Fellow Stagg EKG PRO Electric Pour-Over Kettle Matte Black

This is the Fellow Stagg EKG PRO Electric Pour-Over Kettle in Matte Black. It's an excellent choice for a brewing kettle at home or professionally. It's the most stylish kettle we've seen or used, with a flow rate that's very easy to control, and helps brewers pour more accurately, and not over pour on their brews. 

The digital temperature control is outstanding, with features that help to reach a temperature, and hold that temperature, more easily and accurately, in a more intuitive manner than other kettles. 

The kettle holds 900ml, and this 220V/1200w version (with an EU plug), heats up very fast, and holds temperatures accurately. You can choose between Celsius or Fahrenheit for the display temperature, and toggle the HOLD function on or off.  

For the PRO model:

• Brew Stopwatch: when the water has reached the desired temperature, you can use the screen to display the timer.
• Schedule: Set your kettle to reach a specific temperature at a specific time.
• Guide Mode: Not sure where to begin? Pick a preset temperature for different coffee brewing styles and types of tea.
• Altitude: Prevent boiling over by setting the altitude for your location.
  
• Adjustable Hold Mode: Keep your water hot for 15, 30, 45, or 60 minutes.
  
• Chime + volume control: Hear when your water is ready. Turn it on or off and decide how loud.
  
• Units: Pick Fahrenheit or Celsius.
  
• Pre-Boil: Boil at max temperature to sanitize before dropping to your target temperature.
  
• Language: Choose English, French, and Spanish.
  
• Clock: Go analog or digital.
  
• WiFi: Get the latest firmware through WiFi updates using the Fellow Updater app. Please note: you aren’t able to control your kettle or its settings via the Fellow Updater app at this time.
  

This is the same kettle that Matt Winton used to win the World Brewers Cup in 2021, and a strong recommendation for home brewers, as the flow control is excellent. The only downside to this kettle is that the flow rate is quite slow, so if you're looking to do big volume immersion brews, then there are better alternatives that suit.