Morphy RichardsHive Kettle, 1.5L, Easy Fill System, Enhanced Waterspout, 3KW Rapid Boil, 360 Degree Base, Limescale Filter, Water Viewing Window, Cream, 108272

Great kettle. Fantastic value. Nice and light to use. Just fill up through the top. No lifting of lids. Love it. Good capacity and noise level is fine. Love it.

This kettle looks great and boils very quickly. The best feature is that it can be filled without removing the lid which is perfect for my elderly mother.I would happily buy one of these myself for our own kitchen. It is also a tried and tested brand and comes with a 2 year guarantee. What's not to like?

The Morphy Richards Hive Kettle, with a 1.5L capacity, combines functionality with style. Its modern design with a textured hive pattern adds a sleek touch to any kitchen. The kettle is quick to boil, thanks to its 3kW element, and the 1.5L capacity is perfect for households, providing enough hot water for several cups of tea or coffee at once. The easy-view water window, 360° swivel base, and removable limescale filter add to its convenience. Overall, it's a reliable and stylish kettle that's well-suited for daily use.

Stylish kettle, works well, like that you can refill directly through top lid.

This is a nice-looking kettle from Morphy Richards. Nothing too fancy but does the job well. It does have - like a lot of modern kettles - a lid that you fill the kettle through (instead of removing it), however I have found it much easier to remove for cleaning in this kettle than in others I have tried.Good product.

Unless you have a big household that drinks a lot of hot drinks, the smaller size of this kettle is ideal as it stops you from wasting electricity by boiling a smaller volume of water.The exterior casing is easy to clean - just wipes clean - and the design is quite funky too, with a neutral colour fitting in with most kitchen colour schemes.Whilst the innovative filling point is great - no need to remove the lid, just pour water straight through it - it does mean that you inevitably get some limescale appearing in there. This is especially true as when the kettle boils steam comes out through this vent too, and deposits calcium there - maybe only in hard water areas?It's easily sorted though with a little white vinegar and a soak for a couple of hours - and I guess I'd rather have this than a springy lid that breaks after a year or two of regular use. Plus, it's a talking point - and who doesn't need more kitchen gadgets with talking points eh?!

Great kettle!!! So easy to fill, no need to open lid! Diamond effect on outside makes it look expensive!

Nice looking kettle and works fine, actually boils water really quick. It's just not very well thought out. The fill level window is right behind the handle so you can't see it if you're holding it to fill it and the markings are clear so near enough impossible to read anyway. Means getting the right amount of water is a bit of a guess. The funnel in the lid is a nice idea but again, not very well thought out. It's a convenient way to fill it but water goes through so slowly it also makes it hard to judge how much you're putting in. If you've got a lot of water in the kettle then it comes out through the filler cap as well so you need to be really careful with it. And it turns into a chimney when boiling and releases a huge amount of steam.And this was clearly a returned item. Box was battered and had obviously been opened. No manual or warranty cards. Left in the rain too by the delivery driver, brilliant idea for an electrical item. Never even attempted to knock.

No good will put in binBad kettleWill by a Russell Hobbs.From Bruce Watson.

Schade, dass es nicht erwähnt wurde, dass ein englischer Stecker am Kocher ist. Es ist auch nur ein Bild, wo man ihn erahnen könnte!

Très belle bouilloire mais prise électrique anglaise ! Donc je la retourne car je ne me vois pas acheter un adaptateur en plus, sachant que c'est un cadeau pour une personne agée. Je pensais que la vente de matériel en France imposait que les connecteurs soient compatibles avec les prises francaises. Très décu car c'était le cadeau de Noel.