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Personal recommendation: This induction cooking field with precise temperature control and timer. Not only saves electricity, but a lot of time as well.

(Mine once broke, but even though it was out of warranty, the company repaired it for free [or sent me a new one, not sure].)

Likewise, for your next electric kettle, get one with adjustable target temperature. This way you don't heat your tea water to 100 degrees when you only want it at 85 degrees.