Why I buy this one ?
- Large capacity 1.7L kettle has a concealed heating element so there's no water build up of mineral deposits.
- Cordless kettle has 1500 watts of power which boils water faster than a stove or microwave.
- Automatic shut off; boil dry safe shut-off protection.
- Convenient water level gauge, push button lid opening and illuminated on/ off switch.
- High quality brushed stainless steel and cool touch bottom.

Kitchen Store on Tenth offers this stuff with condition New, new for:

Price : $49.95 Usually ships in 1-2 business days

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Price : $49.99 Usually ships in 24 hours

What our customer's say!

"Hot stuff!", Does exactly what it's supposed to do and looks classy on the counter top. Is it my imagination or does my coffee and tea taste better?

"good wallpaper steamer", I loved the look of ths electric kettle but it took so long for the automatic shut off to kick in that my ceiling paint would have been peeling before very long. I returned this kettle.

"Great kettle", Boils quickly & reliably, haven't had a problem with it whatsoever. The design feels very sturdy, to boot.

"Perfect little kettle", Had it for a few months now. Does what it's supposed to. Auto-shutoff works well. Good value.

"Electric Kettle", The wife and I bought this kettle about a month ago and we love it. It heats water for our instant coffee real quick; faster then on the stove in a pot. The only thing about this kettle is the lid does not open all the way; only partial; and it is hard to get water in it because of this.
Otherwise great product so far.

Read this reviews before You buy...

"Very handy!", This is a great product. Very quick to heat and I enjoy the dettachable base feature. The Cons include a limited amount to pour water into the unit (the lid doesn't pop up very far) and some of the finish doesn't do great with steam. Overall a good buy!

"Way overpriced for the quality. ", I have a simple but very practical stainless steel kettle that I use on a daily basis and love. Unfortunately, when I went to buy a second kettle for my office, I could not find it online. I saw this Chef's Choice kettle and it looked similar so I tried it, even though I thought the price was a bit high. Now I am sorry I did. While the unit does heat water fine, there are a couple of critical design flaws that are simply unacceptable in my view.

First, the handle, while looking kind of cool and curvy is not at all ergonomic. When you lift the kettle up the unit rotates down in your hand, as if it is trying to pour itself out. This is not so good when you are carrying a kettle of scalding hot water.

Second, the lid is made out of metal, which not surprisingly gets very hot after each use. If after one use you go to make a second pot, the only way to close the lid again is to push down on the hot metal. I kept thinking there must be some other way, but alas there was not. I wonder if the engineers every actually tested this product?

Finally, the unit just had an overall flimsy feel to it. It was hard to pinpoint, but it was apparent enough to lead me to decide to return the unit. If you are looking for a good electric kettle, keep looking. The only good thing about this kettle is how it looks. If you want something to sit on your kitchen counter, try it. But if you want to actually use it to make hot water, this is not the kettle for you.

"Noisy, but excellent", We have had other electric kettles, but the Chef's Choice is by far the best. It's really noisy when heating/boiling water, but that's a good thing--we know everything is working well and quickly. The speed is amazing, and my fear that the stainless body would pick up permanent fingermarks has been unfounded. Excellent value and wonderful design. I love the water-measure feature and the covered heating element. No more soaking in CLR once a month as with our others! We've only had this unit for a few weeks, but it's been used two to three times daily and is a real winner.

"Come back Russell Hobbs, all is forgiven....", I grew up in Europe with electric kettles so I think I know what to expect. I had to return the M677, as it took too long to turn off. I called their customer service and they said it should take an average of 12 seconds to turn off. The average for mine to click off was 1 minute and 15 seconds (timed only after coming to a vigorous boil with steam escaping). It didn't matter if it was full or not. Only once did it click off in less than one minute. Once I came downstairs and it was still boiling away, I was not sure for how long it was boiling so I decided to return it.

Giving them the benefit of the doubt (their customer service was good - a real human picked up in a few seconds), I replaced it with a model M678 which is a little larger, and its average click off time is 35 seconds. It still feels like it's too slow to click off and most of the time I flick it up manually, but at least I feel I can trust it to turn off if I leave the room. (My old dead Russell Hobbs would have switched off in 15 seconds, but I can't seem to find them anymore in the US at least.) On the other hand, the exra boiling time does mean the water if very hot; I would often bring the Russell Hobbs to a second boil so it would be hotter!

The M678 is a bit wobbly on its base, and wobbles a bit when its boiling, but the M677 was stable. All in all, the kettles look good but feels cheaply made with inconsistent quality control. But after scouring all the other reviews, it seems like these models were the best of the bunch.

At least I could count on Amazon to take back a defective product without any hassle. I'm glad I bought from them and not another vendor now (Amazon even reimbursed the shipping, which I didn't expect).

"Accidentaly gave it four stars but now can't change to five!!!!", I bought this for my vacation home, then I bought one for my apartment. I love everything about it. I like the way you can fill it easy and it boils pretty fast. It also seems very safe. I do wish they would make a version with a whistle though I am developing the habit of hearing the subtle click when my water is boiled. I would ignore the reviewer who talks about the plastic. It is one of my concerns as well but the plastic is negligalbe here and, I am sure, quite harmless.

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