Prestige Enamel 1.4 Litre Retro Stove Top Kettle - Almond

The media could not be loaded. I love the look of this solid little kettle. It’s whistle is rather quiet so you couldn’t go far from it. It pours well and the lid comes off for filling or you could fill through the spout. The handle didn’t get hot but I only boil enough for one cup , perhaps if it was full it may do, check other reviews for that. The colour matches my cooker perfectly , it’s mid to light cream. Delivery was super quick , it arrived 2 days after ordering even though they said it would be 4 days . There’s a small loose button (see photo) which I’ve no idea about but it doesn’t seem to need it. All in all I’m very pleased with it and should be cheaper than boiling a kettle ( a bit slower though).

An excellent smaller size kettle, perfect for a shaky hand like mine, and nice and safe because it whistles. Before this I was boiling water in a pan and my son was horrified at me. But now I have this lovely kettle instead. And what a lovely action it has for opening. I can do it with one hand. Perfect for an older person like me. Top quality. Much recommended.

Lovely little stovetop kettle, just one tiny negative (I personally don’t have a problem with but I could see that some may) is that it does require a slow and steady pour. If you tip too much too quickly, it will “sputter and splash” out of the spout. There appears to be a very slight ridge around the spout’s opening. So if say filling a hot water bottle there could be a risk of getting scalded. Other than that it really is a beautiful and well made kettle. Follow the instructions and always empty after use and do not instantly refill with cold water when hot (if requiring more boiling water). Whistle is good and rather tuneful. Handle is robust. Lid is extremely tight and secure (to the point that it is actually easier to fill via the spout!). Heats up quickly (even on a basic electric hob). Not particularly big in volume (Realistically 2 mugs worth but feasible 3 teacups) however obviously heating less water = less energy. Recommended? Yes, just don’t pour too fast.

I recently replaced my electric kettle with a water boiler. As I live alone this was more useful for me but I found it when I needed larger quantities of hot water it wasn’t quite as convenient so I bought this kettle. It is a sturdy little kettle, well balanced when it sits on my gas hob. The whistling noise is not too loud when it boils. It looks good to have on display and the colour is a perfect match for my kitchen.

Bought this to make tea in our camper van. It’s a good size for two brews, it boils quickly, looks nice, has an effective whistle and pours fine. I’m not sure why some reviews complain about the pour action, I can only surmise that these individuals have Parkinson’s.

Nice looking kettle that does the job. I have been using it for 1 year. Nothing broke or fell of but the only thing that I wasn't happy with was thickness of shell; it took time to heat up water so not really economical if you are using it all the time. Because of this, I have switched back to electric kettle which is more energy efficient.

Works very well on my Induction hob

Ok, this is the best looking kettle , with a wonderful finish and colour, a superb shape and the most serene of whistles ever known to man (and all at a good price )So why one star?PLEASE READ THIS PARTThis kettle has a dangerous design flaw. If you pour straight from boiling, the pressure of the water is forced out in a long spout/fountain and it flies out at high speed, no matter how gentle you pour it. It sort of 'super-heats' or does something in the pouring that creates a massive safety issue.We have had 3 near misses of scaldings, with boiling water all on the floor, worktop, and once shooting past the tea pot and beyond and under the microwave.It can't just be me can it? Please be careful.