Asda Smart Price Kettle Reviews

Our swanky and expensive metal kettle had inexplicably sprung a leak and was leaving puddles all over my worktops. As you can imagine, I was not best pleased, particulaly considering how much I had paid for said kettle and the fact that it had only lasted a few years. I can't really live without my tea and coffee, so during my grocery ...  Read the complete review

When my old flat mates moved out of the house I shared with them, they took (stole) the kettle leaving me in need of a new one. I didn't want to spend a lot of money on a new kettle as I am a student and simply don't have £50 to spend on a fancy, colourful kettle than does the same job as a £5 one. Therefore I decided to give the Asda ...  Read the complete review

My other half was making me a cup of tea (makes a change) when he realised that the kettle had boiled much quicker than he thought it would of. As he hardly ever makes a cuppa, I just thought that he was talking nonsense as usual. However, later that day I was feeling the cold so I filled the kettle and waited on it boiling. I hadn't ...  Read the complete review

I bought my Asda Smart Price kettle just under a year ago when I moved into a student house. It is very cheap at around £5 and at first I was dubious about its quality due to this price. I have been pleasantly surprised though - ours is still going strong and we have yet to see any problems with it. It is a very simple product but great ...  Read the complete review

Everyone must have encountered this beauty at some point in their life. For me, as with most, it was as a student. It's hard to criticise a kettle that heats up water with such dedication and consistency, and there really isn't much more you can demand from your kettle. Indeed, this came in at a student-friendly sub-£10 in my ...  Read the complete review

Introduction:- When moving into our new house just over a year ago one of the very first purchases made before we even moved in was this Asda Smart Price kettle. We were as you could probably tell not interested in the style and look of the kettle merely the functionality, price, and something that would just see us over for ...  Read the complete review

Intro ------ Having lived in student properties for the last 3 years, i have not really got used to any kind of mass gadgetry or style. Basically, whilst there you just find what you can for the cheapest possible price. However, i have now finished, moved into a new flat, and needed a kettle. The ones in my student properties ...  Read the complete review

This is one of asda's budget products under the smart price branding. Whilst this does mean the products are cheap in price it doesn't mean the performance and build quality is cheap. When un-boxing the kettle you first notice how bulky the kettle is which is fair enough but it feels a bit clunky to the touch. The plastic feels a bit ...  Read the complete review

I bought this Kettle about 8 months ago as a stop gap, but i'm still using this even now. My normal Kettle had broke, and I grabbed 1 of these while in Asda doing some shopping. It was more of an impulse buy as it jogged my memory that I could do with a Kettle and it was right there and at a good price. I paid £4.96 for this, ...  Read the complete review

My kettle recently decided to stop working, I needed a new one so while grocery shopping in Asda I had a quick look, £4.97! what had I got to lose? My previous kettle had been from Asda and had only lasted 7 months but I only paid £6 ish for that one. You get what you pay for and for that price you really can not complain. The ...  Read the complete review

I usually invest a fair few pounds in Kettles, after all they are well used appliances, and when my trusted Breville gave up the ghost, i thought id give this SMART PRICE KETTLE at £4.97 a bash. Not a lot to lose i thought. When opening the packaging, i found the pristine whiteness of the kettle and stand, which of course id ...  Read the complete review

The Asda Smart Price Kettle is available from Asda, I was intrigued by this product, as I found it in my local store for £3. It is now priced at £4.78, but the reasoning behind my purchase was, a kettle boils water and you then make tea or coffee with it, why not try a kettle that is almost cheaper than a decent bag of teabags and see ...  Read the complete review

Kettles are an essential item in every house but they can be a bit moody sometimes. I've lost count of how many kettles I've gone through now. The Asda Smart Price Kettle is only £5 and a good buy if you need a replacement kettle quickly and don't want to spend too much. I'm not concerned about having fancy kettles and toasters that ...  Read the complete review

As we have recently moved in to our first home together and money is a little bit tight I did a fairly big shop in Asda where I brought a few small electrical items from the Smartprice range and this kettle (£4.96) was one of them. The kettle comes provided in a cardboard box and there is a minimal amount of packaging which ...  Read the complete review

I'm not a snob (if you heard my Brummie accent you'd kinda know it!) but have always had a nice kettle. I think the cheapest one I've ever owned was about £50, and I haven't actually owned too many kettles because for me buying the more expensive ones has meant each kettle has lasted for a long time. So when my latest one ...  Read the complete review

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Smart Price is one of those brands that you either become really snobby about, or you embrace with an open mind. Having said all that I am probably in the middle whereby, certain things I would budge with on branding. By this I am talking heinz ketchup, Coca cola, but I am open to Asda's smart price range, as well as their own brand ...  Read the complete review

This is a kettle we had a while ago, which has sadly now been replaced because it did not fit with the decor of the kitchen. When we got it, we were kitting the house out with various bits ad bobs so price was at the forefronts of our minds. The price here is the selling point, it was about four pounds. I don't think I have come across a ...  Read the complete review

Frankly, as long as it can boil some water I don't care what my kettle looks like and I live in a kettle-killer area; very very hard water. So I always go for cheap and cheerful as I know I'll need a new one every year or so. These can be picked up at Asda for around £5 I think these days and are a great budget option for ...  Read the complete review

We are currently using the Asda Smart Price Kettle, and I have had some experience of different kettles, as it has been my experience that they tend to break on a regular basis, every six months or so. This one has lasted that amount of time already though, so it is doing well. The kettle was an absolute bargain, at only three pounds ...  Read the complete review