I can use the Sori Yanagi kettle on whatever heat source I want, and it still works. Even on a regular electric or gas stove it heats noticeably more quickly than other traditional kettles I've used. With an induction stove, the Sori Yanagi is a beast, and can't really be beat even by an electric kettle. Why not an electric? Basically, because an electric requires an outlet and takes up extra counter (as opposed to stove) space. although maybe it always is a personal preference issue). There's no whistle, but it's unnecessary because it heats so quickly and you can hear it well-enough (it rattles enough to hear it, and I don't want to rely on a whistle for safety anyway the lack of a whistle is maybe the one thing about it that I can understand someone's objection to, but that seems to be a personal preference issue. The spout is just the right shape and size. The thickness of the steel is just so: it heats quickly but is still sturdy. So is the lid tightness, and the holes to let out steam. The angle of the handle is just right, and the handle itself is incredibly ergonomic. This kettle is amazingly well-thought-out. Here's my thoughts in no particular order: I had thought about getting an electric kettle, but then decided on the Sori Yanagi (the gifter found out about this). I own this kettle, which was given to me as a gift.
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