- ThermoSystem 18/10 Stainless Steel
- Fast boil 3kwatt element
- Auto shut off
- Simple release slow rise lid
- Non drip spout
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Product Description
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The Magimix cordless jug kettle has a unique ThermoSystem 18/10 stainless steel double wall insulating body which reduces noise and helps retain water temperature. The fast boil 3kwatt long life element is concealed. The cordless base allows for right or left handed use. The lid has a simple slow release rise for easy filling and cleaning. There is a double safety feature, the kettle will automatically shut off when the kettle is boiling or it has been disconnected. The water level gauges are back lit. The spout is non drip and contains a removable dishwasher safe metal filter. The base incorporates an easy wind cord storage system
Box Contains
(LI) 1 x kettle (Br)(LI) 1 x base (Br)(LI) 1 x filter (Br)(LI) 1 x instruction book
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10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
Having spent a few weeks weighing up various reviews on kettles I finally decided to take the plunge and spend some extra pennies on what hopefully will prove to be worthwhile purchase. Yes it does have its share of negative reviews,and as is the norm, the negative reviews normally hit the press first!(And quite rightly too!).
So OK,this is up there with the expensive ones and not everyone will want to spend this amount on a cup of tea (or coffee for that matter), but this looks like it should be a "get what you pay for" item. As of yet I can't speak from the longevity value of its worth, but initial usage is favourable.(Owned it for a month so far).
The kettle is double lined and therefore is a tad heavier than average,that said,it is metal on the inside as well as the outside (unlike some other popular models).
The lid opens easily from a button on the upper part of the handle(you do have to close it manually,a soft pad ensures you don't burn your fingers),alternatively you can fill it through the spout - tap size permitting!
The fill gauge,although not in "cup" measures,does increase in increments of 500ml(2x cups = appx 500ml),with intermediate markings inbetween,and it possible,if needed, only to boil 250ml. The gauge does light up when you press the on button, and although condensation does tend to form in the plastic gauge, it doesn't obliterate the markings.
Noise level - all I'll say is that this one of the quietist we've had, it actually goes quieter as it reaches boiling point.(Example boiling times:250ml=30" / 500ml=1'20" / 1.8l=3'32").
The brushed steel isn't a finger print collector and wipes down easily.
It also came with a 3year guarantee so I hope it will outlive its warranty and exceed expectations!
So OK,this is up there with the expensive ones and not everyone will want to spend this amount on a cup of tea (or coffee for that matter), but this looks like it should be a "get what you pay for" item. As of yet I can't speak from the longevity value of its worth, but initial usage is favourable.(Owned it for a month so far).
The kettle is double lined and therefore is a tad heavier than average,that said,it is metal on the inside as well as the outside (unlike some other popular models).
The lid opens easily from a button on the upper part of the handle(you do have to close it manually,a soft pad ensures you don't burn your fingers),alternatively you can fill it through the spout - tap size permitting!
The fill gauge,although not in "cup" measures,does increase in increments of 500ml(2x cups = appx 500ml),with intermediate markings inbetween,and it possible,if needed, only to boil 250ml. The gauge does light up when you press the on button, and although condensation does tend to form in the plastic gauge, it doesn't obliterate the markings.
Noise level - all I'll say is that this one of the quietist we've had, it actually goes quieter as it reaches boiling point.(Example boiling times:250ml=30" / 500ml=1'20" / 1.8l=3'32").
The brushed steel isn't a finger print collector and wipes down easily.
It also came with a 3year guarantee so I hope it will outlive its warranty and exceed expectations!
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
While it lasted it was great but after 2 years developed a leak - still under warranty I think if I can find the receipt!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
I loved this kettle for the first couple of years after I bought it but I'm now feeling a rather put out. I'm sure that I'm not the only one who thinks that an £80 kettle should last for more than three years, but my treasured Magimix began to give up just around the time of its 3rd birthday. The lid now will not open at all and it often makes a deafening, shrieking noise when switched on. It also occassionally forgets to switch itself off and turns my kitchen into a sauna ... which might be nice if I had a plunge pool, but I don't, so it isn't.
From the large number negative reviews of I can see that I'm not alone, so I wonder if this is just a rubbish design, possibly over-engineered (although as it only really has one moving part, it is perhaps just badly engineered) and a case of style over substance. Or, since so many seem to fail just as the warranty runs out, is it a Kettle conspiracy?
Don't buy one if you want a long-term kettle companion - that's my advice.
From the large number negative reviews of I can see that I'm not alone, so I wonder if this is just a rubbish design, possibly over-engineered (although as it only really has one moving part, it is perhaps just badly engineered) and a case of style over substance. Or, since so many seem to fail just as the warranty runs out, is it a Kettle conspiracy?
Don't buy one if you want a long-term kettle companion - that's my advice.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Do yourself a favour - look elsewhere...
Hmmm, I have not even bothered to check the other reviews, but I'll wager it goes something like this.... Read more
Published 9 days ago by Sean Cawood
Disappointed.
We bought this kettle; on its first morning of use the outer band of the handle fell off. Back for a replacement, which was fine until recently, when the lid twisted sideways and... Read more
Published 14 days ago by Mrs Curzon Tussaud
Disappointing
This is an expensive piece of kit, and it certainly looks well made. However, I have to conclude that it isn't. The first one I bought died after about 2 years. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Dr. Adam Jacobs
POS Kettle
This kettle is absolute crap. For the price you expect something good but this doesn't deliver.
Our first one developed a fault after a year. Read more
Our first one developed a fault after a year. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Lost Soldier
Didn't last long
Don't buy this kettle! We bought ours about 18 months ago- we had only had the kettle about a year when the lid broke. Read more
Published 3 months ago by kizzyreg
DO NOT BUY!
Obviously there is a design fault with this kettle - it leaks and the opening mechanism often jams. Unfortunately these faults occured in our kettle after the warranty expired. Read more
Published 3 months ago by S
Disappointed
This is my second kettle. The first one I purchased on 2nd January, which developed a small fault which got worse. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Mr. Peter Graham
Design fault or badly made
Like many other purchasers, I bought this kettle as I was initially impressed by its design and apparent good quality. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Objective and Honest
Good Job It Has A 3 Year guarantee
In July 2012 my 3 year guarantee will run out. In this time I have no less then 4 kettles. The main reason was after around 9 months the lid would break. Read more
Published 4 months ago by TillyAdams
LId doesn't open
Hello, having owned this kettle in our average household where only mum and dad drink tea. The lid has been stuck shut for 2 months now. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Rhodesgolfer
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