TIMEMORE Fish Pro X review: ±0.5°C, and a spout that pours straight down

The TIMEMORE Fish Pro X is a coffee instrument that happens to boil water. It holds a set temperature within ±0.5°C, anywhere from 40°C to 98°C, and pours through a patented gooseneck that delivers a steady vertical stream. Around ₱8,300.

What does it do that a normal kettle cannot?

Two things, and both are about control rather than heat.

It holds a temperature. Pour-over coffee brews between roughly 90°C and 96°C, and different roasts want different points in that band. An ordinary kettle boils and stops, leaving you pouring at whatever temperature the water has fallen to. This one sits on the number you set and stays within half a degree of it. TIMEMORE says that is more than three times tighter than the previous generation.

It pours where you aim. The gooseneck spout is engineered for a 90° vertical flow, so the water goes straight down onto the coffee bed instead of arcing out. That is what lets you wet grounds evenly and control the pour rate, which is most of what technique means in pour-over.

The 1350W element heats quickly for the volume, and the Grooveboard touch slider sets the target. Water-level monitoring stops it running dry, and altitude detection stops it overheating where water boils below 100°C.

What are the limits?

900ml is not a household kettle. It will not make coffee for the family, and running noodle water through a narrow spout is slow. This lives next to your normal kettle, not instead of it.

The touch slider is fiddly with wet hands, which is the usual cost of a flat capacitive control in a kitchen.

14 ratings on the listing, so the score is a thin sample.

Is this electric kettle sulit?

Around ₱8,300 as of August 9, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. It is the most expensive kettle in our coverage. If it lasts three years, an assumption rather than a published figure, that is about ₱53 a week.

The comparison that decides it is in-house: the TIMEMORE Fish Pro at around ₱6,800 has the same spout, the same 1350W element, and ±3°C instead of ±0.5°C. If you brew light roasts, the extra ₱1,500 is real. If you brew medium and dark, it is not, and you should take the cheaper one.

Who this electric kettle suits

Buy this if you brew pour-over seriously, you already own a household kettle, and you notice the difference between 92°C and 96°C. It is the right choice for someone chasing consistency in the cup.

Skip it if this would be your only kettle, or if your coffee is a scoop of ground beans and hot water. The precision is wasted there.

See how it ranks in our best electric kettles in the Philippines roundup, or read when a gooseneck is worth it in our electric kettle buying guide.

Other electric kettle options to compare

Brewing medium or dark roasts? The TIMEMORE Fish Pro gives you the same spout at ±3°C for around ₱1,500 less. Want the finest, slowest stream in the range? The TIMEMORE Thin Spout Fish is around ₱7,700.