Before I get stuck into writing this review I must point out that I am reviewing the kenwood JKP105 kettle and did request a link for it, however although this isn't the same model of kettle as mine, Dooyoo have told me to plonk my review here....just so we are clear on that! For the past year and a half I have always bought white, economy kettles that were shops own brands. I've had a couple of cheap offerings from Asda and one from Tesco and all gave up the will to live and started leaking and the likes. My last one from Tesco simply decided when it wanted to switch itself on and off and used to scare the living daylights out of me on a regular basis when I ...  Read the complete review

I am now using my second Kenwood JK770 kettle; the first one sprang a leak just inside the guarantee period but the store took it back without fuss and offered me a refund or a replacement. I took another Kenwood JK770 in its place and it has behaved itself since. I paid £19.99 for my kettle in Curry's; I know you can get cheaper kettles but I wanted a brand name I could trust. Although my first one needed returning, I knew it wasn't due to shoddy manufacture. The kettle holds 1.5 litres and the power rating is 2500-3000 watts. It is easier to fill with the lid up because the spout is quite small but it is very easy to pour and doesn't leak, drip ...  Read the complete review