AigostarSmall Electric Kettle, 1.0L Black Glass Kettle Cordless, Compact Mini Clear Water Tea Kettle Fast Quiet Boil for Kitchen Bedroom Office, 2200W - Elfin 30A0Q

Excellent. Love the blue light.

Great little kettle, boils very quickly and I’m very happy with it.

Safe space and it works well.

Perfect kettle for one to 4 mugs of brew. Fast boiler, no dripping when pouring and looks good on the worktop. Great price.i love it.

.. and the first time I used it I burnt my hand. I also wouldn't say it's a fast boiler. I measured a single mug, and the water level came up to the minimum fill level, which was lucky for me.I think the base is too lightweight, and the notch cut out for the cable, doesn't grip the cable at all, meaning that if it were to lift, it would make the base wonky.Though I'm not desperate for a new kettle, my old, very cheap one, is still excellent, I just wanted a smaller one, because when my sister visits, she always fills the kettle to the top, even if making two mugs. I always put just enough water in for a single mug, and the new kettle is no faster, than the old, so I'd say the performance is average. Two main worries though, firstly, when I tried to fill my mug, the steam burnt my hand, and the lid was closed. The second worry is that the filter, that you can't remove, slows the flow of water so much, that you can feel it in on your wrist, I'm pleased I'm not boiling a whole Litre. Imagine if you got tired of the filter slowing you down, and opened the lid to increase the flow, whilst you were pouring, very dangerous. Measuring marks on the side are quite easy to read, the minimum being a third of a litre, or average mug sized.I boiled a full litre of water immediately after unpacking, just to clean it, and tomorrow morning I'll use it properly for the first time, when I have my morning coffee. This will give me a "real world" idea of the performance. I don't have high hopes for the kettle though, because of the very basic flaws, the safety hazards, and the pointless blue LEDs.I can't say that this would be very durable either, imagine filling it and knocking the tap, it would just shatter. This offers very poor value for money, compared to my old kettle, and the running cost would be identical, provided my sister doesn't overfill it, so I'm thinking of returning it, it's too lightweight, both in weight and performance, it's too fragile for my liking, and it can be dangerous to use, oh...and it's overpriced in my opinion.I'll edit this review in the morning.....

The kettle looks really smart and has a nice bright blue light while it heats up. The minimum fill is 0.3 litres, enough for one mug, so it boils really quickly and is easier to lift than a larger kettle with bigger minimum fill. The base is very light, but it sits perfectly flat if the flex is carefully placed in the cutaway.After 8 months or so the kettle began to get stuck on the base, but I carefully applied a drip or two of WD40 (with the plug removed from the mains!) to the parts that clip the base terminal inside the kettle socket, and it freed up perfectly.After 14 months the kettle stopped turning off when it boiled, unfortunately, but I contacted the seller, explaining what was happening and asking if it was in warranty. They responded within 24 hours, offering to send me a replacement, which arrived 2 days later. Very impressed. Hopefully the broken heat sensor was a one-off, as I love this little kettle!

1st one fine this one steam started to leek from lid dangerous

Great for smaller households