Russell Hobbs 23211 Luna Quiet Boil Electric Kettle, Stainless Steel, 3000 W, 1.7 Litre, Grey

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The Russell Hobbs 20460 would be a strong stable in any modern kitchen. Equipped with a stainless steal fixture ensuring longevity, there’s not much wrong with the 20460. Safety features– Safety features such as illuminating when it’s on and cool to the touch are extremely useful to prevent burning. Coming with a handy 360 degree base means there’s no awkward placement when putting it down. This also means it’s perfect for right or left handed people. The Russell Hobbs 21888 kettle is a contender for the best on this list. There’s almost too many features to talk about on this one but we’ll do our best!

Thanks to its 3,000W heating element, it also proved itself a speedy boiler in our group test, matching other similarly powerful models with its one litre boil time of 2 mins 20 secs. Rounding things out with a handsome, sturdy glass and stainless construction, the Attentiv won top marks from us. While we liked the Russell Hobbs Attentiv best overall, the Bosch Styline is no slouch, providing a great alternative for anyone not quite won over by the Attentiv. Differentiating it from the Russell Hobbs model are its dual-walled insulation, keeping it at a cool exterior temperature of 31.9°C in use, as well as its chic plastic and stainless steel body, which won’t get as visibly grubby as a glass kettle. Aesthetics aside, the Artisan also proved itself in our tests. It took just 2 mins 22 secs to boil 1l of water, which is on par with the rest of the 3,000W models tested. It also excels when it comes to keeping the noise down. During boiling, it only reached a maximum of 52.2dB, making it the quietest kettle on our list. What’s more, once the water’s boiled, there’s no worrying about burning your fingers on the sides. The outside of the Artisan reached an exterior temperature of just 33°C, owing to its dual-walled insulation. Being able to brew one cup in 45 seconds, this kettle is anything but slow. Boiling one cup at a time also “saves up to 66% energy” compared to a full boil.Perfect for young families, early risers and night owls, Quiet Boil Technology makes the Russell Hobbs Eclipse Kettle 75% quieter** than other Russell Hobbs Kettles without quiet boil technology, so you can ease into your morning, or unwind after a long day with little interruption. Overall, the 72815 is a fantastic choice (although pricey) for those looking for a sleek and long lasting model. One feature which the Dualit Classic Kettle has which most others do not is a replaceable 3kW heating element. The kettle has the usual features such as a 360 degree base, a water window with level indicator on the front and rear, a removable and washable limescale filter and numerous safety features. Hi, I’m AJ from the UK! I created Quiet Living to document my journey to a quieter life. Whether you’re looking to soundproof, fix that squeak or get rid of that loud noise… we’ve got you covered. One notable downside of the Dualit Lite is that it doesn’t do its business super quietly. We recorded how loud each kettle was at boiling water and the Dualit Lite notched up 58.3dB, the second loudest score. Noisiness aside, it did perform well in our tests, including heat retention. There’s no need to rush to pour the water out with this one either. Five minutes after boiling, the water in the Dualit Lite still measured a toasty 93°C, coming second only to the Zwilling Enfinigy Pro.

The spout on this model is a little smaller than the rest on our list, so keep that in mind if you’re looking for larger. The SK34030LYN Quiet Boil Kettle from Fearne by Swan is a good option for those looking for a more stylish and retro look. Available in three different styles (dome, jug and pyramid) you’re not without options with this one. It’s also comes in 9 different colours, pending availability. Equipped with three choices of colours; grey, red and copper… the 23211 Luna is a well designed kettle. We went for the stylish moonlight grey option. There is also an option to buy a matching toaster and coffee maker but we left those out for now. Dynamic Filter - The kettle contains a removable, washable filter designed to reduce problems with limescale. With a capacity of 1.7 litres like most on our list, there’ll be plenty of water for a round of teas and coffee for the family and visitors.The kettle is 15 cm across the base, so it’s not a slim kettle by any means. There’s also been a few complaints of rust starting to build up so keep that in mind as well. Most kettles tend to be bright white, chrome, silver or otherwise have some degree of colourful “pop”. For anyone looking to engender a calming atmosphere in their kitchen, the Kenwood Dusk provides a great, visually soothing alternative to these more attention grabbing kettles.The Dusk has a rotund, matte body lined with glossy stripes and is available in three aesthetically pleasing, muted colours: Slate Grey, Olive Green and Twilight Purple. Coming #2 in quiet kettle list is the fabulously shiny Dualit 72815. Hailed as Dualit’s quietest kettle they’ve released, we think it lives up to the hype.