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Cosori Glass Electric Kettle GK172-CO vs Aigostar Electric Kettle 300104LCB Side-by-Side Comparison

Overall Verdict
With a slightly higher price, the Cosori Electric Kettle GK172-CO outperforms the Aigostar Electric Kettle 300104LCB a bit in all aspects, including performance, design, and usability.
The two glass kettles feature high-quality design elements, such as water-level markings and an LED ring on their carafes but both their limescale filters aren’t removable. A notable feature of the Cosori kettle is its stainless steel inner lid as opposed to the Aigostar’s plastic one. Meanwhile, the Aigostar has a problem with awkward button placement.
The most significant issue of the Aigostar was its slow boiling speed, which is a major drawback for an electric kettle, even considering its lower power draw. On the bright side, it consumed a lot less electricity, was slightly quieter, and retained heat to the same level as the Cosori.
Pros & Cons
- Glass spout
- Stainless steel under lid
- Large opening
- Quiet when boiling
- Easy to use
- Light weight
- Low price tag
- Low energy consumption
- Quiet boiling phase
- Light weight
- Easy to use
- High energy consumption
- Cord doesn’t fit storage
- Slow boiling time
- Inconvenient button placement
Key Specs
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Analysis and Test Results
Performance
Boiling Time


Energy Consumption


Noise Level


Keep Warm


Design
In the Box


Dimensions


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Handle


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Base






Power Cord




Usability
User Control


Ease of Use


Cleaning

