Russell Hobbs Retro 21675-70 stainless steel
![]() | Outdated Product Type: Electric Kettle; Design: retro; Volume (L): 1.7; Power consumption (W): 2400; Heating element: hidden; Water level indicator: behind the handle (from the side); Thermometer; Removable lid; Removable anti-scale filter; Water supply: Material: steel; Dimensions (cm): 26x24x17; Weight (kg): 1.24 E-Catalog uses affiliate links compensated by our partners. |
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I bought this teapot in beige color, it succinctly fits into the kitchen. I think a kettle with this design would suit any kitchen. It does not have a button, but you quickly get used to it, there is a thermometer, a removable filter. Plus, it boils water quickly and quietly. It can be seen that it is of very high quality, the material from which it is made is simply perfect. The price matches it completely. Vintage design, works great, high quality, boils water very fast, quiet. did not find |
Very expensive kettle for a mediocre set of features. Yes, it has a very cool design. Retro style in the spirit of that time. Well actually and all advantages. The kettle itself weighs almost one and a half kilograms, the volume is 1.7 liters. A full kettle, weighing about 3 kilograms, must be held with both hands. The temperature sensor is simply an indicator of the water temperature. If you select 90°, it will not automatically turn off at 90°. You need to go up and see what temperature is on the dial and flip the switch yourself. Inside the teapot are red markers for 1, 2, or 3 cups of water, which are very subjective and don't match the size of any of my cups. The water level indicator window is hidden behind the handle, and with condensation it is difficult to see how much water is inside. Therefore, in order to understand how much water is really in the kettle, I need to open the lid and look. For such a price, you can buy a beautiful, functional and modern teapot. Very nice retro design. There is no temperature sensor, there is just an indicator that shows the temperature. To heat the water to a certain temperature, you need to go up to see what the temperature is and flip the switch yourself. The water level indicator window is hidden behind the handle, and with condensation it is difficult to see how much water is inside. A full kettle must be held with 2 hands. |
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