We have had this kettle for around 8 months now we did have a Tesco value kettle before this and we were very happy with it so when they were out of stock in our nearest Tesco we popped into Argos and got this. The kettle You do receive a user manual with this kettle but to be honest it is pretty self explanatory and we did not need to use it. The kettle is plain white and comes in 2 parts as it is a cordless kettle you get the base itself and the kettle. It does not look very appealing but at the same time does not look to cheap and so fits in with our kitchen appliances well. There is a transparent part on the front of the kettle so ...  Read the complete review

I love tea. I love fancy tea, normal tea, weird tea, tea in tea pots. You name the tea, chances are I'll love it. I also like coffee. So, it goes without saying the kettle in our kitchen is one of the most used appliances in the house. It gets used 5-6 times a day if its lucky, and so far in the past 2ish years of having this its worked perfectly. Now, for me there are a few broad categories when tossing up whether a kettle is half decent or not; looks, boil time, does it boil and value for money. So, here goes. ------LOOKS----- Looks wise this is a plain white kettle. Its a very no frills looking kettle with a ...  Read the complete review

I love the argue value range, being unemployed sometimes can really take its toll on you and you just have to opt for the cheap essentials in life. Whilst living in the flat below the one we are in now most of our belongings were destroyed/seriously damaged by mould and damp, so when we moved up to our new flat we had to buy lots of new things, bed sheets, duvets, pillows, toaster..kettle ect..and Argos and Wilkinson's were our first thought. Argos value range cordless kettle was perfect, it may have been cheap but it didn't look ugly or bad quality, it looked like a decent kettle so we decided to pick this one and forked out around £5.00! not bad ...  Read the complete review

One day last week my kettle broke. Now a kettle is essential and as my Fiancé works in town I asked him to pop to Argos and grab a cheapish kettle. He came home with the Argos Value Kettle. He chose it purely for the price, less than £5.00. The packaging is minimal, a cardboard box with just the basics written on it. It informs the customer that it is a value cordless kettle with a 1.7 litre capacity. It uses a cordless system and has a Automatic/Manual switch off. There is also the following information:- 220-240VAC --- 50Hz 1850-2200w. As soon as I got the kettle out it was obviously from the value range. Its white plastic which actually I have ...  Read the complete review

This Kettle is known as the Argos Value Range Cordless Kettle. In a way that's all the review this kettle needs. It's cheap and cheerful and has no cord! Pretty simple really, but I suppose for the purpose of this review I should give you a few more details. So here is what I make of this little kettle. First of all how does it look? Well it's white for a start and has a pretty standard kettle look. To be honest I think there are much nicer kettles on the market but having said that there is nothing really wrong with it. The biggest issue is probably is the fact that it looks a little bulky and square. However there is a simple water measuring line ...  Read the complete review