Russell Hobbs RHCK04 Kettle

Featuring a quiet boil – it seems that makes 75 per cent less when boiling than other Russell Hobbs variants – this kettle is the best fit for open-plan areas where a loud kettle can be a true distraction.

Features Russell Hobbs RHCK04 Kettle

Russell Hobbs has a rapid boil feature for 1, 2, or 3 cups indicated by clear and red markers inside the kettle.

Not only will that save electricity – the markers claim up to 66% – it meant our water was boiled and ready to pour onto the waiting tea bag in less than a minute.

The kettle’s main boil feature is not too shabby either and was one of the fastest to test, bringing a litre of tap water to 100 degrees in a little over minutes.

That gave us plenty of time to make a warm drink during the advertisement break our favourite serial.

Besides, Russell Hobbs kettle has an auto-shutoff to prevent it baling dry, though since the water window on the side is lights up and, you can see how much water there’s when it starts to boil anyway.

An integral limescale filter in front of the spout is to eliminate and clean and help stop scum forming on your coffee or tea.

Pros

• Supreme power 2200 watt
• Safety locking lid
• Cordless pouring
• Clearwater level indicator
• Quick boil feature
• Automatic shutoff

Cons

• Overpriced

Final words about Russell Hobbs RHCK04 Kettle

If you’re looking for an electric kettle with supreme features of fast boiling, then Russell Hobbs kettle is the ideal option for you.

Its supreme power of 2200 watt makes Russell Hobbs kettle the best option to make a tea or coffee in moments.

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