Are there good kettles produced by non-capitalist systems? Maybe there’s some soviet-era kettles that are still working well. Or would be interesting to hear f

Are there good kettles produced by non-capitalist systems? Maybe there’s some soviet-era kettles that are still working well. Or would be interesting to hear from Cubans or North Koreans who might have this kettle problem licked. I’ve had these kinds of problems where the market seems to favor trash or superficial. I’ve tried to find a decent trash can and varies between $10 plastic bins and then ones with similar quality but just higher prices and nicer marketing. I’m trying to replace a 20 year old brabentia that was $200 way back when. I think the challenge is that designers are expensive and so prices can get really high even though problems can be solved with just slightly more expensive components. I’m hoping for 3D printing to be able to incorporate assembly so I can just send a spec for a one off manufacture at a reasonable price. Really hard for a kettle or trash can today, but maybe one day.