1.7l S/Steel Kettle. Keep Warm, Quiet, Temp Control Was $60. Now $50. Free Shipping @ Avancer

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Store Repavancersales on 07/03/2014 - 14:09 avancer.com.au (329 clicks)
Last edited 07/03/2014 - 14:24 by 1 other user

OZBARGAIN

Hi Guys,

We've got a special on our 1.7L Deluxe Kettle at the moment and have a special OZB only $10 discount on top of this.

Make sure you use the Coupon Code "OZBARGAIN" when you view your cart.
Offer valid until the end of next week.

This is a great product at a great price. It'll only cost you $50 with Free Shipping anywhere in Australia. You can upgrade to express for an additional $8.

It's not just a standard kettle - It comes with an awesome digital base that'll control the temp, keep it warm and uses touch to control everything. Looks great too.

Enjoy!

Features

• 1.7L Coloured (Black) Stainless Steel Electric Kettle
• On/off switch
• Programmable temperature control (40° - 100° C)
• Touch controlled glass base
• Quiet Boil ring from Strix
• Removable and washable scale filter
• Cord storage
• Concealed element from Strix
• 360 degree cordless base
• Overheat protection
• Power: 2200W

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  samfisher5986 on 07/03/2014 - 14:11

  Seems like the keep warm function would use a lot more electricity then a normal hot water heater/storage device with keep warm, the kettle won't have enough insulation.

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  Milliondollarcoin on 07/03/2014 - 14:20

  +1

  I would buy kmart/target regular kettle for $7.5 if I need it. What do u expect fr a kettle?

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    Make it so on 07/03/2014 - 14:25

    +1

    Plastic kettles distort and will leak when pooring as a result. They don't last.
    Bought a kettle recently, and to be honest this does not sound all that bad. Temperature control, concealed element and stainless steel are good qualities. It looks fairly well made and designed. I'll give it a +

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      ozhunter68 on 07/03/2014 - 14:56

      Not to mention less chemicals supposedly coming out of plastic when boiling. These extra features

      can come in handy for some. See my lengthy detailed post below if you can be bothered reading :-)

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  plusplus on 07/03/2014 - 14:40

  Ordered one. Hope can get it as soon as possible.

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  josaya on 07/03/2014 - 14:44

  I've had this for around 6 months. It's fairly good although we rarely use the keep warm function. Boils water quite quickly (but I'm comparing to a 4 yr old kettle…). No idea on energy usage, but the power bill isn't noticeably different

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    ozhunter68 on 07/03/2014 - 15:23

    It should not use any more power than any other newish kettle as long as you compare boiling say half a

    liter or more ( three to four cups ) in each kettle. If you only want to boil water for one or two cups,

    (read bachelor like me, ( because not enough money left to spend on girlfriend, as I buy too many

    electronic gadgets on this site and elsewhere, well, that's my excuse anyway )). As the minimum

    recommended water levels varies from kettle to kettle, that is the main point of difference ( only

    applicable to people wanting to boil water for one to two cups. If your kettle uses less watts of

    power, it would draw that for longer in order to boil the same amount of water. Using the keep warm function

    is another matter, and is much harder to compare. To do this, you need to compare usage of keeping it warm

    compared to continuously re-boil the kettle. Get out your power usage meters, calculators, pen and paper,

    some time to work out and your good to go. I hoop that makes sense to people here. I have too much time on my

    hands today, so I thought to clarify this myth :-)

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  ozhunter68 on 07/03/2014 - 14:53

  I have a similar kettle, Bellini, bought from Target ( I think this is their own supposed exclusive ( read

  home brand )). Of course being an Ozbargainer I waited until a half price came up for this as I rarely pay RRR

  price. On memory, I think I paid $ 39.99. As all I really wanted was a stainless steal, concealed element and

  also had to a push button on handle to self open the lid ( yes I am particular with my needs of a kettle ).

  For that price, this Bellini model was the cheapest fulfilling my needs. It also is electronic, with lot's of

  buttons and features that I thought I did not need, not to mention could make it prone to failure I thought.

  To my surprise, I started finding useful needs ( wants more like it ) for the warm to 40/60/80 degrees, as

  that is handy for me to do dishes with because that saves me @ least 10 liters of water before I get even

  lukewarm coming through ( not to mention a small amount of power too). One year on still going

  strong, and very happy with my purchase. Other bonus is, if it did break, easy to exchange @ any

  Target. Moral of this ( long winded, drawn out story ( true )), for some people, these newish

  "Smart Kettles" could be advantages, don't pay more than $50 for them in my opinion. Cheers

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  Japius on 07/03/2014 - 15:00

  I wonder how quiet these 'quiet boil' kettles are. Our current S/S kettle is too loud when the wife puts it on just as I'm watching some TV

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    ozhunter68 on 07/03/2014 - 15:34

    Yeah, my pet hate too ( and I'm a bit hard of hearing :-). This model quotes a noise reduction of " 5-10 dB quieter than a comparable models without the ring " I have had experience with 3 different models of these "quiet boil" type of kettles, and as long as you don't expect miracles and keep it realistic, they do improve on the non quiet. I would say 5-10 dB reduction is correct, or in layman's terms, 20-30% less. Now that sounds like a special deal :-).