CNGLASS Glass Teapot with Infuser,24oz Clear Glass Tea Kettle with Removable Stainless Steel Strainer,Stovetop Safe Glass Teapot for Blooming and Loose Leaf Tea…

This little teapot is perfect for loose tea. Filter in lid is easy to clean. Very thin durable CN glass.Needed something for two cups of tea and it’s aesthetically a pleasure to use.

I love seeing what's in my cup with clear glass. This cup is extra great for two more reasons: the lid helps keep it warmer longer and the curved bulbous shape feels great in your hand.

It broke and shattered everywhere

Beautiful teapot exactly what I was looking for, fancy and perfect to handle 😍

After much research I chose this for tea-making because:- one container for both heating the water and steeping the tea = less "stuff" in my kitchen- simple, clean design - no fiddly parts- borosilicate glass won't rust or leach chemicals- no metal contacting the water and "flavoring" my tea- $20 vs. $200 designer pots that reportedly rust, flake off their coatings, etc. If it breaks, I can buy 19 more for the same moneyGOOD:It works perfectly, pours without dribbling and is easy to clean.BAD:A pot advertised as cooktop-safe must have a flat bottom for use on a glass-ceramic electric burner. This pot does not.The bottom is slightly concave, so only the outer perimeter actually touches the cooktop. On a gas cooktop this wouldn't matter, the flame would heat the entire bottom evenly enough. But on an glass top electric cooker, all the direct heat will be focused on one narrow ring of glass.This is exactly what you DON'T want, ESPECIALLY in a glass pot. It creates hot spots surrounded by cold spots. That increases thermal stresses within the glass, increasing the likelihood of it breaking. This (I expect) explains the many pics of pots whose bottoms fell off.SOLUTION:Heating in the microwave (sans metal lid) is safer and works fine. If that works for you this is a great solution. If you must use your glass cooktop, I'd look elsewhere.

I have not used it on the stove top, but it works prefectly for steeping my tea.

Good size, seemed nice, but fragile and broke easily when it bumped something in the sink.

I was looking for a tea pot little bigger than what I had (16oz), and I found this (20oz). It's perfect!I love it because it's so easy to clean and enjoy the color of my tea. One thing though, what I concern right now, is the filter lid with a plastic (silicone?) seal (see the second picture). I wonder if as I keep making tea, that area deteriorate fast because of the heat. Other than that, I'm so happy about this pot :)

This teapot looks stylish, makes delicious tea, and pours beautifully. I bought the 1200 ml size, which comfortably makes around three largish mugs of tea. I will have one mug for breakfast, take the infuser out, and the pot can be reheated over a gas or electric range for later servings. Leaf tea rather than tea bags tastes so much better. The only con is that the metal rim and the lid are rather thin metal. If the lid jams down into the rim, it jams. Best just to drop it in lightly, where it functions okay.

After reading some of the one-star reviews, I was nervous to purchase this, but I decided to take a chance, and I'm glad that I did.I think the key is to make sure the flame is low, but this still allows it to heat up quickly.It has such a beautiful design/shape, and most of all, I know that the water is not contaminated by any contact with plastic or the other types of materials that often kettles are made of. So, this glass is quite good in that regard. It comes in two sizes, and I got the larger one, which is well-suited for 1-2 people.

Loved to see the fruits as they soak up the hot water,the taste is wonderful!

This teapot not only looks great, it works perfectly. Very pleased with this.

makes a good cuppa