ZWILLING Enfinigy Kettle 1.5 L 1550-1850 W Automatic Shut-Off Double Walled Stainless Steel Plastic Silver/White

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ZWILLING ENFINIGY toasters differ only in their color. Meanwhile, there is a suitable toaster variant for every demand, with which you can enjoy your breakfast to the fullest. For this purpose, ZWILLING offers you the possibility to choose between noble kitchen appliances in different sizes and also helpful accessories.

ZWILLING ENFINIGY kettles can not only boil water. They have a much wider range of functions with different temperature settings and features. In terms of design, too, these electric kitchen appliances are an asset to kitchen equipment. Find your new electric kettle now in the ZWILLING online store and be inspired by our electrifying designer pieces. Seven programmes for the ideal temperature selection for coffee, tea or baby food -Preset programmes: 60°C, 70°C, 80°C, baby food 40°C, coffee brewing 93°C, 100°C, keep warm featureOur electronic kettles combine elegant design with versatile functions. That is already a special combination, but there is more. Discover all the product benefits at a glance, that our design kettles will unleash in your kitchen. If your well-deserved tea break has to wait a moment, the tea can be kept at the desired temperature for 30 minutes with the practical warming function. The tea insert can then be removed with the integrated holder in the lid, released at the push of a button and placed on the drip tray provided. The glass kettle with a volume of 1.7 litres can not only be used as a tea maker. This modern-looking glass kettle is also easy to clean.

Our kettles are equipped with various safety features. The 70-degree opening prevents unwanted water leakage. In addition, ZWILLING ENFINIGY kettles are equipped with an overheating protection and an automatic shut-off. This prevents the kettle from running dry, breaking or creating a fire hazard. Thanks to its 3,000W heating element, it also proved itself a speedy boiler in our group test, matching other similarly powerful models with its one litre boil time of 2 mins 20 secs. Rounding things out with a handsome, sturdy glass and stainless construction, the Attentiv won top marks from us. When choosing your electric kettle, you’ll need to consider a few factors before you buy. The overall aesthetics shouldn’t be dismissed when you’re looking at an appliance that will be visible on your kitchen counter. Also, think about how much you’re willing to spend — prices vary drastically and there’s a kettle for every budget. You should also consider: KitchenAid’s Artisan kettle comes in as the most expensive model on our list, but we found it to be worth every penny of its premium price tag. Its sleek, matte finish and general design are beautiful and the range of colours available make it easy to tailor its look to suit your kitchen.

Make boiling water a pleasure

Finally, think about noise. The difference between our quietest and loudest kettles, which measured in at 52 and 63 decibels, is considerable, although everyone’s tolerance to noise is different. The integrated boil-dry and overheating protection offer additional safety because the automatic switch-off prevents that the kettle will run dry and the heating element will be damaged. The kettle is also automatically switched off when the container is removed from the base station. The base station with cable rewind also enables practical storage.

Capacity — The majority of kettles range from 30 ounces/ 0.9 liter to 61 ounces/ 1.8 liters. This difference in size impacts how many hot drinks you can make at once. So if you’ve got a larger household, it’s worth considering a kettle with a large capacity. Aesthetics aside, the Artisan also proved itself in our tests. It took just 2 mins 22 secs to boil 1l of water, which is on par with the rest of the 3,000W models tested. It also excels when it comes to keeping the noise down. During boiling, it only reached a maximum of 52.2dB, making it the quietest kettle on our list. What’s more, once the water’s boiled, there’s no worrying about burning your fingers on the sides. The outside of the Artisan reached an exterior temperature of just 33°C, owing to its dual-walled insulation. Stovetop kettle: This is the most basic kind of kettle, which you simply put on the stove and heat up. When the water is boiling, it will whistle to let you know. They can be (although are not always) the cheapest kind of kettle, as well as having an aesthetic, retro appeal. They are less susceptible to damage caused by mineral deposits than electric kettles and require neither a mains plug nor space on your work surface. Are rapid boiling kettles actually faster than normal ones?

Get everything you want from your electric kettle

To add one caveat, it should be noted that the Zwilling Enfinigy Pro has an 1,850W heating coil, unlike many of the other kettles on our list, which tend to have 3,000W elements. This means it is naturally slower to boil than its rivals. If you tend to get impatient for your morning cup of tea or coffee, the 3 mins 45 secs it takes the Enfinigy Pro to boil a litre of water may prove a tad too long for your liking. Kettles aren’t the most high-tech of kitchen items, but it’s worth looking out for safety features such as an auto shut-off function – should you accidentally put too little water in the kettle, this will stop it boiling dry. An automatic system in the toaster ensures that the slices don't burn. After the set toasting time, this is how it shuts off. We’re also big fans of the old-fashioned temperature gauge on the front, which proved both charming and practical. We also like the smooth-acting temperature setting lever on the bottom, which allows you to heat water to between 50°C and 100°C, in 10°C increments, ideal for a variety of drinks. Once set in action, the kettle emits a soft white light and a calming low beep – it might sound silly, but the Artisan gives boiling water a truly luxurious feel thanks to deft design touches like these.