed.
The Stagg EKG Pro is a game-changing evolution to Fellow's signature pour-over kettle. With fully customizable brew settings, precision temperature and pouring control, and access to powerful updates over WiFi, it’s time to go Pro. The gooseneck spout and ergonomic counterbalanced handle ensures the optimal pour-over flow rate with to-the-drop precision. Control more than just the heat. Set your altitude, adjust how long the water stays hot, and schedule your boil so you can steal a few extra minutes in bed.
The Stagg EKG Pro is a game-changing evolution to Fellow's signature pour-over kettle. With fully customizable brew settings, precision temperature and pouring control, and access to powerful updates over WiFi, it’s time to go Pro. The gooseneck spout and ergonomic counterbalanced handle ensures the optimal pour-over flow rate with to-the-drop precision. Control more than just the heat. Set your altitude, adjust how long the water stays hot, and schedule your boil so you can steal a few extra minutes in bed.
The Stagg EKG Pro is a game-changing evolution to Fellow's signature pour-over kettle. With fully customizable brew settings, precision temperature and pouring control, and access to powerful updates over WiFi, it’s time to go Pro. The gooseneck spout and ergonomic counterbalanced handle ensures the optimal pour-over flow rate with to-the-drop precision. Control more than just the heat. Set your altitude, adjust how long the water stays hot, and schedule your boil so you can steal a few extra minutes in bed.
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Fellow Stagg EKG Pro Electric Gooseneck Kettle - Pour-Over Coffee and Tea Pot, Stainless Steel, Quick Heating, 0.9 Liter (Matte White)
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I only recently found out about Fellow products, a couple of months ago. I first purchased from a 3rd party retailer, not realizing the Stagg came in different colors! So I had to return so I could buy this one, it's so beautiful in my kitchen.Aesthetics aside, the design of the pour is perfect, something that you don't often see in gooseneck designs. Inevitably there's always water left at the bottom below the pour line, but I don't have that issue with this one, idk how but it empties really well. Super fast boiling, by the time I've ground my beans and put them in my pour over filter it's done. Silent, and the stay mode is really nice. The little secret built-in game is an absolute delight, I actually have played it a couple of times. Nice touch.Overall, I ... MoreI only recently found out about Fellow products, a couple of months ago. I first purchased from a 3rd party retailer, not realizing the Stagg came in different colors! So I had to return so I could buy this one, it's so beautiful in my kitchen.Aesthetics aside, the design of the pour is perfect, something that you don't often see in gooseneck designs. Inevitably there's always water left at the bottom below the pour line, but I don't have that issue with this one, idk how but it empties really well. Super fast boiling, by the time I've ground my beans and put them in my pour over filter it's done. Silent, and the stay mode is really nice. The little secret built-in game is an absolute delight, I actually have played it a couple of times. Nice touch.Overall, I really think this is worth the expense, it can be hard to take a big plunge like this cost but I don't regret it at all. Brings me visual happiness, it's lightweight and efficient, and generally takes the chore out of making coffee by hand when the boil doesn't take any time at all. Buy it!
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I think it's great, I do look forward to some software updates, however. The internal clock is now 4 minutes off, which doesn't make sense given that it is connected to WiFi where it could synchronize publicly available NTP servers, like the NIST.gov servers.I would also like an easy way to create and switch between "favorites," which isn't a concept that it implements. It has several built-in modes for things like pour-overs, Oolong tea, etc., but I want to put in and name my own.Also, the beeper at max volume is pathetic. It's such a low volume that having a choice between volumes seems pointless. Why not use the App for notifications. I have an iPhone and it would be really nice to be notified that the temp is ready no matter where in the house I ... MoreI think it's great, I do look forward to some software updates, however. The internal clock is now 4 minutes off, which doesn't make sense given that it is connected to WiFi where it could synchronize publicly available NTP servers, like the NIST.gov servers.I would also like an easy way to create and switch between "favorites," which isn't a concept that it implements. It has several built-in modes for things like pour-overs, Oolong tea, etc., but I want to put in and name my own.Also, the beeper at max volume is pathetic. It's such a low volume that having a choice between volumes seems pointless. Why not use the App for notifications. I have an iPhone and it would be really nice to be notified that the temp is ready no matter where in the house I am.BTW-Thanks for having 104 degrees F. One of my primary uses is for it to auto-start in the morning with pre-boil, then cool to 104, since I have chronic sinus problems, and this has the water perfect for my sinus rinses. This has made this process MUCH easier.
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Solid upgrades. The extra button to enter setup mode makes a major difference - you no longer have to play "guess how long to hold the big button" to access various settings. The new lid also fits much better.Great features that were badly needed:* Beep to announce boiling is done, w/ adjustable volume* Adjustable hold time added in software* F/C degree switch incorporated into software* Programmable start timeRemaining issues:* Beep should be louder - max is still very quiet* Built-in clock loses time very rapidly* What's the wifi connection for if I can't remote start/control the kettle?Biggest gripe: The programed start time will just delete itself if you don't use the kettle during the programmed hold window every day. For instance, if you program ... MoreSolid upgrades. The extra button to enter setup mode makes a major difference - you no longer have to play "guess how long to hold the big button" to access various settings. The new lid also fits much better.Great features that were badly needed:* Beep to announce boiling is done, w/ adjustable volume* Adjustable hold time added in software* F/C degree switch incorporated into software* Programmable start timeRemaining issues:* Beep should be louder - max is still very quiet* Built-in clock loses time very rapidly* What's the wifi connection for if I can't remote start/control the kettle?Biggest gripe: The programed start time will just delete itself if you don't use the kettle during the programmed hold window every day. For instance, if you program the kettle to boil at 8 a.m. every morning but you sleep in on Sunday, the kettle won't turn on at 8 a.m. on Monday. BIG issue. This should be patched.
Fellow Stagg EKG Pro Electric Gooseneck Kettle - Pour-Over Coffee and Tea Pot, Stainless Steel, Quick Heating, 0.9 Liter (Matte White)
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Fellow Stagg EKG Pro Electric Kettle Matte Black 0.9L - rent monthly New / 3 months / Monthly
Delivery between 26 June – 8 July $164.37
Fellow Stagg EKG Pro Electric Kettle Matte White, 0.9 l - TOP DEAL
Delivery between 26 June – 8 July $164.37
Fellow Stagg EKG Pro Electric Kettle 0.9L
Delivery between 26 June – 8 July $164.37
Fellow Stagg EKG Pro Wasserkocher elektrisch Smoke Green + Maple, 0,9 l
Delivery between 26 June – 8 July $164.37
I only recently found out about Fellow products, a couple of months ago. I first purchased from a 3rd party retailer, not realizing the Stagg came in different colors! So I had to return so I could buy this one, it's so beautiful in my kitchen.Aesthetics aside, the design of the pour is perfect, something that you don't often see in gooseneck designs. Inevitably there's always water left at the bottom below the pour line, but I don't have that issue with this one, idk how but it empties really well. Super fast boiling, by the time I've ground my beans and put them in my pour over filter it's done. Silent, and the stay mode is really nice. The little secret built-in game is an absolute delight, I actually have played it a couple of times. Nice touch.Overall, I ... MoreI only recently found out about Fellow products, a couple of months ago. I first purchased from a 3rd party retailer, not realizing the Stagg came in different colors! So I had to return so I could buy this one, it's so beautiful in my kitchen.Aesthetics aside, the design of the pour is perfect, something that you don't often see in gooseneck designs. Inevitably there's always water left at the bottom below the pour line, but I don't have that issue with this one, idk how but it empties really well. Super fast boiling, by the time I've ground my beans and put them in my pour over filter it's done. Silent, and the stay mode is really nice. The little secret built-in game is an absolute delight, I actually have played it a couple of times. Nice touch.Overall, I really think this is worth the expense, it can be hard to take a big plunge like this cost but I don't regret it at all. Brings me visual happiness, it's lightweight and efficient, and generally takes the chore out of making coffee by hand when the boil doesn't take any time at all. Buy it!
I think it's great, I do look forward to some software updates, however. The internal clock is now 4 minutes off, which doesn't make sense given that it is connected to WiFi where it could synchronize publicly available NTP servers, like the NIST.gov servers.I would also like an easy way to create and switch between "favorites," which isn't a concept that it implements. It has several built-in modes for things like pour-overs, Oolong tea, etc., but I want to put in and name my own.Also, the beeper at max volume is pathetic. It's such a low volume that having a choice between volumes seems pointless. Why not use the App for notifications. I have an iPhone and it would be really nice to be notified that the temp is ready no matter where in the house I ... MoreI think it's great, I do look forward to some software updates, however. The internal clock is now 4 minutes off, which doesn't make sense given that it is connected to WiFi where it could synchronize publicly available NTP servers, like the NIST.gov servers.I would also like an easy way to create and switch between "favorites," which isn't a concept that it implements. It has several built-in modes for things like pour-overs, Oolong tea, etc., but I want to put in and name my own.Also, the beeper at max volume is pathetic. It's such a low volume that having a choice between volumes seems pointless. Why not use the App for notifications. I have an iPhone and it would be really nice to be notified that the temp is ready no matter where in the house I am.BTW-Thanks for having 104 degrees F. One of my primary uses is for it to auto-start in the morning with pre-boil, then cool to 104, since I have chronic sinus problems, and this has the water perfect for my sinus rinses. This has made this process MUCH easier.
Solid upgrades. The extra button to enter setup mode makes a major difference - you no longer have to play "guess how long to hold the big button" to access various settings. The new lid also fits much better.Great features that were badly needed:* Beep to announce boiling is done, w/ adjustable volume* Adjustable hold time added in software* F/C degree switch incorporated into software* Programmable start timeRemaining issues:* Beep should be louder - max is still very quiet* Built-in clock loses time very rapidly* What's the wifi connection for if I can't remote start/control the kettle?Biggest gripe: The programed start time will just delete itself if you don't use the kettle during the programmed hold window every day. For instance, if you program ... MoreSolid upgrades. The extra button to enter setup mode makes a major difference - you no longer have to play "guess how long to hold the big button" to access various settings. The new lid also fits much better.Great features that were badly needed:* Beep to announce boiling is done, w/ adjustable volume* Adjustable hold time added in software* F/C degree switch incorporated into software* Programmable start timeRemaining issues:* Beep should be louder - max is still very quiet* Built-in clock loses time very rapidly* What's the wifi connection for if I can't remote start/control the kettle?Biggest gripe: The programed start time will just delete itself if you don't use the kettle during the programmed hold window every day. For instance, if you program the kettle to boil at 8 a.m. every morning but you sleep in on Sunday, the kettle won't turn on at 8 a.m. on Monday. BIG issue. This should be patched.
LOVE our new kettle! Not only does it look super stylish while doing all the things mentioned in the write up, but here are a few other points.The metal (?) piece between the top of the handle and kettle does not get hot. I read an older review where someone mentioned this as a problem. (Perhaps older model?) Definitely not a problem with mine.Also, I can let it heat up under a cabinet without steam hurting the cabinet wood (194 degrees). If I were to heat up to boiling (211ish), I’d make sure to pull it out as the steam would rise to the cabinet then.I love that the kettle holds your selected temperature for the time specified- even after picking it up off the base. My last kettle (different brand) didn’t, so I had to keep resetting the hold. However, if you ... MoreLOVE our new kettle! Not only does it look super stylish while doing all the things mentioned in the write up, but here are a few other points.The metal (?) piece between the top of the handle and kettle does not get hot. I read an older review where someone mentioned this as a problem. (Perhaps older model?) Definitely not a problem with mine.Also, I can let it heat up under a cabinet without steam hurting the cabinet wood (194 degrees). If I were to heat up to boiling (211ish), I’d make sure to pull it out as the steam would rise to the cabinet then.I love that the kettle holds your selected temperature for the time specified- even after picking it up off the base. My last kettle (different brand) didn’t, so I had to keep resetting the hold. However, if you don’t have much/any water left after a pour, probably want to turn it off - also easy with a quick single button press.Aside from the nice functions, it’s also just pleasurable to look at displayed on the counter. The design is slick.For all these reasons, I don’t regret spending the extra money - even if it is just to heat water.
I recently purchased this kettle after a LOT of research on electric kettles. Not only was I looking for a kettle that was aesthetically pleasing, but also one that wasn't plastic, will have longevity and offer the functionalities I was looking for; namely, different temperature settings and safety features.My last "good" electric kettle died just over one year after purchase, (and 3 days post warranty!) Needless to say, I was choked and swore I wouldn't waste my money again on an electric kettle. I began using my tried and true cast iron kettle on the stove. A tiny kettle that takes about 10 minutes to boil water! I was getting a little tired of having to wait so long to make my coffee in the morning, not to mention when guests are over and I want to brew more ... MoreI recently purchased this kettle after a LOT of research on electric kettles. Not only was I looking for a kettle that was aesthetically pleasing, but also one that wasn't plastic, will have longevity and offer the functionalities I was looking for; namely, different temperature settings and safety features.My last "good" electric kettle died just over one year after purchase, (and 3 days post warranty!) Needless to say, I was choked and swore I wouldn't waste my money again on an electric kettle. I began using my tried and true cast iron kettle on the stove. A tiny kettle that takes about 10 minutes to boil water! I was getting a little tired of having to wait so long to make my coffee in the morning, not to mention when guests are over and I want to brew more than a single serving, that I finally bit the bullet and thought I'd give it another go.I settled on this kettle #1 because I love the look of it. Sorry but if it's something I use every day and I'm going to look at all day, then I want it to look good. (And there are not many of them that do.)Secondly, it has different temperature setting modes for teas and coffee brews which I never used to care about but I now appreciate.Thirdly, it comes with a three year guarantee, which was the only one I found to do so. If the product offers this kind of guarantee than I have faith it is good quality and will hopefully be the last kettle I will need to buy.I will report back in three years (and three days) should my opinion about that change. :)In the meantime, I am highly enjoying using this kettle, and just looking at it makes me smile. :)
The Stagg EKG Pro kettle works really well for its intended use as a temperature controlled pour over kettle. It is expensive though, and not "necessary" for pour over, as there are other less expensive temperature controlled pour over/gooseneck kettles on the market. That said, it is aesthetically pleasing and you are definitely paying for that. On the aesthetics, one thing that oddly struck me was the inside of the kettle - when you first open the lid, the internal base is a mirrored stainless steel and you can perfectly see your reflection (it is oddly beautiful, even though no one else will see that).The slow and controlled pour from the spout is great for pour overs and allows you to really control where and how much water you pour. The only "caution" would ... MoreThe Stagg EKG Pro kettle works really well for its intended use as a temperature controlled pour over kettle. It is expensive though, and not "necessary" for pour over, as there are other less expensive temperature controlled pour over/gooseneck kettles on the market. That said, it is aesthetically pleasing and you are definitely paying for that. On the aesthetics, one thing that oddly struck me was the inside of the kettle - when you first open the lid, the internal base is a mirrored stainless steel and you can perfectly see your reflection (it is oddly beautiful, even though no one else will see that).The slow and controlled pour from the spout is great for pour overs and allows you to really control where and how much water you pour. The only "caution" would be, if you intend to use this kettle for other generic kettle features (i.e. boiling water for non-pour over uses), the slow pour is annoyingly slow. Again, great for its intended use as a pour over kettle, but I wouldn't want it to be my only kettle.The Fellow app that works with the kettle is a little disappointing. I'm still not sure what the purpose of the app is - it will allow for future updates for the kettle, and connects the kettle to wifi, but doesn't do anything else. It would be nice if the app could also control the kettle, like turning it on, setting the temperature, etc. Though I don't think a kettle needs to have wifi and wireless control features, since there is an app and it is wifi enabled, it is odd that they don't have these features built in. Perhaps in a future update...I'd say that this kettle is a piece to add to a brew bar for aesthetic purposes. If you've already invested considerably in all of your other brew gear, this is a nice add on, though an expensive one. It might also be worth considering purchasing the original Stag EKG (not pro) to save some money if you don't need the additional features of altitude setting, schedule, etc. that come with the pro model - although I'm not sure what future updates/features may come in the future with wifi updates (what can you really "update" on a kettle?).My last comment, and this is more about the electrical wiring in my house than the kettle, is that it causes my lights to flicker as it comes up to temperature. It seems that some of my lights are on the same circuit as the outlet to which my kettle is plugged in, and as the kettle regulates its temperature to stay at a precise temperature, my lights start to flicker. Apparently this may be common if you have your wiring on the same circuit - it is not an issue with the kettle.
This kettle is beautifully designed and worked great until it didn't. This year, I started experiencing problems with the kettle not turning on. I eventually realized it had something to do with the orientation of the kettle. Something had gone wrong in the sensor, I suppose. But, while adjusting the angle of the kettle worked temporarily, this week it just stopped turning on. I tried to consider alternate hypotheses--that it was some setting, that it needed to be reset, that it was something external like a power surge. However, my free-from-my-old-roommate-coffee grinder has been constantly plugged into the same outlet and is in perfect working order. Whatever happened, it was internal and that's unfortunate because it's such a pretty product. It's also just out ... MoreThis kettle is beautifully designed and worked great until it didn't. This year, I started experiencing problems with the kettle not turning on. I eventually realized it had something to do with the orientation of the kettle. Something had gone wrong in the sensor, I suppose. But, while adjusting the angle of the kettle worked temporarily, this week it just stopped turning on. I tried to consider alternate hypotheses--that it was some setting, that it needed to be reset, that it was something external like a power surge. However, my free-from-my-old-roommate-coffee grinder has been constantly plugged into the same outlet and is in perfect working order. Whatever happened, it was internal and that's unfortunate because it's such a pretty product. It's also just out of warranty. I went ahead and bought myself the Cuisinart that a prominent New York based newspaper tested and recommended. It looks similar but is about $95 cheaper and has better reviews on another large selling and distribution platform named after a rainforest.
I bought the Pro Studio black/walnut version. Holy smokes is it incredible.It is one of those products that hurts a little at the point of purchase, but the pain is almost immediately forgotten the first time it is used.Let’s get this out of the way - the pour/flow rate is sloooooow. Whatever. It’s a good match for my Varia VS3, which is also on the slow side. I have learned with both to enjoy the process, instead of turning it into a rat race each morning. And as mentioned in other reviews here, the control over the flow is nothing short of impeccable.I look forward to using that kettle every single morning (that I don’t go down the espresso road with my Dual Boiler). The Pro Studio is as elegant as it is beautiful.I was a little concerned because I had ... MoreI bought the Pro Studio black/walnut version. Holy smokes is it incredible.It is one of those products that hurts a little at the point of purchase, but the pain is almost immediately forgotten the first time it is used.Let’s get this out of the way - the pour/flow rate is sloooooow. Whatever. It’s a good match for my Varia VS3, which is also on the slow side. I have learned with both to enjoy the process, instead of turning it into a rat race each morning. And as mentioned in other reviews here, the control over the flow is nothing short of impeccable.I look forward to using that kettle every single morning (that I don’t go down the espresso road with my Dual Boiler). The Pro Studio is as elegant as it is beautiful.I was a little concerned because I had seen a negative review online. So glad I blew it off and took the plunge.The features are set out in the description. I use and enjoy them all. The altitude adjustment is especially useful. I never knew why on all my prior temperature controlled kettles, they kept boiling for a long time, instead of shutting off and holding the temperature upon reaching a boil.The guide mode is also very useful. I also very much enjoy that feature as well.If you want to cut to the end game without wasting a bunch of money on lesser kettles along the way, throw down on this one. You won’t regret it. Who knew that boiling and pouring water could be such a fun, elegant thing each morning. This could very well be your last kettle (I hope mine lasts forever).
