Page 20 : Top Electric Kettles: Reviews, Comparisons & Buying Guide

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10/02/2026

Russell Hobbs Honeycomb Kettle Review: a fast, no-fuss boiler that looks better than it feels

The Russell Hobbs Honeycomb 1.7L kettle is a no-nonsense, everyday kettle that boils quickly, looks decent on the counter, and doesn’t feel like a total cheapo, even though it’s plastic. The fast 3KW boil, internal cup markers, and clean pour are the main strong points in daily use. Add the removabl...

by Jean-Baptiste Moreau

Hario V60 "Fit" Gooseneck Kettle Review: a simple, precise tool for pour-over nerds

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09/02/2026

Hario V60 "Fit" Gooseneck Kettle Review: a simple, precise tool for pour-over nerds

★★★★★ ★★★★★

The Hario V60 "Fit" 1200 ml kettle is a solid, no-nonsense option for people who actually care about how their water hits the coffee bed. The spout and handle are clearly the strong points: you get smooth, predictable flow and a grip that doesn’t tire your wrist, even during slow, careful pours. It...

Mecity Electric Gooseneck Kettle Review: a compact pour-over kettle that keeps things simple

★★★★★ ★★★★★

After using the Mecity Electric Gooseneck Kettle daily, my take is simple: it’s a solid small kettle for people who actually care about how they pour their coffee or tea, and don’t need to serve a crowd. It heats quickly, it’s quiet, and the gooseneck spout gives you good control for pour-over. The...

DmofwHi 1000W Gooseneck Electric Kettle Review: a simple copper kettle that gets the job done

★★★★★ ★★★★★

After using the DmofwHi 1000W Gooseneck Electric Kettle regularly, my feeling is pretty straightforward: it’s a simple, practical kettle that does what it’s supposed to do, without any bells and whistles. It boils water fast enough, the gooseneck spout gives you good control for pour-over coffee, an...

Bodum Melior 27oz Gooseneck Kettle Review: a cheap, simple tool for pour-over people

★★★★★ ★★★★★

This Bodum 27oz gooseneck kettle is a simple, no-nonsense tool that suits anyone who wants better control for pour-over coffee without spending a ton. It boils fast enough, pours well, and looks decent on the counter. The stainless body and cork handle combo works better than it first appears, and u...

by Jean-Baptiste Moreau

LONGDEEM Electric Tea Kettle Review: a simple stainless steel boiler that just gets the job done

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09/02/2026

LONGDEEM Electric Tea Kettle Review: a simple stainless steel boiler that just gets the job done

★★★★★ ★★★★★

If you’re looking for a straightforward electric kettle that boils water quickly, uses stainless steel inside, and doesn’t look cheap on the counter, the LONGDEEM 1.7L kettle is a pretty solid option. It handles the basics well: it heats fast with its 1500W element, auto shut-off works reliably, and...

Russell Hobbs Illuminating 1.7L Glass Kettle Review: a decent fast-boil kettle that looks good on the counter

★★★★★ ★★★★★

Overall, the Russell Hobbs Illuminating 1.7L Glass Kettle is a solid everyday kettle that looks better than most plastic options and boils water quickly. The 3kW power, 1.7L capacity, and simple controls make it very easy to live with. The glass body and blue illumination are nice touches, even if t...

by Sophie-Anne Dubois

Cuisinart PerfecTemp CPK-17P1 Review: a precise kettle for people who actually care about water temperature

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09/02/2026

Cuisinart PerfecTemp CPK-17P1 Review: a precise kettle for people who actually care about water temperature

★★★★★ ★★★★★

The Cuisinart PerfecTemp CPK-17P1 is a solid pick if you actually care about what temperature your water hits. It heats quickly, the temperature presets are reasonably accurate, and the 30-minute keep-warm feature is genuinely useful when you’re making multiple drinks in a row. Day to day, it’s easy...

Russell Hobbs Inspire 1.7L Kettle Review: fast, decent-looking, but not built for eternity

★★★★★ ★★★★★

The Russell Hobbs Inspire 1.7L cordless kettle is a solid everyday option if you want quick boiling and a slightly nicer look than the plain budget kettles. The 3kW element genuinely makes a difference, especially for single-cup boils, and the pour is clean enough that you’re not wiping up splashes...

by Alistair Browning