Gear Dossier · Kettles & scales · No 03 of 4

Bonavita1.0L Variable Temperature Gooseneck Kettle.

The verdict in one line: Bonavita's own manual lists six factory presets, 60C to 98C, that hit or bracket every water temperature our pour-over and AeroPress guides call for, backed by an up to one hour heat-and-hold, though it ships with no integrated scale and a power rating that Bonavita's manual and its Amazon listing state differently.

33.8 oz (1.0 L max)
Capacity
1000 W
Rated power input
6 factory presets, 60-98C (140-208F)
Temperature presets
Up to 1 hour
Heat-and-hold
7/8
recipe checks
Stainless steel Bonavita gooseneck kettle with digital temperature control base on counter
Bonavita 1.0L Variable Temperature Gooseneck Kettle (BV382510V)Image: Bonavita

The fit meter

Not a score. A count.

Every requirement below comes straight out of our own brew guides. Each segment is one requirement; hover or focus any segment to see the exact check it stands for. Lit means the published spec meets the recipe. We do not light what we cannot cite.

Pour-over guide calls for water at 90 to 96C (195 to 205F) at contact, fresh off the boilAeroPress guide cites AeroPress's own official range of 80 to 85C (175-185F) for medium and light roastsAeroPress guide also cites Counter Culture's hotter, documented 96C (205F) recipePour-over guide lists a gooseneck kettle as required gear, for a controlled pourBoth guides list a digital scale as separate required gear, weighed to the gramCounter Culture's pour-over guidance keeps water inside the 90-96C window for as long as possible through the brew, since a cooling kettle is one more variable to controlAeroPress guide lists a kettle with temperature control as gear, 'if you have one'Pour-over guide's one-cup recipe pours 250g of water per cup, scaling by the same ratio for larger batches

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The recipe interrogates the spec.

Requirement, from our guide
Our number
Manufacturer spec
Fit
Pour-over guide calls for water at 90 to 96C (195 to 205F) at contact, fresh off the boil
90-96C (195-205F)
Six factory preset temperatures: 60C (140F), 80C (176F), 85C (185F, factory default), 88C (190F), 96C (205F) and 98C (208F), selected with the +/- buttonmanualslib.com
AeroPress guide cites AeroPress's own official range of 80 to 85C (175-185F) for medium and light roasts
80-85C (175-185F)
Presets include 80C (176F) and 85C (185F), the factory defaultmanualslib.com
AeroPress guide also cites Counter Culture's hotter, documented 96C (205F) recipe
96C (205F)
96C (205F) is one of the six factory presetsmanualslib.com
Pour-over guide lists a gooseneck kettle as required gear, for a controlled pour
gooseneck kettle for a controlled pour
Bonavita 1.0L Digital Variable Temperature Gooseneck Electric Kettle, gooseneck spout for precise pour controlconcentratedcup.com
Both guides list a digital scale as separate required gear, weighed to the gram
digital scale, weighed to the gram
Manual's technical data section lists rated power input and capacity only; no integrated scale or weighing feature appears anywhere in the manual or the fetched retailer listingsmanualslib.com
Counter Culture's pour-over guidance keeps water inside the 90-96C window for as long as possible through the brew, since a cooling kettle is one more variable to control
keep water hot through the brew, avoid a cooling kettle
Heat-and-hold feature allows the user to set and hold water temperature for up to one hourmanualslib.com
AeroPress guide lists a kettle with temperature control as gear, 'if you have one'
kettle with temperature control
Six factory preset temperatures selectable with a dedicated shut-off temperature button, per the manual's Operation sectionmanualslib.com
Pour-over guide's one-cup recipe pours 250g of water per cup, scaling by the same ratio for larger batches
250g water per cup, scalable
Rated capacity max 33.8 oz (1.0 L)manualslib.com

Plain speech

Buy it, or don't.

For you if

  • You brew pour-over and want a preset that lands exactly on our guide's 96C top-of-range number, one of the kettle's six factory settings per Bonavita's own manual
  • You brew AeroPress and want both published water temperatures on tap: AeroPress's own 80-85C window and Counter Culture's hotter 96C recipe are all factory presets
  • You want the kettle to hold a set temperature while you weigh and grind, addressed by the up to one hour heat-and-hold function in the manual

Not for you if

  • You want a fully continuous by-degree dial: Bonavita's own manual documents six factory preset temperatures selected with a +/- button, not a stated single-degree-adjustable range, even though Whole Latte Love's listing describes setting 'your own desired temperature by degree'
  • You still need a separate scale: neither guide's required gear list shrinks, and the manual's technical data covers power and capacity only, no integrated scale
  • You want a clean answer on wattage before buying: Bonavita's own manual states 1000W rated power input, but the Amazon listing's title states 1200W, a discrepancy this page can't resolve beyond flagging it

Where to buy

Bonavita 1.0L Variable Temperature Gooseneck Kettle (BV382510V) · Bonavita

Fits the grind windows in 2 of our brew guides.

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Questions, answered plainly

FAQ.

Bonavita’s 1.0L Variable Temperature Gooseneck Kettle against our numbers

Bonavita’s own product domain, bonavita.co, blocked every automated fetch attempt this run with an HTTP 403, and bonavitaworld.com would not connect at all. In place of a manufacturer product page, this dossier runs against Bonavita’s own BV382510V user manual, which states the same six factory preset temperatures, capacity and power rating a manufacturer page would carry, since it is Bonavita’s own document rather than a retailer’s summary. Two specialist listings, The Concentrated Cup and Whole Latte Love, fill in materials, dimensions and display accuracy the manual excerpt did not cover.

Our pour-over guide calls for water at 90 to 96C off the boil, and the kettle’s 96C factory preset sits right at that upper bound. Our AeroPress guide cites two published temperatures, AeroPress’s own 80 to 85C range and Counter Culture’s hotter 96C recipe, and all three numbers, 80C, 85C and 96C, are exact factory presets in the manual’s Operation section. The heat-and-hold function, rated for up to one hour, also answers Counter Culture’s pour-over guidance to keep water hot through the brew rather than let a kettle cool mid-pour.

Two gaps are worth stating plainly. Neither guide’s gear list drops the separate digital scale requirement, and nothing in the manual or the two retailer listings describes an integrated scale. And the manual’s own Technical Data section states 1000W rated power input, while the Amazon listing’s title states 1200W; this page cites both and does not pick a winner.

FAQ

Does this kettle hit the water temperature our pour-over guide calls for?

Yes. Our pour-over guide calls for 90 to 96C at contact, and 96C, the top of that range, is one of the kettle’s six factory preset temperatures per Bonavita’s own manual.

Can it reach both water temperatures in the AeroPress guide?

Yes. AeroPress’s own official range is 80 to 85C, and Counter Culture’s alternative recipe runs at 96C. The manual’s Operation section lists 80C, 85C and 96C as three of the kettle’s six factory presets.

Does it come with a scale?

No. Bonavita’s manual covers rated power input and capacity, with no scale or weighing feature listed. Our pour-over and AeroPress guides both list a digital scale as separate required gear.

How much water does it hold?

Bonavita’s manual states a rated capacity of max 33.8 oz (1.0 L). That comfortably covers our pour-over guide’s 250g one-cup pour, with room to scale up within a single fill.

Is the power rating 1000W or 1200W?

Sources disagree. Bonavita’s own BV382510V manual states a rated power input of 1000W in its Technical Data section. The Amazon listing’s product title states 1200W. This page cites both rather than assume one is correct.

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