Hario V60 Buono Electric Gooseneck Kettle, 800 mL, Silver

The Hario V60 Buono is an 800 mL electric gooseneck kettle designed for controlled pour-over coffee brewing. This silver model combines a stainless steel body and lid with quick heating and automatic shutoff, bringing electric convenience to the familiar Buono shape.

If you're learning pour-over, I think the main reason to choose a kettle like this is the pour. You want to put water where you intend it to go, at a pace you can manage, rather than send a heavy rush of water into the coffee bed.

Why the gooseneck spout matters

A gooseneck is the long, narrow, curved spout extending from the kettle. On the Buono, it helps you direct the stream and control your pouring for pour-over extraction. Extraction simply means drawing flavor from ground coffee with water.

I'd use that control to work on a steady, repeatable pour. The kettle doesn't replace a good recipe or the right grind, but it gives you a more deliberate way to add water as you learn what works for your coffee.

Electric heating in the classic Buono shape

Inspired by Hario's classic stovetop design, this is the electric version of the Buono. It heats water quickly and has an automatic shutoff function. Its recognizable shape is used by coffee professionals and home enthusiasts alike.

I like that the focus stays on a straightforward task: heat the water, then pour with control. It's a practical fit for someone building a hands-on coffee setup at home.

Capacity and size

• Capacity: 800 mL (27 US fl. oz.)
• Color: silver
• Dimensions: 11.6 × 6.1 × 6.9 in. (29.5 × 15.5 × 17.5 cm)
• Weight: 1260 g (2.8 lb), including the individual box
• Heating: electric
• Automatic shutoff

I'd compare the 800 mL capacity with the amount of water your usual brew needs, rather than choosing by a cup count.

Materials and origin

• Kettle body and lid: stainless steel
• Handle, lid knob, and plate base: polypropylene
• Made in China

About Hario

Hario is a Japanese company founded in 1921 that specializes in heatproof glassware and coffee-brewing equipment. Its name translates to “King of Glass.” This electric Buono kettle is made in China.

I'd point you toward the Buono if you want electric heating and a more controlled pour for your coffee routine, without giving up the hands-on part of brewing.