Delonghi Metropolis KBM1511

Description: Jug Design, 1.7 Liter, Cordless, With Concealed Element, 1500 W / From DeLonghi's new Metropolis collection, this ... more

Delonghi Metropolis KBM1511 ... kettle combines a commercial, matte graphite finish with the boldness of silvery bullet knobs, capturing the Art Deco style of the 1920s.

Newest Review: ... theses regular plastic types kettles you can pick up for a fiver in most shops. Ok, so it is a bit more expensive, you can ... more

... buy it for about £20 in most home stores, such as Debenhams but I have a lovely new kitchen so I wanted something a bit stylish and this fitted the bill. The fettle is almost a dome type shape such as a jug and is bigger at the bottom than the top. It has avery cool arched handle all the way up the kettle which is quite sturdy and holds the kettle well. As the top the lid is metal and has a little plastic round hook for taking the lid off. Now, my one and only complaint with this is that when the kettle has just boile...more

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Read Reviews for Delonghi Metropolis KBM1511

Delonghi Metropolis KBM1511: The sleek and sexy Delonghi Kettle (427 words)
by - written on 23/04/08 (Very useful, 181 readings)
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What can you say about a kettle, well not much really, does it boil water, yes, ok great, it's done its job but in conjuction with my review on my fabulous Delonghi toaster I didn't want to leave the kettle out and thought I would write a little about that too. As reviewed with the toaster, my husband and I picked the Delonghi kettle purely for its sleek and sexy design. The kettle comes in a lovely gun metal grey colour and is metal not like theses regular plastic types kettles you can pick up for a fiver in most shops. Ok, so it is a bit more expensive, you can buy it for about £20 in most home stores, such as Debenhams but I have a lovely new kitchen so I ... Read the complete review

nice design (101 words)
by - written on 03/11/07 (Somewhat useful, 98 readings)
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I had this kettle for around 2 years and loved it never had any probs until the end when it started leaking very very bad, literally puddles of water over the worktop. I also found that limescale built up bad on the outside of the kettle. I paid £40 for the kettle out argos which is a hell of alot. I recently got a kettle for £20 a rapid boil one and i think its the best kettle ive had and ive been through a few. You dont need to spend so much on making a cuppa believe me its a waste ... Read the complete review

Delonghi Metropolis KBM1511: What a drip!! (95 words)
by - written on 05/04/06 (Somewhat useful, 261 readings)
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This is the second kettle we have had in less than 18 months. The first one developed a leak and had to be replaced, the second one (which was only replaced in October) has now developed EXACTLY the same problem. Simple....boil the kettle, see puddle of water!! I was concerned about the water so close to the electrics AND as the second kettle is less than six months old I expected a further replacement. However, buyers beware, Delonghi are refusing to replace the second kettle as it is deemed out of the 12 months ... Read the complete review

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