Very nice. Very good construction, the thickness of the glass is satisfactory. Stainless steel, holds a large amount of tea, it has a fine mesh so no bits get through. It doesn't drip when you pour. It needs about 1.5 cups of water to have enough to brew the tea well. Only the hooks that hold the stainless steel to the glass, I don't know how long they will last—sometimes they come off when there is a lot of tea and it has brewed.

Very good product.
No plastics.
Almost nothing from tea leaves escapes into the water.

Excellent teapot, I've had it for three months and use it daily for my tea. The glass, although it looks thin, is indeed heat-resistant and whenever I've put it on a stove it works perfectly. The filter is just as it should be, it holds even smaller leaves and gives a nice extraction.

Update: Now over a year, it is amazing. My first one broke because I accidentally hit it on the desk. I immediately bought the same one again.

it's thin glass so you gotta be careful when handling it, and even though it's construction quality is good, i would prefered it if it was more on the durable side, other than that it really is a good product, holds a decent amount of liquid and is worth the money

As soon as I bought it, it turned out to be defective; there was a line on its mouth that I noticed while washing it to use it. It is generally very fragile because it may look perfect, but it is glass. If you were to ask me, I wouldn't buy it again.

I use it on a gas stove and after a month of use, I can say that I am completely satisfied. No problems with the durability of the glass, very good build quality, always in relation to the cost, of course. In general, it does what it promises, which is to make hot tea and infusions easily and quickly.

It seems like a nice construction, although the only downside I found and deducted one star for was that the metal strainer with its lid seemed a bit fake to me. Time will tell its durability. Overall, nice appearance and it can also be used as a French press.

Very high-quality teapot with a filter that I have been using daily for two months for various beverages. Its biggest advantage is that it doesn't stain like others I have tried (e.g., from fresh turmeric) and after washing, it looks like new. Finally, it can be used directly on a gas burner.

The only reason it broke was because I left it on the stove, the tea burned, it started to turn red and just cracked a little so I threw it away. Before my carelessness, I made tea almost every day for 7 months 2 times a day with excellent results. Now that it’s broken, I came back to find to buy the same one.