Product Test • 10/02/2026 PARIS RHÔNE Electric Kettle Review: a no-nonsense temperature-control kettle that does the job ★★★★★ ★★★★★
Product Test • 21/06/2026 GEEPAS 1.8L Electric Kettle Review: cheap stainless jug that boils fast but feels a bit lottery ★★★★★ ★★★★★ Overall, the GEEPAS 1.8L stainless steel kettle is a typical budget workhorse: it boils water quickly enough, it’s light and easy to handle, and the stainless interior with no plastic touching the boiling water is a clear plus. The blue LED is a nice touch to see when it’s on, the lid mechanism feel... by Marcus Wyndham
Product Test • 21/06/2026 Chefman 1.8L Glass Electric Kettle Review: a fast, practical kettle with a few annoying quirks ★★★★★ ★★★★★ After using the Chefman 1.8L glass electric kettle regularly, my take is pretty straightforward: it’s a good, practical kettle with a few annoying quirks and some question marks on long-term durability. It boils fast enough, it’s not too noisy, and the temperature control plus keep warm functions ar... by Sophie-Anne Dubois
Product Test • 21/06/2026 Russell Hobbs Inspire 24360 Review: a decent fast-boil kettle that looks nicer than it feels ★★★★★ ★★★★★ After living with the Russell Hobbs Inspire 24360 for a while, my opinion is fairly simple: it’s a good everyday kettle with a nice look, as long as you’re okay with plastic. It boils fast, it’s not too noisy, and the blue light plus the clear on/off action make it very straightforward to use. The p... by Chandrika Naidu
Product Test • 21/06/2026 Russell Hobbs Groove Electric Kettle Review: fast, light and decent‑looking for everyday brews ★★★★★ ★★★★★ After using the Russell Hobbs Groove 1.7L kettle daily, my overall take is that it’s a solid, no-drama kettle that happens to look a bit nicer than the usual budget plastic jug. It boils fast thanks to the 3kW element, it’s light and easy to handle, and the “perfect pour” spout and internal 1–3 cup... by Sophie-Anne Dubois
Product Test • 21/06/2026 Chefman 1L Small Electric Kettle Review: compact, quick, and pretty no‑nonsense ★★★★★ ★★★★★ After using the Chefman 1L small electric kettle regularly, my overall take is pretty straightforward: it’s a compact, no-nonsense kettle that does what it’s supposed to do. It boils up to 1 litre of water in a few minutes, it’s light and easy to handle, and it doesn’t hog your countertop. The blue... by Cillian Knox
Product Test • 21/06/2026 Aigostar Adam Glass Kettle Review: a fast, cheap see-through kettle with a few quirks ★★★★★ ★★★★★ Overall, the Aigostar Adam glass electric kettle is a solid option if you want a clear, fast-boiling kettle without spending a lot. It heats water quickly, the glass lets you see exactly how much is inside and how scaled up it’s getting, and the blue light is a simple but handy indicator that it’s o... by Marcus Wyndham
Product Test • 21/06/2026 Morphy Richards Hive Kettle Review: decent rapid‑boil kettle with a few small annoyances ★★★★★ ★★★★★ After using the Morphy Richards Hive 1.5L kettle daily, my overall feeling is that it’s a solid, straightforward kettle that does what it’s supposed to do without any drama. The 3KW element boils water quickly, the pouring is controlled and doesn’t make a mess, and the light plastic body is easy to... by Larissa Figueredo
Product Test • 21/06/2026 Russell Hobbs Textures 1.7L Kettle Review: a no-nonsense fast boiler for everyday tea drinkers ★★★★★ ★★★★★ After using the Russell Hobbs Textures 1.7L kettle daily, my overall feeling is pretty straightforward: it’s a solid, no-frills kettle that does its job well for the price. It boils water quickly, holds enough for several drinks, and has a few practical touches like dual water windows, a removable l... by Cillian Knox
Product Test • 21/06/2026 Daewoo Essentials 1.7L Fast Boil Kettle Review: a cheap, no-frills jug that just boils water ★★★★★ ★★★★★ After using the Daewoo Essentials 1.7L kettle like a normal daily kettle, my take is pretty simple: it’s a cheap, no-frills kettle that does its job, with a few rough edges. It boils water at a reasonable speed, it’s fairly quiet, and the auto shut-off and boil-dry protection work as they should. Th... by Chandrika Naidu
Product Test • 21/06/2026 Russell Hobbs Honeycomb Kettle Review: light, quick, and mostly no‑nonsense ★★★★★ ★★★★★ Overall, the Russell Hobbs Honeycomb 1.7L kettle is a practical, no-nonsense kettle that does what you actually need: it boils water fast, it’s light to handle, and it looks decent on the counter. The fast boil and easy pour are the two things that stand out in daily use. You don’t have to fight wit... by Sophie-Anne Dubois
Product Test • 21/06/2026 Russell Hobbs Eclipse Copper Sunset Kettle Review: quiet, fast, and mostly about the looks ★★★★★ ★★★★★ The Russell Hobbs Eclipse Stainless Steel & Copper Sunset 1.7L kettle is basically a good everyday kettle with nicer looks and a quieter boil than the basic models. It boils fast, the rapid boil zone is actually useful for one or two cups, and the pour is controlled and clean. The metal body and the... by Dax Ravencroft
Product Test • 21/06/2026 Russell Hobbs Luna Grey Kettle Review: quiet, quick, but not exactly cheap ★★★★★ ★★★★★ The Russell Hobbs Luna Grey 1.7L kettle is a solid everyday kettle that does its job well without trying to be clever. It boils fast, it’s quieter than many cheaper models, and the pouring is clean and controlled. The stainless steel body and front water-level window make it practical and decent-loo... by Eliana Santos
Product Test • 21/06/2026 Russell Hobbs Luna Copper Kettle Review: a quick, quiet kettle that looks good on the counter ★★★★★ ★★★★★ The Russell Hobbs Luna Stainless Steel & Copper 1.7L kettle is a solid mid-range kettle that does the basics well and adds a bit of style. It boils quickly thanks to the 3 kW element, it’s noticeably quieter than many cheaper kettles, and the Perfect Pour spout actually helps avoid drips and splashe... by Larissa Figueredo
Compact & Travel Kettles • 24/06/2026 Summer garden hosting: portable kettles and extension-safe setups for outdoor tea service Learn how to set up a safe portable kettle outdoor station for garden tea and coffee, from RCD protection and extension leads to choosing the right travel kettle and maintaining it for summer hosting.
Gooseneck Kettles for Pour-Over • 22/06/2026 Budget gooseneck kettles under £50: five UK picks that do not sacrifice pour control Discover how a budget gooseneck kettle in the UK can still deliver precise pour over coffee, with practical specs, model comparisons, maintenance tips and realistic performance figures for electric and stovetop options under £50.
Product Test • 19/06/2026 KitchenAid Artisan 5KEK1522BMS Review: a heavy, pricey kettle that actually feels built to last ★★★★★ ★★★★★ After using the KitchenAid Artisan 5KEK1522BMS daily, my take is pretty simple: it’s a solid, heavy-duty kettle with useful temperature control and quieter operation, wrapped in that typical KitchenAid look. It heats water fast, the adjustable temperature from 50°C to 100°C is genuinely handy if you... by Jean-Baptiste Moreau
Product Test • 19/06/2026 DeLonghi KBOV 2001.BG Review: retro-style kettle that looks great but isn’t perfect ★★★★★ ★★★★★ The DeLonghi KBOV 2001.BG is basically a good-looking, solidly built kettle that does a standard job. It boils water reliably, the capacity is enough for a family, and the metal build feels sturdy. The anti-limescale filter is easy to clean, and the 360° base makes it simple to use whether you’re le... by Dax Ravencroft
Stainless Steel Kettles • 17/06/2026 Ceramic electric kettles: beautiful on the worktop, but worth the compromises? Discover how ceramic electric kettles compare with stainless steel models for taste, design, safety, and boil time, with real wattage data and example models for tea and coffee lovers.
Product Test • 15/06/2026 Dualit Classic Kettle 72820 Review: a premium quiet kettle that looks pricey and feels pricey ★★★★★ ★★★★★ After living with the Dualit Classic Kettle 72820 for a while, my take is pretty simple: it’s a well-built, good-looking kettle that does its job very well, but you pay a serious premium for the looks and the badge. It boils fast, it’s noticeably quieter than cheap models, and the pour is one of the... by Marcus Wyndham
Product Test • 15/06/2026 Bosch Sky TWK7201GB Review: Temperature-control kettle for picky tea and coffee drinkers ★★★★★ ★★★★★ The Bosch Sky TWK7201GB is basically a kettle for people who are a bit fussy about how they heat water. It’s not just boil-or-don’t-boil. The 7 temperature settings and keep-warm function actually change how you use it if you drink different types of tea or coffee. In daily use, I found myself using... by Chandrika Naidu
