This top-rated fast-boil kettle is now on sale with 30% off

Maisie Bovingdon
·Shopping writer
·3 min read
Time to upgrade your kettle? We have found just the thing. (Getty Images)
Time to upgrade your kettle? We have found just the thing. (Getty Images)

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If you are anything like us, lately you'll have been sinking cups of coffee or mugs of tea like they're going out of fashion - especially if you have been working from home.

But making copious cuppas may have taken its toll on your kettle.

Fear not, Yahoo! Style UK has you covered, as we have discovered that Russell Hobb's top-rated kettle is currently reduced in price on Amazon.

Why we rate it

The Russell Hobbs 2 Inspire Electric Fast Boil Kettle has been hailed a must-have by shoppers because it is lightweight, efficient, quiet and easy to clean.

This design has a stylish ribbed plastic exterior, as well as chrome accents on the lid and spout.

The pull-off lid makes it easy to fill and clean.

This kettle claims to boil one cup in 45 seconds, so you can have a brew in hand in under a minute - just what we need right now.

The Russell Hobbs 2 Inspire Electric Fast Boil Kettle is now on sale, as it has been reduced by 30%, down from £39.99 to £28.

It is available in five colours: black, white, red, cream and an ice blue/grey shade, so you are bound to find one to suit your kitchen decor.

Shoppers can buy just the kettle, or bundles of the kettle and matching toaster, or a set with a coffee machine too.

What the reviews say

The Russell Hobbs 24361 Inspire Electric Fast Boil Kettle has been recognised as one of Amazon's bestselling items, which is no surprise as it has garnered almost 14,000 glowing reviews - 95% of which have rated the kettle 4 or 5 stars.

Here's what shoppers have to say:

  • "I love this kettle. It’s a fabulous kettle. It works just as well as all my previous (more expensive) ones but it looks so much better. It’s a fast boil and quiet. The problem is now I want the matching toaster plus a white Tassimo."

  • "My wife loves this kettle purely on its looks, it's very contemporary looking and the white suits the kitchen colours. It has a large capacity and it has a very bright blue light inside and on the little starting switch when operating. Personally my favourite thing is how easy it is to fill, it has a large lid, with a good sized handle."

  • "A really nice looking kettle. Boils quickly and is quite silent compared to the old kettle. Great price too."

  • "Russell Hobbs seems to be a trusted name and I've not been disappointed. There are handy little marker tabs inside the kettle for judging the amount of water you need for purpose and the inside seems very clutter free."

  • "We’ve had it for two months and it’s been great. No issues with water flavour. It’s super light, easy to gauge water levels, easy to fill and clean. No complaints. It’s much lighter than our old metal kettle which is a real plus. It's rated higher than most expensive kettles are, and you can’t go wrong for this price."

Buy it: Russell Hobbs 24361 Inspire Electric Fast Boil Kettle | £28 (Was £39.99) from Amazon

Russell Hobbs 24361 Inspire Electric Fast Boil Kettle
Russell Hobbs 24361 Inspire Electric Fast Boil Kettle

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