KET KIMIS GLASS WATER KETTLE

This is a great kettle, but unfortunately it's no longer watertight after only a year. It was only cleaned with standard descaler. A little water always leaks from the bottom during use. I expected more for the price.

It looks great, has subtle lighting, is easy to use, 1 liter is plenty and saves space too. I highly recommend it!!

This kettle is really great. Not only can you watch the water boil, but it's also very quiet while boiling. It looks fantastic too.

The kettle looks fantastic. The lighting is subtle yet clearly visible. The size is perfect – it takes up little space, but the water is still enough for two large mugs (and we very rarely need more than that). I don't think much needs to be said about the operation – it's intuitive and straightforward. I can definitely recommend this kettle.

I'm very happy with the kettle. The mini kettle does what it's supposed to and looks great too. I would buy it again. The blue light ring is lovely when it's in use. The water heats up very quickly. The lid opens wide enough, making it easy to clean.

Beautiful and functional

A beautiful blue glowing ring appears when in use. The lid opens wide, making it easy to clean.

Everything is easy to use, except the strainer on the spout doesn't stay in place and keeps falling into the pot.

I'm very happy with the kettle. It does what it's supposed to and looks nice too – what more could you want? I would buy it again.

After three and a half years of daily use, the lid of this €80.95 kettle broke; the hinge snapped. The kettle was used twice a day and was handled with care. I never used the included tea strainer. Positive points: The design and compact size. And the clear, intuitive operation. Negative points: The rubber seal in the lid was useless from the start on my kettle, as the lid doesn't close flush, and steam escapes near the handle. The spout is too small: Emptying takes a relatively long time, or water runs down the side of the kettle if you're in a hurry. WMF could have prevented the relatively high standby power consumption of approximately 0.5W with a simple on/off switch, but presumably, that would have been too expensive to manufacture. Conclusion: The kettle looks nice, but the quality doesn't justify the price; functionally, it has a few shortcomings.