Below provides a list of electric kettle reviews and brands of the more popular models.
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Click on each model title below for a more detailed description, along with pictures, pros and cons; and product specifications.
Breville Ikon - The Breville Ikon sports a stylish design, boils water fast, and offers an easy detachable feature. For under $70 it seems worth it. However, there are some cons worth mentioning.
Braun WK200B - The Braun WK200B may be expensive, but for the money it offers virtually everything folks could want from an electric kettle; minus a stainless steel look. Discover more.
Braun WK200W - The Braun WK200W is probably the last kettle you'll need! And for around $150 it better be! Boils water fast, great design, no-spill hassle, and more. A close cousin of the WK200B.
Braun WK600 - The stylish Braun WK600 has a great stainless steel design and sturdy construction, but does it perfrom as well as it looks? An equal amount of pros to cons may lead to another choice.
Proctor Silex K2070 - The Proctor Silex K2070 may be small and boil water fast, however many complain about a plastic-like smell and taste among other cons. But not too bad at under $20.
Krups FLF2 - The Krups FLF2 electric kettle boils water fast, but falls short and disappoints in some areas. Perhaps the better FLF3 model or even the Breville Ikon kettle is a better choice.
Krups FLF3 - Is the Krups FLF3 kettle a winner, or just average? Compared to the Breville Ikon kettle of similar price it holds its own and does have its share of benefits.
Cuisinart CJK-17BC - The Cuisinart model CJK-17BC is a medium-sized kettle that will boil water both fast and quiet. However does the Cuisinart CJK-17BC have a short life expectancy?
