Timemore Fish Smart Kettle Review
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- čas přidán 5. 07. 2024
- Have you been considering a gooseneck smart kettle for your pour overs?
Do you want to control your water temperature, your flow rate and precise pours? This kettle is certainly worth considering.
At the middle of the price range the Timemore Fish Smart Kettle is certainly worth considering. Its great aesthetics, quick heat up time and futuristic style control make it an interesting device to use.
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I think the awkward lid James hoffmann mentioned was the square one. Where you can literally drop into the kettle itself.
Bit late to the party - thanks for the helpful review! I believe the boiling 'issue' is normal (the manual states that it technically goes up to 98 celcius not 100). Boiling point also varies depending on how high or low above sea level you are so that's another factor to consider. I've noticed for example that where I am the water goes to a rolling boil before reaching 100 celcius.
I have also noticed that too regarding the rolling boil. I never knew it was rated to 98 Celsius so that’s good to know!
30 pounds is absolutely a steal. Great video btw
Thank you! I’ve been using a brewista smart Kettle too and I have the day the timemore is streets ahead in terms for controlling the pour
How well does it hold the temperature on the Hold setting? ie. how many degrees will the temp drop before it starts heating again?
I haven’t used the feature in anger to be honest so let me give it a test and get back to you.
Thought I had replied sorry! Roughly 2/3 degrees and it will start to heat again. Dependant on what temp you have set.
Hello, can u explain what should I do if I accidentally changed temperature units into fahrenheit?
Not sure how you change that but if you Google it I’m sure the info is readily available
I purchased the 0.8L version of that kettle last night. Do you mind if I ask what scale you use and how you like it? Looking for a scale myself.
Great purchase. I use the timemore black mirror nano which is amazing. I have made 2 videos on it. Basically a scaled down Acaia Lunar for a lot less money. Depends on budget really.
@@SteveHowkins Thanks for the Reply Steve. I see based upon your accent you may be in the UK? I would love to visit there someday. Have lived in the US all my life. I am glad to hear you like your Timemore kettle. I should receive mine today. Last night when I was reviewing scales, I saw the Acaia scales but wow they are expensive. There are some positive and negative reviews of some of the other Timemore scales but the reviews seem to be a bit better than the Hario v60 scale. I'm just getting into pour over coffee and have used french press, and percolators.Need to find the scale and then decide on the Hario V60 Drip Decanter or the Hario V60 Glass Range Coffee Server, 600ml. I also think I will pick up the Hario V60 Metal Coffee Dripper, Size 02, Silver vs the ceramic dripper. Any thoughts from you on drip equipment would be welcomed as it seems you may have more experience than me. For example, if you use 30 mL of coffee, how much water are you supposed to use? Also need to pick up a manual coffee grinder.
@@linux_admin2501 I am indeed. Pack a coat and cold weather clothes. Thats our climate pretty much all year! I used a £15 scale before the timemore black mirror nano and it did the job just not as well and the small size is perfect below my espresso machine. There is so much pour over kit out there. V60 and flat bottom brewers are what I commonly use. Hario V60 is cheap and great, kalita wave 185 is my go to flat bottom with the Orea V3 on the way soon. In terms of coffee ratio I brew 16/1 so 20g of coffee I brew with 320g of water. Hope that helps. Grinders again is a whole world in itself. Commandante V40 is a great folter grinder but not cheap either.
@@SteveHowkins Wow, I like that Kalita Wave 185. May decide on that one vs the metal Hario v60. I did a quick search for the Orea V3 but looks like it may only be available in the UK at the moment. I appreciate the info on how much water to use for 20g of coffee. I need to learn those measurements. I have a cheap manual grinder from Amazon, but it takes forever to grind the beans. I will check out those Timemore and Commandante v40 grinders as well. Someday I would like to purchase an Espresso machine for home use but since there are so many out there it is hard to choose. I saw someone in a scale review mention the Gaggia Classic espresso machine.
Do you still use the Hario V60 Glass Range Coffee Server, 600ml that I saw in your Timemore kettle review?
@@linux_admin2501 Orea is UK based but think they ship worldwide.
I use the Gaggia Classic. I great machine with many mods you can do.
I do still use both the 300ml and 600ml Hario servers, no complaints.
Until now have u had any issues with it ?
Nope none although these days I am preferring espresso and using it less
Question.. how to change the temperature from F to C?
Hi. I believe the kettle only displays in celcius.
@@SteveHowkins hmm mine was Fahrenheit.. thanks for the prompt reply
@@chenjulien6540 I think they may have region specific models then.
@@SteveHowkins Ahh you are correct!
Hold Power and Hold button about 3 sec
Is this the 800 ml or 600 ml ?
Believe mine is the 800 but it comes in both sizes.
How was the pouring experience and flow control? Have you ever compared with another brand?
Really good. I have another kettle (brewista) where the spout tip is not as angled/sharp plus a wider diameter so pouring is not as precise . I like the small capacity of the Timemore, also helps with the control.
Can it hold the temprature back automaticaly after pouring?
@@fhmcoffee I will see and get back to you.
@@fhmcoffee having tested yes it does. Set it to whatever temp you want and hit the hold button. If the water has cooled or you have added some say for another cup it will automatically heat back up to the set temperature just don’t turn the kettle off for this to work.
@@SteveHowkins Thanks for your time, I was order one and now on the delivery👍👍
У вас 600 мл. или 800?
I'm trying to find if the temperature goes back to your previously used temp, when you turn it off and on again?
I couldn't find this bit of info in many other vids.
Thanks!
It does as long as you only turn the unit itself off and not all the wall. It needs the standby power if you like to retain setting
@@SteveHowkins Thank you!
Why lock temp 104 ??
I don’t understand. Do you mean 104f that’s like 40 degrees c.
@@SteveHowkins how to convert in digrees
@@smileforkids500 I can’t remember off the top of my head will figure out tomorrow when I use it. May be easier just to Google it but definitely possible on the mode I have.