CaterliteHotel Room Kettle 1L White - Voltage 230V 11Kw Capacity 1L

Bought in preparation for the change in energy prices as we seldom used the full capacity of a 3000KW (normal kettle).1/2 litre boils in about 4 minutes and is enough for our needs.If you’re looking to start saving ahead of the bill rises, this product will help maintain a lower energy use.Sleek black in colour with an illuminated on off switch. The kettle is cordless and sits onto a corded base.It only goes on one way, which after swapping to this from a kettle with a centralised power point, was a bit of a pain, but have got used to taking a bit more care and time, just to make sure it’s in the right place.

Cons... the lid wont stay up when youre filling it and needs a wack to close it properly. It also takes ages to turn off when its boiling.Pros... saying that, it doesnt take long to boil. The cord is a nice length, its a cute little kettle and I love it.

Ideal size for my campervan but does not switch off when it boils. Unfortunately we did not notice immediately and it boiled dry causing excessive damp and a fire hazard, the element was glowing red when we realised there was a problem.

Got this kettle to replace our old one which one the job for year. this kettle boils fast and hot enough to make a good cup of tea. The kettle is well made and solid. The other things it was price which was good.

Excellent little cordless kettle for the bedroom and my morning cup of tea at the weekend! Just as you would find in a guesthouse or similar.Just the jobArrived promptly

This kettle is lightweight, holds enough for about 3-4 mugs, but the lid is too stiff to open and close if you have strength problems with your hands.

After using this kettle a few times found that the coating on the element was breaking up. Had previously noticed particles in tea cup but initially thought it was a tea bag breaking up, it proved to be the coating deposits breaking away.

Practical for a single person. Unfortunately it clicks off part way through a boil and has to be switched on again to get your water up to temp.