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  1. Review Hamilton Beach Electric Tea Kettle Most people buying a first electric kettle want two things: water that boils quickly and a kettle that switches itself off. This stainless steel Hamilton Beach does both without fuss, pairin Hamilton Beach4.5 out of 5$32.99
  2. Review COMFEE' Stainless Steel Electric Kettle Plenty of inexpensive kettles boil water; the worry is whether one will feel flimsy or give up early. This COMFEE' answers most of that with a 304 stainless steel inner pot, 1500 watts that... COMFEE'4.6 out of 5$24.28
  3. Review Cosori Electric Kettle Most glass kettles still hide plastic in the water path, usually at the spout filter or under the lid. This Cosori does not: the water only meets borosilicate glass and stainless steel, it... COSORI4.5 out of 5$25.99
  4. Review Mueller Living Electric Kettle A kettle you use every day has two jobs: boil fast and keep doing it. Mueller's glass kettle nails the first, with a 1500-watt element, a generous 1.8-litre body and a blue glow that is a... Mueller4.5 out of 5$39.99
  5. Review Chefman Electric Kettle with Temperature Control Pour boiling water on green tea and it turns bitter, yet most kettles only know one temperature. Chefman's glass kettle fixes that with presets from 160 to 212°F, a removable tea infuser... Chefman4.3 out of 5$27.96
  6. Review Amazon Basics Electric Kettle with Glass Carafe for Tea and Coffee Most people want a kettle that boils fast, switches itself off and never makes them think about it. Amazon's own glass kettle does exactly that, with a 1500W element, a named Strix control,... Amazon Basics4.5 out of 5$23.39
  7. Review Cuisinart PerfecTemp 1.7-Liter Electric Kettle Most kettles give you exactly one option: boiling. That is fine for builder's tea and instant coffee, and ruins delicate green or white tea, which turns bitter the moment near-boiling water... Cuisinart4.3 out of 5$92.00
  8. Review Epica 6-Temperature Variable Stainless Steel Cordless Electric Kettle Six temperature settings and a keep-warm button make this Epica a proper tea kettle for not much money, and it does its work almost silently. The catch is durability: many units last for... Epica4.1 out of 5$57.64
  9. Review OXO Brew Gooseneck Electric Kettle A gooseneck kettle lives or dies on two things, hitting the temperature you asked for and pouring slowly enough to control, and the OXO does both very well. Its dial sets any temperature... OXO4.2 out of 5$119.95
  10. Review Russell Hobbs KE5550BKR Retro Style 1.7L Electric Kettle Retro kettles are usually bought for their looks, but the front temperature gauge on this Russell Hobbs turns out to be the feature people use most. The price of the charm is a thin,... Russell Hobbs4.4 out of 5$49.99
  11. Review KitchenAid 1.25L Electric Kettle KEK1222 Most electric kettles boil water perfectly well, so the real question with this one is whether you want to look at it every day. KitchenAid's 1.25-liter stainless kettle boils fast and simpl KitchenAid4.5 out of 5$109.99
  12. Review Mueller Electric Kettle Despite the ExacTemp name, the Mueller KX-111 is a straightforward boil-only kettle: quick, light and neatly designed, but its body is plastic throughout and its water gauge is hard to... Mueller4.5 out of 5$24.00