- 1.7 litre capacity with illuminated water level indicator
- 3kW rapid-boil element
- Removable limescale filter
- 360° cordless base
- Quiet boil/whistle function
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The Morphy Richards 43917 Meno kettle boasts a modern design in a colourful red finish to brighten up any kitchen. The brushed stainless steel body is durable and the chrome accents add a touch of style. With an eight-cup capacity (1.7 litres), the Meno kettle offers features including a dual water window, a rapid-boil element, a quiet-boil function and an optional whistle so you’ll never find yourself forgetting you boiled the kettle and letting it go cold. Matching items are available in the Morphy Richards Meno range.
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15 of 15 people found the following review helpful
The Morphy Richards Meno 43916 ticks all of the boxes for a kettle. Whether the design is to your taste is subjective, but in the flesh it is a nice, well made, high quality piece of equipment. It's harder than it should be to select a kettle, you'd think it was a simple task wouldn't you? Just give me a kettle that boils water without the need for a trip to A&E or the complains department. If like me you've read reviews of other kettles you are probably getting exasperated by the whole process.
Let me put your mind at rest, this kettle works. The handle is sturdy and comfortable to hold. No steam leaks out to scald you and hence it can be operated is complete safety. It looks and is sturdy. It is designed to be filled through the spout and indeed the instructions recommend this, but just in case, the lid closes securely and the mechanism looks and feels as if it will last. There is a window on each side of the kettle and so even if you are one of these sinister left-handers you can still gauge the water level when filling. The scale is calibrated (randomly) in cups. I would have preferred litres but that's just being picky. The on/off switch works well enough but is plastic and feels the most flimsy part of the kettle. That said, it gives no cause for concern, I doubt it is in any danger of failing.
The Meno is designed to be quite and this works well. I can't say that this was an important element of my selection criteria and silent it isn't, but it has a job to do and it does it more quietly than any kettle I've owned.
The Meno is mettle as opposed to plastic) but it did infuse the water with a slightly unpleasant metallic taste for the first week or so. It took about 20 uses before the taste faded to nothing. We did wonder whether the taste would ever go but eventually it did.
The last two features of note are the blue light from two small LEDs on the base of the kettle. I suppose this makes it easier to see the level of water in the kettle but will be the first feature to fail I suspect (simple is better for a kettle me thinks). Lastly there is a peculiar whistle feature. This is an electronic whistle that starts when the kettle switches itself off. There is a switch on the base to disable it when (as it will) it eventually gets on your nerves.
So a considered four stars for the Meno. It's well made, looks really nice, well designed, quite and accommodates the left handed users amongst us. It loses a star for the metallic taste that in imbued each cup full of tea for the first week. A month in however and I'm very happy with my purchase.
Let me put your mind at rest, this kettle works. The handle is sturdy and comfortable to hold. No steam leaks out to scald you and hence it can be operated is complete safety. It looks and is sturdy. It is designed to be filled through the spout and indeed the instructions recommend this, but just in case, the lid closes securely and the mechanism looks and feels as if it will last. There is a window on each side of the kettle and so even if you are one of these sinister left-handers you can still gauge the water level when filling. The scale is calibrated (randomly) in cups. I would have preferred litres but that's just being picky. The on/off switch works well enough but is plastic and feels the most flimsy part of the kettle. That said, it gives no cause for concern, I doubt it is in any danger of failing.
The Meno is designed to be quite and this works well. I can't say that this was an important element of my selection criteria and silent it isn't, but it has a job to do and it does it more quietly than any kettle I've owned.
The Meno is mettle as opposed to plastic) but it did infuse the water with a slightly unpleasant metallic taste for the first week or so. It took about 20 uses before the taste faded to nothing. We did wonder whether the taste would ever go but eventually it did.
The last two features of note are the blue light from two small LEDs on the base of the kettle. I suppose this makes it easier to see the level of water in the kettle but will be the first feature to fail I suspect (simple is better for a kettle me thinks). Lastly there is a peculiar whistle feature. This is an electronic whistle that starts when the kettle switches itself off. There is a switch on the base to disable it when (as it will) it eventually gets on your nerves.
So a considered four stars for the Meno. It's well made, looks really nice, well designed, quite and accommodates the left handed users amongst us. It loses a star for the metallic taste that in imbued each cup full of tea for the first week. A month in however and I'm very happy with my purchase.
12 of 12 people found the following review helpful
This kettle is very quiet and a nice colour. It has a whisle to let you know when it is boiled, which I quite like. It can be turned off on the base if you don't like it. Very pleased with purchase.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
This is not only an attractive kettle it is quick and very quiet. My last kettle was so noisy you had to turn the volume up on the TV when it was boiling on this one if it wasn't for the light you would hardly know it was on. Really like the quirky whistle when it has boiled! Highly recommend it to anyone.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Fab kettle!
When I first saw this kettle I loved the colour, but wondered how it would look in my kitchen. I have now bought it and am soooo please I did. Read more
Published 27 days ago by Billy Ricky
Euro one
A nice ergonomic shape that looks good and does its job well.A bonus is being able to shut the whistle off if you wish.It is much quiter in use than the one it replaced. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Flyer
morphy richards
Good quality, quiet as advertised.
Slow to shut off when only using small amounts of water
Arrived earlier than expected, a good thing
Slow to shut off when only using small amounts of water
Arrived earlier than expected, a good thing
Published 5 months ago by Witchdoctor
A good little boiler :-)
The Morphy Richards Meno Jug Kettle (43916) is a kettle which I highly recommend to all buyers who like their appliances too look good as well as give excellent service. Read more
Published 5 months ago by Ms P. Wilson
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