Panasonic 3.2qt Water Boiler Electric Hot Water Dispenser Countertop w/Slow-Drip Mode for Coffee & Tea, 4 Temp Presets, Charcoal‑Purified Stainless, Auto Shut‑Off, Timer & Safety Lock - NC-EG3000

This is a very good product. Keeps the water hot. Great for hot tea.

We're a household of three people, but just two of us are regular users of hot water, and this is perfect! It has enough features to be more than useful without being overly complicated for my elderly mother. The best part is that it simply works super well! It is also stylish enough and the size is just right. It's been almost two months and we are still very happy with it.

Drinking hot teas all day requires hot water at your disposal. Although electric tea kettles boil water quite fast, they are poor for keeping the water at desired temperature for tea brewing. Although expensive, this is one of the products that are essential in a tea lover's life. Besides, I use hot water from the dispenser to get cooking started, cutting down prep time whenever I use the dispenser. I put the machine into stand-by mode when I go to bed. After six hours, it reboils and gets hot water ready at desired temperature. As a bonus, such convenience makes my morning go a little bit smoother and less hectic.

Works as intended and gives me hot water with a press of a button anytime I needed to make tea and coffee

Excellent Hot water dispenser. It had several temperatures and has a red ball to let you know how much water is left. Saves you time from opening up & down.

We got this at a great value here on Amazon and it is so useful. Hot water is always ready at our fingertips and the size is perfect. We like that water doesn't sit in here too long as it would in a larger unit. We pour in fresh water every 2-3 days so it gets a lot of turnover. The design is tasteful and looks nice on the countertop and there hasnt been any noticeable impact on the energy bill. We always had Zojirushi, which are premium quality water heaters that we loved. However, they also cost a premium so I am glad to have tried a Panasonic. They look and function practically the same so this has been a good purchase. This is also very easy to clean

I brought the first one for myslef a few years ago and found it is very easy to use when i want to make tea or coffee. Its especially convenient for the elderly to fetch hot water when their hands are getting weaker. I bought one for my father and one for my father in law afterwards, they all love it 👍

After some 2+ years of use, the inside ceiling metal plate is rusted and condensed water from this ceiling plate is rusted and dripping into the water pot. This is horrible, I am not sure when this rust started but we have been drinking water from it all alone! Update: This lid can actually be easily removed from the pot, after I removed the metal piece on the inside of the lid, I found that under the little cap there's yet another medal piece (maybe a weight valve?), this cone-shaped metal piece is also seriously rusted (See picture). Think about this: the hot water steam enters the lid from that little hole on the metal plate and get into this little capsule area and over time cause the cone metal piece to rust as well as the metal plate. Once the cone metal valve is rusted, the steam condensed on the rusted valve and the rusted water drip down back to the water tank, and without knowing it, we are drinking rusted water every day... OMG! This product uses un-qualified material that's easy to rust, and the product has a serious health thread to anyone using it. The manufacture should stop selling it until fix the problem! And give customer a full refund.

Keeps water hot and dispenses when needed. What else would I need it to do? Decent quality in a tidy footprint on my counter. I'm happy.

Useful fir my parents.

This is a make in Thailand, Panasonic economy version of the Zojirushi 4 litre table top water heater ( made in Japan) that I had for 13 years. The temperature sensor finally quit and replacement part is not available. The control switches of the two are the same but the prices are $100.00 cheaper. The added feature is the 6 hours holding switch that won't let the heater continuously re-heating the water at the chosen temperature. This is very useful at night to save electricity when one does not need the hot water. Then 6 hours later, the heater will re-boil and brings the chosen temperature back up in the morning. Being on the economy side, the Panasonic body is plastic while the Zojirushi is stainless steel, so you lost a little heat. The boiling time of the Panasonic is about 10 minutes longer. From cold to boiling the Panasonic takes about 37 minutes. Once the boiling is done the Panasonic makes no sound while the Zojirushi will sing a short tune (if music is important to you). Both brands suggest you clean it with Citric acid, it is cumbersome because it requires many rinses to get the acid taste out of the unit, so a little soapy water clean once a month will do just a fine job. There is a specific side that you pour the water out of the heater, it is marked on the inside of the water heater. Another suggestion; don't keep changing your water temperature, set one up and stays with it, your unit will last longer. Furthermore, don't keep hitting the re-boil button, just let the unit keeps the temperature automatically, it is designed to do it. With proper care, I expect the unit to last 8-9 years or more. Overall, I am quite happy with the unit and it functions every bit as well as the Zojirushi, while the quality is high, a good value for the money.

Excellent! We're happy with this product!

Brought over 12 months ago boiling water 24 /7 . Everyone enjoys this easy to use and refill water heater