HIWARE 1000ml Glass Teapot with Removable Infuser, Stovetop Safe Tea Kettle, Blooming and Loose Leaf Tea Maker Set

The media could not be loaded. Plastic is everywhere in daily life, and over time, it can negatively impact health. Plastic can gradually break down when exposed to high temperatures, releasing microplastics into food and drinks. That’s a significant concern, especially for someone like me who drinks tea every day. Having a high-quality teapot is a must.After searching online, I found that glass teapots are the safest option compared to stainless steel or mixed-material ones and are also my favorite. This 1000ml glass teapot with a removable lid is precisely what I was looking for. The best part? It’s completely plastic-free! Made entirely of heat-resistant glass with a stainless steel spout, it’s a perfect choice for anyone looking to avoid unnecessary plastic exposure.Another great feature is that it can be placed directly on the stove to boil water, making it super convenient. Remember that it’s glass; it gets very hot after heating, so using a cloth to hold the handle is a good idea. This one is worth considering if you love tea and want a safe, well-made, and beautiful teapot.

I’ve been searching for a plastic-free teapot, and this 1.5L glass teapot with infuser is everything I hoped for! It’s perfect for brewing my favorite rose hip tea. The glass design is not only elegant but also gives me peace of mind knowing no plastic will come into contact with my tea.The built-in infuser is incredibly functional, keeping the rose hips contained while allowing their rich flavor and beautiful color to infuse fully. Plus, I love that I can place the teapot on my gas stove with minimal heat to keep the tea warm—it’s such a convenient feature!The size is ideal for multiple servings, whether for guests or a cozy tea session for myself. It’s easy to clean, durable, and beautifully crafted. Watching the tea steep through the clear glass adds a special touch to the experience.If you’re looking for a plastic-free, practical, and aesthetically pleasing teapot that you can even keep warm on the stove, this is it. Highly recommend!

I have had this teapot for 5 years now and it has held up INCREDIBLY well through consistent use and even multiple moves (i.e. storage and traveling). The only thing that ended up breaking a few years in was the little handle top because the screw got too loose, but that was a super easy and cheap fix with a more decorative little handle and bolt I picked up myself. The rest of the pot has kept on working perfectly. Very easy to clean. Very aesthetically pleasing (especially if I have fun color-changing teas or something else that looks nice since the teapot is clear). I have also gotten a bunch of compliments on it over the years. Highly recommend!

In the last year, I've broken three teapots due to my clumsiness when cleaning. This teapot was my second favorite out of the batch.Hiware Glass Teapot (2nd Place)+ I didn't have any major complaints, but COSORI did some things better.+ No tea drippage when pouring.+ The tea basket is steel mesh (same as COSORI), so there's no chance it will break.+ Roobios which typically gets stick in the mesh filters, cleaned out easily. Occasionally, a piece of two would get stuck, but it was easy to get out.- The spout was smaller than the other two teapots, so it poured out tea slower. Overall, it's not a big deal, but having used the larger spouts, it's so much better.- The tea basket handle fell off in the dishwasher and disappeared forever.COSORI Glass Teapot (1st Place)+ Wide spout allows to pour tea out quickly.+ Non-dripping spout!+ Tea basket is identical to the Hiware one. Easier to clean than the glass one with a way to agitate the tea.+ No cons I can think of, by far my favorite teapot and the one I would buy again and recommend to others if they do not care for the all-glass aesthetics of the Teabloom teapot.- Like Hiware, you can use the lid without the tea basket, BUT, you will need to have the metal piece that connects the tea bakest on the teapot, or the lid will fall in. Not a deal-breaker.Teabloom Glass Teapot (3rd Place)+ This was the only teapot where the lid could cover the teapot without the basket.+ All glass is beautiful, but the tea basket is something extra that can potentially break.+ The spout allows you to pour the tea out quickly.- The basket has a few small slits on the bottom, so it takes a bit of time for the water to flow through it. If you pour water too quickly, it'll overflow.- The tea basket doesn't have a handle to remove the basket and agitate the tea after it's been steeped.- My biggest complaint is with the pour spout. Notice how the neck is straight. If you don't pour quickly, you'll end up dripping the tea onto your table.- Tea will get stick in the laser cut slits in the tea basket. I still can't remove some stuck tea no matter how hard I try.- Tea basket is not snug. As you pour your tea, it will rattle around a bit.The slower pouring spout was really where it lost points. I also lost the tea basket handle in the dishwasher so I'm docking some points there. But, if you're stuck between this one and COSORI either one is honestly fine.