PARACITY Glass Teapot Stovetop 40 OZ/1200ml, Borosilicate Clear Tea Kettle with Removable 18/8 Stainless Steel Infuser, Teapot Blooming and Loose Leaf Tea Maker Tea Brewer for Camping, Travel

This is the most adorable teapot, it’s not large, adds style to your kitchen and works great for tea. Definitely recommend.

This is one of my favorite and most practical Amazon purchases. The Paracity Glass Stovetop Teapot is perfect for making hot tea or boiling water for my morning oatmeal. I love the clear borosilicate glass that works beautifully on my gas stovetop, and in under a minute, the water is gently boiling over moderate heat. Unlike a chrome teapot, I enjoy watching the water bubble, letting me know it’s ready for tea or oatmeal. To keep the glass from cracking or discoloring, I keep the burner at a moderate setting, especially since the handle can get very hot. It holds 40 ounces of water—enough for five cups of tea—and the removable teabag holder makes it easy to brew multiple bags without adding them to each cup separately. I’m thrilled to own this glass teapot and highly recommend it as a wonderful kitchen essential. 👏😁

I love this little tea pot! I've been using it daily now, and I have no complaints about it. I don't put it straight on the burner, I fill it with boiling water from my kettle, and it's been holding up very well. Super easy to take apart and clean. The infuser holds a ton of loose leaf, and the pot itself holds about 4 cups of tea (I forgot what the size of my cup is). Surprisingly keeps it warm for quite a while, too. I love that I can watch the tea infuser with the hot water. Only complaint is the lid didn't fit without the infuser piece.

This glass teapot gives true meaning to the saying “I’m a little teapot.” It’s tiny — just enough for one person — but honestly, I love it. The size is perfect for making my own personal pot of tea. The removable stainless steel strainer is super handy. I can drop in tea bags (or loose tea) while it’s heating, and it steeps right there. Cleanup is easy, and it pours without dripping, which is a big plus. That said, it can be a little tricky to handle when it’s hot. The glass handle is small, and I usually have to use a paper towel or pot holder so I don’t burn my fingers while pouring. If you’re planning to serve more than one person, definitely size up. ✅ What I like: Adorable size — perfect for one person Stainless steel strainer is easy to use & clean Pours smoothly without drips Looks much nicer than metal teapots that get ugly over time ⚠️ Cons: Handle gets very hot, harder to grip Too small if you want tea for more than one Overall, this is a lovely little teapot. Cute, functional, and great for single servings — just be prepared to handle it carefully when it’s hot.

Great for tea. Despite looking fragile and thin is very strong

This is my second completely glass teapot, and I was so surprised that this can work on the stove top. But it works well… The other one I had was slightly smaller, and I had it for years before it finally cracked at the bottom, and I think that was probably partially my fault because there was once or maybe even twice when I forgot about it, and it burned completely dry and I’m sure that weakened the glass! Don’t ever walk away from it because that is one caveat, there is no whistle! This one is a little bit bigger, so it fits more water - but since I am really the only tea drinker in our empty-nester family, I think I would go back to the smaller one if I get another. The slightly larger size made it a little more unwieldy in picking up a hot glass pot. There’s also an insert if you want to put loose tea leaves in there, which works fine, but you have to fill the teapot up full for it to reach / submerge all of the leaves you have in there. I seldom use it for that. I also don’t bother with the lid most of the time- I just take all of the metal out. It heats up fast. Overall, it is a win, and I also think it is attractive… Most importantly, I am a holistic Health Coach and I do not like the idea of having my water boiling and soaking in any kind of metal; I used one for years that even though it was stainless steel they are also partially nickel-based - and having my heavy metals tested, I found out that nickel was one of the high ones in my body. So I think glass is probably the cleanest way to go in terms of affecting My body.

It broke as I wash it

Very Cute Tea pot. I really like that you can keep your tea warm over the stove with this glass. Why I only gave it 3 star? To keep the lid on you must have the metal steeper in. Once your tea has been steeped and you remove the center with the tea leaves, there is no choice but to leave it open. had I discovered this before I'd thrown away the box and used it.I would have returned it.