Pluiesoleil 500ML Borosilicate Glass Teapot, Loose Leaf Teapots with Infuser, Square Tea Pot with Strainer, Stovetop Microwave Safe Teapot for 2 (500ML)

This is a lovely one cup tea pot, great design and easy to clean, great for the solo tea lover.

Great teapot looks very stylish rather than a round teapot. Very durable, easy to pour Like see through glass clear colour Brews tea perfectly keeps tea leaves in insertable filter BRILLIANT

I have a couple of glass teapots. This one is nice looking and easier to clean than my other due to not having a long spout but I prefer the one that doesn’t need the whole strainer including the lid to come out to wash. It doesn’t retain heat that long but it is only one cup so you’d be drinking it all straight away anyway. Looks very classy,seems to be very well made. No problems with boiling water cracking the glass.

Love this, just what I wanted. And it looks nice which is a plus

I love this little teapot, bought for my daily cup of green tea.I know that not everyone can like everything or get on with everything, and the that we can have seemingly, vastly different, experiences in life, but, there are some really duff, silly, utter nonsense comments on Amazon about this item (and many other things actually when you start reading), and I suggest that you ignore most of them cos they are mostly non-issues, some even make no sense and are just outright idiot talk.Overall, this pot is a great size for a single cup/mug if you have one that holds between 280ml and 350ml, though of course, you can use smaller cups if you like, I have a couple of 170ml cups which work well too. The pot says it has a capacity of 350ml.If in doubt about this, try out 350ml (or whatever size you plan on buying) before you buy, so it gives you some idea of how much that actually is, rather than buying and coming back to claim you have been conned because it is 'deceptively' small, or misleading somehow, because it doesn't match your 'imagined' size or some other nonsense statement.It is generally well made, though you will read some folks claim it is super delicate, and whilst I have not been lobbing it around the kitchen, I have not been mollycoddling it either.It is quite easy to use, put tea in, put water in, wait a few minutes, grab a cup or mug, pour tea into cup or mug. There are plenty of places you can read/learn about how to make tea from loose leaf, and find out timings and other information which can all help you get the best from tea and pot.Mine does not drip, as many other folks state, though other folks also say they have varying drips, ranging from slight annoyance all the way to gushes and floods, so your experience may vary.The other oddity I find is the comments relating to heat loss, well mine stays pretty hot, after all the tea is only in there 3-5 minutes, depending on what tea I am using, and some teas require slightly lower heat anyway, so this is not an issue for me, as I find the tea comes out steaming, just as expected.You will find claims, however, ranging from going cold instantly, seriously, which is, of course, absolute nonsense, to cools down a bit quick, which is fair enough, but can easily be fixed with a tea towel or similar to slow down the unexpected heat loss.The lid may need a helping fingertip to stay on sometimes, so maybe this helps with keeping drips in check, the infuser fits very well once pressed in, and will stay tight in the pot without any need to hold it in place and it is also quite a good size, allowing the water to move around the leaves and giving the leaves enough space to expand as they re-hydrate.It is easy enough to clean too and a good rinse will be enough for most folks for most days, as long as you have not left it sitting too long, so you should not see too many stains or discolouring. I wash mine at the end of the day, as in, I put it in some hot soapy water, give it a wipe over with a cloth and rinse it well.It looks really quite stylish and very smart too, and people tend to really like it, and if you find this on a deal, then I would say grab it, I am sure you will be happy with it, and even at the regular prices, I would recommend it.

Others have commented on most of this, but to repeat: this is made from the grade of glass like that of test tubes and laboratory beakers. That means it is light and feels fragile, though so far, so good. Add into that the stubbornness of the clips to remove the tea caddy, and I do not foresee this lasting very long. The metal caddy is also very thin gauge and tapping out the leaves into the composter needs to be low impact otherwise it feels like it will be bent out of shape.Pouring is something me and teapot makers disagree on. In my - evidently, wrong opinion - once you've got your tea brewed, it's nice if you can get it into a cup without too much drama. This pot prefers drama and anything other than the lightest of touches will see your tea flooding whatever surface your cup is sat on.Other than those two significant drawbacks, I'm drinking peppermint tea with honey on a daily basis, so that bit's good. There's enough for two decent teacups of drink. No civilised person drinks from a mug, so I have no idea how that converts into mugs or football fields.Given the price, it's obviously made to a low budget, so expecting a world-beater is unreasonable. It works, mostly, for now.

Looks great, arrived super fast. The only negavite is that the glass feels fragile, glass pot is as thick as a wine glass, hopefully, it will last.

Lovely little teapot, perfect for one.