Overall good, thin and quality seems a little low, but decent price.

This is just a basic kettle that functions just fine and is good for doing smaller batches. Nothing too fancy and easy to clean. Seems good quality. Money well spent.

I feel kind of funny giving this thing five stars, but since it does I think exactly what it's supposed to why not. I've used this for around 15 brews over a year and a half. Perfectly suitable for a beginner setting out on extract brewing. No it doesn't have the bells and whistles or thick heat retaining construction, but that's not what it's supposed to be.The only thing I will say is while my induction oven does pick it up, it doesn't heat it. I ended up switching over to my propane burner since I couldn't get a boil going during steeping. Someone answered a question saying it worked on induction, only reason I bring it up. Not a ding on more beer.

The kettle is lightweight and worked perfectly.

Used it twice had no leaks. Pretty flat, gets up to temp quick and holds temp pretty. Well i am happy with purchase.

Works great for my 4 Gal. Brews.

can't beat it for the price. A bit flimsy, I was afraid to carry it by handles when full of water.

What else can I say. It is very easy to scorch due to the foil thin bottom.

On sale, needed a new kettle.Would recommend if you don't want to spend a lot on a thick bottom proper kettle.For simple extract brewing on gas, this is better than what I was using.

brewing an amber ale with this on an electric stove, found that during the boil, the bottom of the kettle was bulging upwards. I found this out when i lifted itto take off the heat, as soon as i did, the bottom pushed down again and started boiling agressively, almost bubbling over. As soon as I put it down again, the boil slowed down to a manageable level. Something to watch out for.

We love our 5 gallon pot. It worked perfect for us!! Service was great also. Don’t hesitate to purchase from Moreflavor, you won’t be disappointed.

We already had a carboy of some apple ale going when we realized we didn't have anything to transfer that into before second fermentation. We ordered this and it came way earlier than expected. It's super light weight (when it's not full of alcohol) and seems pretty sturdy so far. Excellent price too.

Have used this kettle one time and it worked fine. Used it to boil during the first step of beer production. Had it on a large freestanding gas burner for the boil. It is definitely light gauge metal and on the thin side but it held up fine no issues. For the price it is a good value.

I bought this for collect pre-boil wort during my mash step. I wanted a pot with a 5 gallon volume capacity and didn't need to go deeluxe and hemorrhage a massive amount of cash. It's a bit thin and thus prone to denting easily, so be ginger with it. As long as you are, it stays looking slick and is worth the dough.

For the price this kettle does everything i want for partial volume boils for 5 gallon extract brewing. The material is thin, and the lid is flimsy, but it holds up enough to do the job for the past 5 batches that I've used it for. I recommend for anyone on a budget like myself. If i had more money i would get a bigger and better quality kettle.

I love this kettle! I had been using an enameled kettle but noticed that the enamel had cracks and imperfections, so I decided to switch to this one. I have made five beers with this new kettle and am very satisfied with the results.

It is a really good pan for the price but it doesn?t have an entirely flat bottom. There is a rim (of sorts) around the outside edge of the pan bottom that prevents the majority of the bottom of the pan from contacting my flat, glass-top heating surface. Hence, it takes forever to get to even a gentle boil and it?s difficult to maintain once I finally get it there. It?d be great on an outside burner, but New England winters can make that a bit tough. This was going to be my indoor solution for getting through the cold season, but I will be searching for another pan instead. Again, great for an outdoor burner but not for a flat/glass-top stove.

I use a 10 gallon kettle as my HLT and boiling kettle. This 5 gallon kettle holds the runoffs from my mash tun. The kettle itself is very thin but serves my purposes well.

if you want to brew properly then your gonna have to go with a stainless kettle. Works great for extract kits and has lasted a long time. Easy to clean.

For the price, this is a wonderful kettle. I've brewed over a dozen home brews in it and am very happy with how it's held up. Before I bought this kettle I shopped around and couldn't find a cheaper stainless steel option. I dream of buying a better kettle in the future, but for what morebeer charges, this is an ecellent value.

Good starter kettle, thin walls allow for easy install of ball valve but need to be careful not to scorch the bottom

I bought one of these when it was featured as a deal of the day. It's basically what you'd expect at this price point. It works great to heat strike/sparge water, which is what I bought it for. Mine arrived with a dent, but Morebeer sent a replacement out to me quickly. If you just need a cheap kettle, this will do the job.

I'll be using this kettle for my HLT, so it should be just fine. One thing nice about it being thin...it was easy to install a weldless ball valve kit.

I use this kettle for some smaller batches and it works well. Thin walls and not great long term hold up I anticipate but good for the price.