Saki · $75–150

Luna Precision Electric Kettle

No-contact plastic

A gooseneck-free electric kettle with a fully stainless water path including the lid - one of the few marketed on no plastic touching the water. The lid gasket material is undisclosed, the one caveat.

Plastic-free verdict: No-contact plastic

The interior, the lid (including its underside), and the spout are 304 stainless steel, so no plastic contacts the water - Saki markets it as "plastic-free, no plastic touches your water," and multiple retailers plus the Amazon listing confirm the all-steel interior and steel lid. The plastic that exists is confined to the exterior base and the electronics/display, which never touch the water. The one thing Saki does not disclose is the lid seal/gasket material: like almost every electric kettle it very likely uses a silicone gasket in the lid/steam path, which would make it silicone-only for anyone strictly avoiding silicone. We couldn't confirm that part, so treat it as an open question.

Verification: Community reported · reviewed 2026-07-05

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What it's made of

PartMaterialFood contact
interior / inner wall Stainless Steel (304 / 18-8) Yes
lid and lid underside
steel lid confirmed by manufacturer and multiple retailer listings - the part most "steel" kettles make of plastic
Stainless Steel (304 / 18-8) Yes
spout Stainless Steel (304 / 18-8) Yes
base / heating unit / electronics housing
exterior base with the LCD/controls; water sits in the steel chamber above it, not in the base
Plastic (other / unspecified) No

A 1.75L variable-temperature electric kettle (temperature presets, keep-warm, boil-dry protection) built around an all-stainless water path - notably including a stainless lid, which is where most "stainless steel" kettles hide a plastic underside. It is a standard-spout kettle, not a gooseneck. Saki positions it directly at the plastic-free / non-toxic market. The honest gap is the undisclosed lid gasket: nearly all electric kettles seal the lid with a silicone ring, and Saki doesn't say otherwise, so silicone-avoiders should ask before buying.

Pros

  • Stainless water path including the lid underside - the usual hidden plastic is steel here
  • 304 stainless interior, BPA-free, marketed as no plastic touching the water
  • Variable temperature control, presets, and keep-warm
  • Electric convenience without a plastic water reservoir

Cons

  • Lid gasket material is not disclosed (likely silicone) - the one unverified water-contact part
  • Plastic base/electronics (not in the water path, but it is plastic)
  • Not a gooseneck - less ideal for precision pour-over
  • Pricey for a kettle

Categories: Electric Kettles

Sources

Every material claim above is backed by these. This is the scattered info we centralized.