Fellow Stagg Ekg Kettle Review (Updated | May 7th)

If you are the type of person who geeks out over the perfect extraction, this Pro version of the Stagg EKG is basically your new best friend. What I love most is the full-color LCD screen; it makes the whole experience feel premium and intuitive.

You aren’t just guessing temperatures anymore because the to-the-degree control ensures your water is exactly 205°F for that light roast or 180°F for delicate green tea. The precision gooseneck spout gives you that slow, steady stream that is non-negotiable for a balanced pour-over.

It even has a schedule feature, so you can wake up to hot water ready to go. This is definitely for the serious home barista who wants total control over every variable, including altitude adjustments so your water doesn’t boil over in the mountains.

The only real bummer is that the high-resolution screen can feel a bit overkill for a simple morning tea, and the menu navigation takes a minute to master.

This matte black beauty is the pinnacle of Fellow’s design, blending high-tech features with a look that honestly makes your kitchen counter look like a high-end cafe. The standout here is the integrated brew stopwatch, which lets you time your bloom and total pour without fumbling for your phone.

The ergonomic handle is weighted perfectly, so even when the kettle is full, it doesn’t strain your wrist during a slow three-minute pour. For those living at high elevations, the altitude setting is a lifesaver, preventing the kettle from constantly trying to reach a boiling point it physically can’t hit.

It heats up incredibly fast, which is great when you’re in a rush. However, while the to-the-degree temperature control is incredibly accurate, the capacity is a bit small.

If you are trying to fill a massive French press or brew for a large group, you’ll find yourself refilling and reheating much sooner than you would with a standard kitchen kettle.

If you are the kind of person who treats your morning coffee like a sacred ritual, the Stagg EKG Pro Studio Edition is the ultimate centerpiece for your counter. What sets this apart from the standard model is the stunning reflective glass base and metal touchpoints that make it feel like a piece of high-end tech rather than just a kitchen appliance.

I love that you can schedule your boil the night before, so the water is ready the second you walk into the kitchen. The full-color LCD screen is incredibly crisp, and the Guide Mode is a lifesaver if you’re switching between delicate green teas and robust pour-overs.

The precision gooseneck spout gives you total control over your flow rate, which is essential for a balanced bloom. However, you should know that the glass base is a total fingerprint magnet, and you will find yourself polishing it constantly to keep it looking pristine.