As some of you who have read my previous reviews I have been the frustrated owner of a useless kettle for a while now. Eventually I decided that I couldn't stand the water pouring all over the place any longer so it was time to buy a new one. I purchased the Morphy Richards 43026 kettle at Argos for £24.99 which seemed to be about the average price for a kettle. This model only takes 1.5L of water which is fine for us but there are several models now which take 1.7L which may make a difference to some people. This kettle has a shiny stainless steel body with a black lid, handle and base. Like the majority of modern kettles it is cordless and sits ...  Read the complete review

At work we have just got a kettle into our own office as after years of wasting money in our vending machine, we have all decided that a kettle may just save us all a lot of money and we would also have nicer drinks. So, just in time for the colder months I was in charge to choose us a decent kettle. I had been looking online for any good deals as we didn't want one too cheap but a decent brand that would last a good while and so coming across this Morphy Richards model, it looked stylish and seemed to offer just about enough for me. APPEARANCE This kettle is all stainless steel and on the side has an oval window to see how much water is left in the ...  Read the complete review

Our latest kettle had lasted us quite a while in comparison to others, but when it started leaking water, we decided it was time to replace it. In keeping with the rest of the kitchen décor, I decided I wanted a stainless steel effect kettle. I also decided I wanted a decent make, but without paying a fortune for it. In the end we decided on the Morphy Richards 43026 kettle. There was a large range of kettles on offer, but this one had a stylish look to it and with it being Morphy Richards, I was hoping it would be a decent, reliable kettle. The price was obviously a very important factor when choosing our kettle. This one is available for around ...  Read the complete review

This is my current kettle, the one that doesn't leak! And straight away that's the thing with Morphy Richards, the build quality. I have boiled hundreds, if not thousands of cups of hot drinks with this and it's tight as a drum. No leaks, no cracks, and the seal around the lid is superb. I do get some hot condensation appear on the top, but I have experienced this before. For heating, it normally takes a good two and a half minutes to boil 4 cups, which for me is about 1 litre. It does boil fast which means it gets quite noisy and fast, so for noise it's another one of those "ok but not great" kettles, which really matters when your doing baby ...  Read the complete review

As part of my mission to upgrade my kitchen appliances out of 'studentdom' and into adult life I got rid of my cheap-n-cheerful white plastic kettle and invested in a stainless steel Morphy Richards kettle. But was it worth the outlay (just under £30 around a year ago)? The look The 43026 has a classical 'jug' kettle shape. Its base, handle and lid are made of a sturdy matt black plastic, while the main body is brushed stainless steel with a generous plastic window in the centre to allow you to see the water level easily. It is around 21cm tall and 17cm across. Overall I would describe it as timeless, classic chic, able to fit in in both ...  Read the complete review