Delonghi KBO3001

I purchased the red model and I have to say it looks stunning on my kitchen surface. However, I found it quite noisy to begin with but you get used to it fairly quickly. It boils quicker to other kettles I have had. You do need to put quite a lot of water in it to make the water level indicator rise but once filled to the top you can easily get a good few cups of tea or coffee out of it before having to refill again. I bought this model as it looks sleeks, stylish and funky but you do pay the price. I think it is quite expensive for a kettle but it is worth the money as it looks so retro and different from your normal kettle. It comes in a range of lovely colours ...  Read the complete review

Avid readers among you will by now be glued to the reviews page, desperately searching for the sequel to the earth shattering toaster review I posted yesterday. Search no more - for I have come up with a suitable amount of waffle, prose and guesswork to enable the production of said sequel. Ok - it was a toaster, and this is a kettle. Hardly the same scope for spellbinding descriptions that you can find in the Travel Section, or the same intellectual jousting of the Speakers Corner (well...alright, whining and complaining), but someone has to review these appliances! If you are mean enough not to have read the previous review - I will briefly ...  Read the complete review