Hario V60 Buono Electric Gooseneck Kettle – 800 ml

Want a controlled pour without heating a kettle on the stove? The Hario V60 Buono electric gooseneck kettle heats water on its powered base, then lifts off so you can pour without a cord in the way. Its narrow spout helps you direct a steady stream onto the coffee bed instead of adding all your water in one splash.

This is a straightforward boil-and-pour setup: fill within the marked limits, place the kettle on its base, and switch it on. It heats the water to boiling and shuts off automatically. The maximum fill is 800 ml, making the capacity easy to plan around when choosing a coffee recipe.

Who is this kettle for?

Choose it if you make manual pour-over and want electric heating with a gooseneck spout. You don’t need a Hario V60 to use it; a controlled stream is useful with other pour-over brewers, too. Your grind, dose, and pouring technique still affect the coffee. The kettle helps with water delivery, not the whole recipe.

How does the heating work?

The Buono heats water to boiling, then automatically switches off. The listed boil time is about five minutes for a full kettle, but treat that as an estimate rather than a promise. This listing describes boil-and-shutoff operation, not selectable temperature or temperature-hold functions. If your recipe calls for water below boiling, let it cool and check with a suitable thermometer.

Does cordless mean battery-powered?

No. Cordless refers to pouring. The heating base plugs into power, and the kettle lifts off the base to serve. You can return it to the base from any direction thanks to the 360-degree design. Excess cord stores inside the base to keep your counter tidier.

How much water can I heat?

Keep the fill between 150 ml minimum and 800 ml maximum, approximately 5–27 US fl oz. Don’t run it below the minimum or fill above the maximum. The number of coffee servings depends on your recipe and mug size, not just the kettle’s capacity.

Specifications

• Brand and model: Hario V60 Buono electric kettle
• Maximum fill: 800 ml, approximately 27 US fl oz
• Minimum fill: 150 ml, approximately 5 US fl oz
• Heating: Electric base with automatic shutoff at boiling
• Pouring: Gooseneck spout and cordless serving
• Base: 360-degree placement with excess cord storage
• Kettle and lid: Stainless steel
• Handle, base, and knob: Polypropylene
• Required power: 120 V, 60 Hz
• Cable length: 0.9 m
• Origin: Made in China

How should I get started?

Follow the manufacturer’s setup, filling, and cleaning instructions. Keep the electrical base dry and use the kettle with its powered base, not on a stovetop. Practice a slow, even stream, then use measured coffee and water amounts so you can repeat your brew.

I’d start with one simple pour-over recipe and coffee you already enjoy. Get the water amount and pour consistent first, then adjust the grind based on taste. You don’t need an elaborate routine to learn what makes your cup better.