8 best metal electric kettles — Rating 2022

heating elements

Regard­less of the design fea­tures, all mains-oper­at­ed ket­tles can be con­di­tion­al­ly clas­si­fied depend­ing on the type of heat­ing ele­ment used:

1. open spi­ral. Water con­tacts direct­ly with the heater. Mod­els equipped with an open spi­ral are dis­tin­guished by a low price and oper­ate in qui­et mode. But at the same time, they are more dif­fi­cult to clean from scale, which, by the way, accu­mu­lates much more than in ket­tles with a closed heater (it can also get into the water over time). In addi­tion, safe­ty requires you to con­stant­ly mon­i­tor the water lev­el in the ket­tle — the spi­ral must always be com­plete­ly cov­ered with water.
2. closed spi­ral. Ket­tles with a spi­ral closed by a disk (“bot­tom”) are suit­able for heat­ing even a small amount of water (about a glass). The spi­ral does not come into con­tact with water at all, and the device is easy to clean, but at the same time it works quite nois­i­ly and con­sumes much more ener­gy than a ket­tle with an open spi­ral.
3. Disc heater. The lat­est gen­er­a­tion of elec­tric ket­tles is equipped with a hid­den disk heater con­nect­ed to elec­tri­cal con­tacts. Such a device works very qui­et­ly, heats the water as quick­ly as pos­si­ble.

Power

The high­er the pow­er of the ket­tle, the faster it will heat the water. With an increase in pow­er, as a rule, the vol­ume of the ket­tle also increas­es, which, in turn, con­sumes more elec­tric­i­ty. The opti­mal pow­er for a 2‑liter ket­tle is 2200 watts. When choos­ing the right pow­er, you should only com­pare ket­tles of the same vol­ume.

Filters

Elec­tric ket­tles use sev­er­al types of replace­able fil­ters. As a rule, they are made of the finest nylon mesh. But there are also fil­ters made of met­al and with gild­ing. Met­al pro­vides fil­ters with greater dura­bil­i­ty than nylon, and gold-plat­ed (accord­ing to their man­u­fac­tur­ers) retain scale.

Design

A vari­ety of mod­els of met­al teapots on store shelves allows you to choose the best ver­sion of the device, made not only in your favorite col­ors, but also in a cer­tain style, shape, etc. Thus, you can choose a styl­ish, ergonom­ic design that fits per­fect­ly into a cer­tain inte­ri­or.

Additional options

Speak­ing of addi­tion­al options, only use­ful ones are meant. When choos­ing a suit­able elec­tri­cal appli­ance for heat­ing water, pay atten­tion to the pres­ence of such func­tions:

1. Tem­per­a­ture reg­u­la­tor — allows you to select the opti­mal tem­per­a­ture regime for heat­ing water (for exam­ple, 60 ⁰C, for tea / cof­fee — you need about 90⁰FROM);
2. pro­longed boil­ing (more than 5 min­utes) — removes chlo­rine from water;
3. timer — allows you to set the ket­tle to heat water at a cer­tain time;
4. sig­nal – noti­fies about the end of the water heat­ing process;
5. main­te­nance of water tem­per­a­ture at the opti­mal indi­ca­tor — allows you to save elec­tric­i­ty;
6. addi­tion­al pro­tec­tion – If there is not enough water, the appli­ance will not work.

Rating of the best metal electric kettles

Rohaus RK910

Rat­ing: 4.9

This styl­ish mod­el with a lacon­ic spec­tac­u­lar design has absorbed almost all the best from met­al elec­tric ket­tles. The mod­el with a vol­ume of 1.8 liters with a pow­er of 2400 W heats water to a boil (at max­i­mum fill­ing) in 4–5 min­utes. The heat­ing ele­ment is a closed coil. The ket­tle is equipped with a dis­play and a water lev­el indi­ca­tor. The device has sev­er­al addi­tion­al options: main­tain­ing the desired tem­per­a­ture for up to 20 min­utes, block­ing the device from turn­ing on with­out water, a ther­mo­stat with 5 modes. The mod­el is pre­sent­ed in the price seg­ment up to 10,000 rubles.

See also: 18 best elec­tric ket­tles

De’Longhi KBI 2011

Rat­ing: 4.8

A com­pact and styl­ish Ital­ian-made met­al elec­tric ket­tle with an elec­tron­ic con­trol sys­tem and a swiv­el stand will ele­gant­ly fit into a mod­ern kitchen, becom­ing not only a styl­ish, but also a func­tion­al addi­tion. The mod­el is pre­sent­ed in the price seg­ment up to 10,000 rubles.

Smeg KLF01

Rat­ing: 4.8

The unusu­al retro design of this mod­el imme­di­ate­ly attracts atten­tion. At the same time, the inter­nal parts of the appli­ance meet the lat­est tech­nol­o­gy. The ket­tle has a stan­dard vol­ume of 1.7 liters with a pow­er of 2200 watts. The heat­ing ele­ment is a hid­den disk, which ensures the fastest and qui­etest heat­ing of water. Fil­ters made of stain­less steel are remov­able. The mod­el is pre­sent­ed in the price seg­ment over 10,000 rubles.

KitchenAid 5KEK1222

Rat­ing: 4.7

The mod­el from the emi­nent Amer­i­can brand is com­pact (vol­ume 1.25 l), ergonom­ic design and high qual­i­ty. The teapot is made of durable met­al and cov­ered with enam­el with a glossy effect. The mod­el is equipped with a remov­able fil­ter. The heat­ing ele­ment is a closed coil. The mod­el is pre­sent­ed in the price seg­ment over 10,000 rubles.

See also: 13 best glass teapots

De’Longhi KBOV 2001

Rat­ing: 4.6

A styl­ish and com­fort­able retro teapot mod­el will appeal to those who appre­ci­ate prac­ti­cal­i­ty and qual­i­ty. Con­ve­nient and easy to use, it quick­ly heats up water. The vol­ume of the ket­tle is 1.7 liters with a pow­er of 2000 watts. The heat­ing ele­ment is a closed coil. The mod­el is pre­sent­ed in the price seg­ment over 5000 rubles.

REDMOND SkyKettle M171S

Rat­ing: 4.6

The mul­ti­func­tion­al mod­el of the elec­tric ket­tle is suit­able for those who live in an active rhythm and appre­ci­ate prac­ti­cal­i­ty com­bined with mod­ern tech­nolo­gies. The vol­ume of the ket­tle is 1.7 liters with a pow­er of 2400 watts. The heat­ing ele­ment is a closed coil. The mod­el is con­ve­nient with the speed of heat­ing and the abil­i­ty to select the appro­pri­ate tem­per­a­ture regime, which, by the way, is 12. The mod­el is pre­sent­ed in the price seg­ment up to 5000 rubles.

Kitfort KT-634

Rat­ing: 4.5

The teapot is made of high qual­i­ty stain­less steel com­bined with plas­tic inserts. Vol­ume — 1.7 liters with a pow­er of 2150 watts. The vin­tage mod­el from a Russ­ian man­u­fac­tur­er is equipped with an ana­log tem­per­a­ture sen­sor, has built-in pro­tec­tion against turn­ing on the device with­out water. The heat­ing ele­ment is a hid­den coil. The mod­el is pre­sent­ed in the price seg­ment up to 5000 rubles.

Also Read: Top 10 Ther­mal Pots

Bosch TWK 1201N

Rat­ing: 4.5

A very pop­u­lar mod­el among con­sumers due to its low price and accept­able qual­i­ty. It should imme­di­ate­ly be not­ed that the Chi­nese assem­bly of the elec­tri­cal appli­ance, hence the “flim­sy” plas­tic case, unre­li­able con­nec­tions. This met­al ket­tle is low-pow­er: with a stan­dard vol­ume of 1.7 liters, its pow­er leaves only 1800 watts. But there is also a def­i­nite plus — an all-met­al water tank. The heat­ing ele­ment is a closed coil. The mod­el is pre­sent­ed in the price seg­ment up to 3000 rubles.

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Atten­tion! This rat­ing is sub­jec­tive, is not an adver­tise­ment and does not serve as a pur­chase guide. Before buy­ing, you need to con­sult with a spe­cial­ist.

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