Electric kettles for kitchens
Electric kettles include Berdsen, Huslog and Prime3 models with temperature control, thermometers or touch displays, alongside glass, stainless steel and travel kettles. They suit everyday tea making and other hot drinks at home, with smaller options for travel. Choose according to the amount of water needed, the body material and whether adjustable temperature is important.
Electric kettles heat water for everyday tea and other hot drinks, with options for home use and travel. Brands include Berdsen, Huslog, Greenblue, Prime3, Webber, Morphy Richards, LTC and Eldom. The range covers glass and stainless steel kettles, models with temperature control, kettles with thermometers, and options with touch displays.
How to choose electric kettles for your kitchen
Start with the amount of water you usually need in one session, then decide whether you want to select a temperature or simply read it. Check the individual kettle description for capacity, power, body material and temperature functions, since these features vary between models. Consider the controls separately from the appearance of the kettle.
- Capacity: A smaller travel kettle suits modest amounts of water. A larger capacity is useful when preparing several drinks together, so match the kettle to your usual routine.
- Temperature control: Berdsen, Huslog and Prime3 offer kettles with adjustable temperature. This feature is useful when a drink calls for water at a particular temperature.
- Thermometer: A kettle with a thermometer lets you monitor water temperature. A temperature reading is a different function from being able to select a target temperature.
- Body material: Glass kettles make the water visible through the body. Stainless steel kettles provide another material option to compare alongside capacity and controls.
- Touch display: Some electric kettles feature a touch display for interaction with the controls. Consider whether this control style suits your preferences and the functions you need.
For everyday tea making, capacity is a practical starting point. For different hot drinks, compare temperature control features; for smaller quantities away from home, consider a Huslog travel kettle. These uses help narrow the choice beyond colour and appearance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a kettle thermometer and temperature control?
A kettle thermometer shows the water temperature, while temperature control lets you select a temperature setting. A thermometer alone does not establish that a kettle has adjustable temperature.
What electric kettle capacity should I choose?
Choose electric kettle capacity according to how much water you normally need at once. A smaller travel kettle suits modest quantities, while a larger kettle suits several drinks prepared together.
Which electric kettle body materials are available?
Electric kettles include glass and stainless steel models. A glass kettle makes the water visible through the body.
Can a travel kettle have temperature control?
Huslog travel kettles include an option with temperature control. This combines a smaller capacity with the ability to choose a water temperature setting.

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