This basic kettle doesn’t offer the kind of sleek style that will please design lovers, but it’s functional and inexpensive - so if these things are at the top of your priority list, then it’s worth considering. The stainless-steel construction gives this kettle a reassuringly durable quality, but the outside does get hot to the touch, which is an important safety consideration. There’s a handy water gauge behind the handle that lets you check how much water is inside. The 57-ounce/ 1.7 liter capacity means you’ll be able to boil enough water for several hot drinks or a large French press all with a flick of the cute ball switch. Reviewers particularly love the style and shape of this kettle, but there’s no denying that it’s expensive for an appliance that just boils water. The colors include standard safe options like black, white and cream as well as pastel green, pink and blue and even gold or rose gold - for the more adventurous, there’s even a Dolce & Gabbana patterned version of this kettle. With its retro shape, this 50s inspired Smeg kettle is definitely a showstopper and with eleven amazing colors to choose from, there’s definitely an option that will suit most kitchens. Best classicĭoesn’t heat water to different temperatures If brewing tea is your predominant reason for buying an electric kettle, it’s certainly worth your consideration. Other than that, this electric kettle offers a lot considering its reasonable price. Some have also flagged that the tea infuser can be tricky to fit as well as remove, which could prove frustrating. And this kettle isn’t the easiest to clean, according to reviews. As you’re brewing tea directly within the kettle, it will require regular cleaning, versus a kettle which simply holds water. There are a few flaws to be aware of with this design though. Plus, there’s a useful keep warm function which lasts for up to an hour once the water has reached its temperature. And because the design focuses around tea, this is a variable temperature kettle with seven presets to choose from, ranging from 160-212☏. With a removable tea infuser, you can add your tea leaves directly and brew straight from the kettle. If you’re a fan of herbal tea, the Chefman 1.8 liter electric glass kettle is the one to get. Tea infuser can be tricky to fit and remove What more could you want from a kettle? Best for tea
The LCD display on the base shows the real-time temperature inside the kettle as it heats and once you’ve poured the hot water over your coffee or tea bag, the built-in brew stopwatch gives you a quick and convenient way of timing your brew or extraction.
The easy dial control allows you to set the kettle to heat the water to any temperature between 135 – 212oF giving the most precise temperature control of all the kettles on this list. It’s packed with features and reviewers love the keep warm setting which will maintain a set water temperature for up to an hour. This is the kettle one of our editors bought for all his tea- and coffee-drinking. But, it’s not all form over function though - the gooseneck spout is designed for precision pouring, making it the ideal electric kettle for pour over coffee aficionados. The simple aesthetic and multiple color options make this kettle the perfect choice for lovers of sleek and contemporary design.
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