Cleaning an electric kettle is not as easy compared to traditional kettles. The modern and cordless kettles, however, make it easier for you to clean your kettle courtesy of their hidden heating element feature. It’s more than just a fancy design: the Nordic Jug kettle has a potential capacity of up to 8 cups and a well-angled spout for easy pouring. The good grip helps make this a great kettle, although it is heavier than others. Note: If you were looking for a more “traditional” stove top kettle, head out to our selection of plastic-free kettles. We’ve included one there.

It’s easy to clean and comes with a removable lid and filter. A 360 rotational design makes access to the handle easier.

Last but not least is this energy efficient electric kettle from Vektra. It is by far the best kettle we tested for retaining water temperature for a long period of time. It has a keep-warm function that retains heat for up to 4 hours! It also enables you to save water, thanks to its large capacity options of 1.2, 1.5, and 1.7 litres.We chose the 1.5 litre option to test – the middle of the road.

Most kettles are considered to be an energy efficient appliance when compared to other kitchen appliances. Practical & Beautiful】Homever electric kettle have 1500W high power for fast boiling and energy saving. Durable and beautiful glass surface with Water Level Marking for clearly measurement. 1.7L large capacity for the whole family demands.We have to be honest and say that the Doctor Hetzner variable-temperature kettle isn’t exactly the most attractive temperature-control kettle we’ve ever seen, but it isn’t exactly ugly either and it certainly has plenty to offer in terms of usability. Its large capacity of 1.7 litres ensures you save energy. And, for safety purposes, this kettle has boil-dry protection and auto shut-off features. It is also cordless with a 360° base that we found easy to use with both our left hands and right hands. The heating element is hidden, which makes it easy to clean. In fact, simplicity was clearly front and centre in the design of this kettle with temperature control. The “without base” version has one button to move “up and down” between the four “non-boiling” temperature options (50, 70, 80, and 90℃) plus a separate button to go directly to 100℃. The “with base” version has one button each for the four supported temperatures, which are 70, 80,90 and 100⁰C. There’s no “fast boil” as such but boiling speed always depends on how full the kettle is in any case, you do get keep-warm and auto-shut-off functions. One of the ways to conserve and save energy is to control how hot you want your water. With temperature control features, it is easy to choose a preferred temperature rather than having the water completely boil. Keep-Warm Function