5 Best Electric Kettles Under $20 in the US - February 2020
What Electric Kettle Under $20 to Buy in February 2020?
| Best Buy | Great Price | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
 |
 |
|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
|
|
|
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Swan SK27010N | Russell Hobbs Darwin | Brentwood KT1960BK | Igenix IG7270 | Proctor Silex K4097 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
|
|
|
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
|
|
|
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
|
|
|
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| A classic and sensationally economical to run 0.4L kettle, with a very good spec and a cheap price. Owners report that it's really easy to use, well made and not {more} noisy. | A very economical to run and top-rated 1.7L electric kettle, with a good price and a very good spec. It has a water level indicator and a 360° rotational base, is cordless and supports filtering. Multiple reviews mentioned that it has superb features, it's very well designed but really noisy. | The highest scoring electric kettle under $50, with an affordable price and a very good spec. It has a water level indicator and a 360° rotational base, is cordless and supports filtering. | A classic and fully featured 1.7L electric kettle, with a fair price and low running costs. It has a water level indicator and a boil-dry protection, is cordless and supports filtering. | A very economical to run and good spec 1.7L kettle, with a reasonable price. It has a water level indicator, a boil-dry protection and an automatic shut off system and is cordless. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
7 Reasons For
Automatic Shut Off System Non-Drip Spout Better Kagoo Score 55% Cheaper to Run Over Five Years User Reviews Are a Bit Better Overall Reviews Are a Bit Better Has a Better Price 1 More Item
|
4 Reasons For
Filtering 360° Rotational Base Cordless Better Brand |
7 Reasons For
A Lot Bigger Water Tank Capacity Boil-Dry Protection Filtering 360° Rotational Base Cordless More Shops Are Selling it One Month Newer 1 More Item
|
4 Reasons For
Automatic Shut Off System Boil-Dry Protection Filtering Cordless |
4 Reasons For
Automatic Shut Off System Boil-Dry Protection Cordless $3 Cheaper |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
7 Reasons Against
1.4L Smaller Water Tank Capacity Does Not Have an Adjustable Thermostat $3 More Expensive Less Retailers Over Two Years Older Less Customers Recommend it Worse Brand 1 More Item
|
12 Reasons Against
6% Smaller Water Tank Capacity Removable, Washable Anti-Calc Filter Does Not Have a Boil-Dry Protection Worse Kagoo Score More Expensive by $3 Not As Many Stockists Older by One Month Higher Running Costs Over Five Years by $275 User Review Rating is a Little Worse Overall Review Rating is a Little Worse Less Customers Recommend it Has a Worse Price 6 More Items
|
5 Reasons Against
Does Not Have an Adjustable Thermostat Worse Kagoo Score $4 More Expensive 10% Higher Running Costs Over Five Years Worse Brand |
9 Reasons Against
A Little Smaller Water Tank Capacity Does Not Have an Adjustable Thermostat Worse Kagoo Score Fewer Sellers Over Two Years Older 120% Higher Running Costs Over Five Years Moderately Lower User Review Score Worse Brand Less Reasonably Priced 3 More Items
|
7 Reasons Against
0.1L Smaller Water Tank Capacity Does Not Have an Adjustable Thermostat Worse Kagoo Score Less Retailers Over Two Years Older More Expensive to Run Over Five Years by 50% Worse Brand 1 More Item
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Compare Shortlisted | Compare Shortlisted | Compare Shortlisted | Compare Shortlisted | Compare Shortlisted | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Full Details |
Full Details |
Full Details |
Full Details |
Full Details |
Swan SK27010N
|
$18.16
4indoors Shop
Swan SK27010N |
Buy Now |
|
0.4L
|
|
1,000W
POWER
|
|
|
|
$229
OVER 10 YEARS
|
The Swan SK27010N has a Kagoo Score of 88. However with a price tag of $18.16 this electric kettle is a bit expensive. For further details check out our full review of the Swan SK27010N or read our article on whether you should buy a Swan electric kettle.
A classic and sensationally economical to run 0.4L kettle, with a very good spec and a cheap price. Owners report that it's really easy to use, well made and not {more} noisy.
|
96
|
47 Reviews |
|
86
|
Fully-Featured |
|
79
|
Quite Popular |
|
86
|
Very Good |
|
96
|
$230 Over 10 Years |
|
88
|
Excellent |
Customers report that Swan SK27010N has brilliant user reviews with 100% of buyers recommending this electric kettle to others.
7 Reasons For for Choosing the Swan SK27010N
The Swan SK27010N has an automatic shut off system, and so do the Igenix IG7270 and the Proctor Silex K4097, whereas the Brentwood KT1960BK and the Russell Hobbs Darwin do not. More ...
'Auto Shut-Off System' denotes whether the kettle has a system to automatically shut off power in the event of a fault, to stop potential damage to the appliance.
An automatic shut off system helps to safeguard in the case of a fault with the appliance, meaning the chance of an electrical fire is greatly reduced.
The Swan SK27010N has a non-drip spout, whereas the Brentwood KT1960BK, the Igenix IG7270, the Proctor Silex K4097 and the Russell Hobbs Darwin do not have this feature. More ...
Whether the kettle has a spout that is specially designed to be easy to fill from the tap.
A well-designed spout means there is less chance of a spillage when filling up the kettle.
The Swan SK27010N has received a Kagoo Score of 88, however the Brentwood KT1960BK scored 85, the Igenix IG7270 scored 84, the Proctor Silex K4097 scored only 70 and the Russell Hobbs Darwin scored 86.
The Swan SK27010N only costs $229 to run over five years but the Brentwood KT1960BK costs $252 to run (10% more), the Igenix IG7270 costs $504 to run (120% more), the Proctor Silex K4097 costs $343 to run (50% more) and the Russell Hobbs Darwin costs $504 to run (120% more). More ...
Based on 47 user reviews, the average review score of the Swan SK27010N is 91%, however the average rating of the Igenix IG7270 is 88% (based on 8 reviews) and the average rating of the Russell Hobbs Darwin is 88% (based on 118 reviews).
Based on 47 reviews, the average review score of the Swan SK27010N is 91%, however the average rating of the Igenix IG7270 is 88% (based on 8 reviews) and the average rating of the Russell Hobbs Darwin is 88% (based on 118 reviews).
On average reviewers thought the Swan SK27010N has a better price.
7 Reasons Against for Choosing the Swan SK27010N
The Swan SK27010N has a water tank capacity of 0.4, but the Brentwood KT1960BK, the Igenix IG7270, the Proctor Silex K4097 and the Russell Hobbs Darwin are all 1.7L electric kettles (1.3L bigger). More ...
'Water Tank Capacity' is the maximum capacity of water that the kettle can hold at a time.
A bigger water tank means that more water can be heated at once, meaning you'll need to fill up the kettle less.
The Swan SK27010N does not have an adjustable thermostat (As do the the Brentwood KT1960BK, the Igenix IG7270 and the Proctor Silex K4097), but the Russell Hobbs Darwin has this feature. More ...
'Adjustable Thermostat' denotes whether you can change how hot the kettle heats the water to.
This is useful if you don't need boiling water, and makes the kettle more versatile.
The Swan SK27010N is more expensive than the Proctor Silex K4097 by $3.
Only 2 stores sells the Swan SK27010N, whereas 16 stores sell the Brentwood KT1960BK, 3 sellers sell the Proctor Silex K4097 and 4 sellers sell the Russell Hobbs Darwin. More ...
The Swan SK27010N is older than the Brentwood KT1960BK by two years, older than the Proctor Silex K4097 by one month and older than the Russell Hobbs Darwin by two years. The Swan SK27010N is the same age as the Igenix IG7270.
Only 66% of 47 customers recommend the Swan SK27010N, whereas 87.5% of 8 customers recommend the Igenix IG7270 and 83.1% of 118 customers recommend the Russell Hobbs Darwin.
Swan electric kettles have an average rating of only 79.5%, whereas Brentwood has an average rating of 88.4% and Russell Hobbs has an average rating of 95%.
The cheapest price that we could find for the SK27010N in the US is $18.16 but in total we found only 2 prices for it.
 |
Store
Dispatched from the United Kingdom
|
$18.16
Delivery unknown
|
Go to Store | |
|
|
Store
Dispatched from the United Kingdom
|
$20.16
|
Go to Store |
Russell Hobbs Darwin
|
$18.47
4indoors Shop
Russell Hobbs Darwin |
Buy Now |
|
1.7L
|
|
2,200W
POWER
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
$504
OVER 10 YEARS
|
The Russell Hobbs Darwin has a Kagoo Score of 86. However with a price tag of $18.47 this electric kettle is a bit expensive. For further details check out our full review of the Russell Hobbs Darwin or read our article on whether you should buy a Russell Hobbs electric kettle.
A very economical to run and top-rated 1.7L electric kettle, with a good price and a very good spec. It has a water level indicator and a 360° rotational base, is cordless and supports filtering. Multiple reviews mentioned that it has superb features, it's very well designed but really noisy.
|
95
|
118 Reviews |
|
86
|
Fully-Featured |
|
82
|
Quite Popular |
|
86
|
Very Good |
|
88
|
$500 Over 10 Years |
|
86
|
Excellent |
Owners report that Russell Hobbs Darwin has very good user reviews with 100% of buyers recommending this electric kettle to others.
4 Reasons For for Choosing the Russell Hobbs Darwin
The Russell Hobbs Darwin supports filtering (as do the Brentwood KT1960BK and the Igenix IG7270), but the Proctor Silex K4097 and the Swan SK27010N do not support this feature. More ...
'Filtering' denotes whether the kettle has a special filter to stop impurities being introduced to your drinking water.
A filter on your kettle means that the water produced by the kettle is as fresh and pure as it can be.
The Russell Hobbs Darwin has a 360° rotational base (as does the Brentwood KT1960BK), whereas the Igenix IG7270, the Proctor Silex K4097 and the Swan SK27010N do not have this feature. More ...
A rotational base is one that allows the kettle to be put down at any angle, so there's not just one way that it fits with the base.
A rotational base is helpful, since it allows you to put the kettle back on the base from any angle or rotation, meaning you don't have to fight with the kettle to get it to dock with the base.
The Russell Hobbs Darwin is cordless, and so are the Brentwood KT1960BK, the Igenix IG7270 and the Proctor Silex K4097, however the Swan SK27010N is not. More ...
'Cordless' denotes whether the kettle has a power cord attached or not.
Cordless kettles are helpful because they are far easier to use and pour, without worrying about getting caught up in a power cable.
Russell Hobbs electric kettles have an average rating of 95%, however Brentwood only has an average rating of 88.4%, Igenix only has an average rating of 77.2%, Proctor Silex only has an average rating of 60% and Swan only has an average rating of 79.5%.
12 Reasons Against for Choosing the Russell Hobbs Darwin
The Russell Hobbs Darwin is a 1.7 electric kettle, and so do the Igenix IG7270 and the Proctor Silex K4097. That's 0.1L smaller than the Brentwood KT1960BK (1.8L) and 1.3L bigger than the Swan SK27010N (0.4L). More ...
'Water Tank Capacity' is the maximum capacity of water that the kettle can hold at a time.
A bigger water tank means that more water can be heated at once, meaning you'll need to fill up the kettle less.
The Russell Hobbs Darwin has a removable, washable anti-calc filter, however the Brentwood KT1960BK, the Igenix IG7270, the Proctor Silex K4097 and the Swan SK27010N do not have this feature. More ...
Denotes whether the kettle has a special reusable filter to stop impurities being introduced to your drinking water.
A removable, washable filter means that it can be cleaned to keep it at peak efficiency, and can be used multiple times, saving you money.
The Russell Hobbs Darwin does not have a boil-dry protection, whereas the Brentwood KT1960BK, the Igenix IG7270, the Proctor Silex K4097 and the Swan SK27010N do. More ...
'Boil-dry protection' is a special system that stops the kettle from boiling if there isn't a minimum amount of water in it.
Running the kettle without any water in can damage the appliance and stop it from working. Boil-dry protection stops this from happening.
The Russell Hobbs Darwin has received a Kagoo Score of 86, but the Swan SK27010N scored 88.
The Russell Hobbs Darwin is $3 more expensive than the Proctor Silex K4097.
The Russell Hobbs Darwin is only stocked by 4 stores, however the Brentwood KT1960BK is stocked by 16 stores. More ...
The Russell Hobbs Darwin is one month older than the Brentwood KT1960BK.
Over five years the running costs of the Russell Hobbs Darwin are $504 which is $252 more than the Brentwood KT1960BK, $160 more than the Proctor Silex K4097 and $275 more than the Swan SK27010N. Show assumptions.
The Russell Hobbs Darwin has an average user score of 88%, but the Swan SK27010N has an average user rating of 91% (based on 47 reviews).
The Russell Hobbs Darwin has an average overall score of 88%, but the Swan SK27010N has an average overall rating of 91% (based on 47 reviews).
Only 83.1% of 118 customers recommend the Russell Hobbs Darwin, however 87.5% of 8 customers recommend the Igenix IG7270.
On average reviewers thought the Russell Hobbs Darwin has a worse price.
The cheapest price that we could find for the Darwin in the US is $18.47 and in total we found 4 prices for it.
|
|
Store
+3 more prices
Dispatched from the United Kingdom
|
$18.47
Delivery unknown
|
Go to Store | |
|
|
Store
Dispatched from the United Kingdom
|
$19.51
Delivery unknown
|
Go to Store | |
|
|
Store
Dispatched from the United Kingdom
|
$20.16
Delivery unknown
|
Go to Store | |
|
|
Store
Dispatched from the United Kingdom
|
$21.80
Delivery unknown
|
Go to Store | |
| - Show less prices from 4indoors Shop | ||||
|
|
Store
Dispatched from the United Kingdom
|
$19.51
|
Go to Store | |
|
|
Store
|
$21.38
Delivery unknown
|
Go to Store | |
|
|
eBay Money Back Guarantee
•
Worldwide Shipping
+1 more price
|
$27.29
Standard delivery: $20.37
|
Go to Store | |
|
|
eBay Money Back Guarantee
•
Worldwide Shipping
|
$32.39
Standard delivery: $36.43
|
Go to Store | |
| - Show less prices from eBay | ||||
Brentwood KT1960BK
|
$18.88
eBay
Brentwood KT1960BK |
Buy Now |
|
1.8L
|
|
1,100W
POWER
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
$252
OVER 10 YEARS
|
The Brentwood KT1960BK has a Kagoo Score of 85. However with a price tag of $18.88 this electric kettle is a bit expensive. For further details check out our full review of the Brentwood KT1960BK.
The highest scoring electric kettle under $50, with an affordable price and a very good spec. It has a water level indicator and a 360° rotational base, is cordless and supports filtering.
|
85
|
Fully-Featured |
|
91
|
Widely Available |
|
86
|
Very Good |
|
97
|
$250 Over 10 Years |
|
85
|
Excellent |
7 Reasons For for Choosing the Brentwood KT1960BK
The Brentwood KT1960BK has a water tank capacity of 1.8, however the Igenix IG7270, the Proctor Silex K4097 and the Russell Hobbs Darwin are all only 1.7L electric kettles (0.1L smaller) and the Swan SK27010N is only a 0.4L electric kettle (1.4L smaller). More ...
'Water Tank Capacity' is the maximum capacity of water that the kettle can hold at a time.
A bigger water tank means that more water can be heated at once, meaning you'll need to fill up the kettle less.
The Brentwood KT1960BK has a boil-dry protection, and so do the Igenix IG7270 and the Proctor Silex K4097, whereas the Russell Hobbs Darwin and the Swan SK27010N do not. More ...
'Boil-dry protection' is a special system that stops the kettle from boiling if there isn't a minimum amount of water in it.
Running the kettle without any water in can damage the appliance and stop it from working. Boil-dry protection stops this from happening.
The Brentwood KT1960BK supports filtering, and so do the Igenix IG7270 and the Russell Hobbs Darwin, whereas the Proctor Silex K4097 and the Swan SK27010N do not. More ...
'Filtering' denotes whether the kettle has a special filter to stop impurities being introduced to your drinking water.
A filter on your kettle means that the water produced by the kettle is as fresh and pure as it can be.
The Brentwood KT1960BK has a 360° rotational base, and so does the Russell Hobbs Darwin, however the Igenix IG7270, the Proctor Silex K4097 and the Swan SK27010N do not. More ...
A rotational base is one that allows the kettle to be put down at any angle, so there's not just one way that it fits with the base.
A rotational base is helpful, since it allows you to put the kettle back on the base from any angle or rotation, meaning you don't have to fight with the kettle to get it to dock with the base.
The Brentwood KT1960BK is a cordless electric kettle (as are the Igenix IG7270, the Proctor Silex K4097 and the Russell Hobbs Darwin), but the Swan SK27010N is not. More ...
'Cordless' denotes whether the kettle has a power cord attached or not.
Cordless kettles are helpful because they are far easier to use and pour, without worrying about getting caught up in a power cable.
A greater number of retailers increases the price competition amongst retailers for this electric kettle and also increases the chances of the product remaining in stock.
The Brentwood KT1960BK is two years newer than the Igenix IG7270, two years newer than the Proctor Silex K4097, one month newer than the Russell Hobbs Darwin and two years newer than the Swan SK27010N
5 Reasons Against for Choosing the Brentwood KT1960BK
The Brentwood KT1960BK does not have an adjustable thermostat (As do the the Igenix IG7270, the Proctor Silex K4097 and the Swan SK27010N), however the Russell Hobbs Darwin has this feature. More ...
'Adjustable Thermostat' denotes whether you can change how hot the kettle heats the water to.
This is useful if you don't need boiling water, and makes the kettle more versatile.
The Brentwood KT1960BK has received a Kagoo Score of 85, whereas the Russell Hobbs Darwin scored 86 and the Swan SK27010N scored 88.
The Brentwood KT1960BK is more expensive than the Proctor Silex K4097 by $4.
The Brentwood KT1960BK costs $252 to run which is $23 more than the Swan SK27010N over five years. Show assumptions.
Brentwood electric kettles have an average rating of only 88.4%, but Russell Hobbs has an average rating of 95%.
The cheapest price that we could find for the KT1960BK in the US is $18.88 and in total we found 16 prices for it.
|
|
eBay Money Back Guarantee
•
Worldwide Shipping
+11 more prices
|
$18.88
Standard delivery: $11.88
|
Go to Store | |
|
|
eBay Money Back Guarantee
•
Worldwide Shipping
|
$18.90
|
Go to Store | |
|
|
eBay Money Back Guarantee
•
Worldwide Shipping
|
$20.95
|
Go to Store | |
|
|
eBay Money Back Guarantee
•
Worldwide Shipping
|
$24.99
Standard delivery: $11.19
|
Go to Store | |
|
|
eBay Money Back Guarantee
•
Worldwide Shipping
|
$25.00
|
Go to Store | |
|
|
eBay Money Back Guarantee
•
Worldwide Shipping
|
$26.49
|
Go to Store | |
|
|
eBay Money Back Guarantee
•
Worldwide Shipping
|
$29.99
Standard delivery: $11.00
|
Go to Store | |
|
|
eBay Money Back Guarantee
•
Worldwide Shipping
|
$29.99
|
Go to Store | |
|
|
eBay Money Back Guarantee
•
Worldwide Shipping
|
$30.98
|
Go to Store | |
|
|
eBay Money Back Guarantee
•
Worldwide Shipping
|
$38.42
|
Go to Store | |
|
|
eBay Money Back Guarantee
•
Worldwide Shipping
|
$39.99
|
Go to Store | |
|
|
eBay Money Back Guarantee
•
Worldwide Shipping
|
$49.95
|
Go to Store | |
| - Show less prices from eBay | ||||
|
|
Official Outlet
|
$29.99
Delivery unknown
|
Go to Store | |
|
|
Store
+1 more price
|
$31.98
|
Go to Store | |
|
|
Store
|
$31.98
|
Go to Store | |
| - Show less prices from Target PC Inc 1-888-311-4455 | ||||
|
|
Store
+1 more price
Dispatched from Canada
|
$32.69
Delivery unknown
|
Go to Store | |
|
|
Store
Dispatched from Canada
|
$33.44
Delivery unknown
|
Go to Store | |
| - Show less prices from Triplenet Pricing | ||||
|
|
Store
+1 more price
|
$34.72
Delivery unknown
|
Go to Store | |
|
|
Store
|
$35.31
Delivery unknown
|
Go to Store | |
| - Show less prices from hippo-deal | ||||
|
|
Store
Dispatched from the United Kingdom
|
$34.95
Delivery unknown
|
Go to Store | |
|
|
Store
|
$34.95
Delivery unknown
|
Go to Store | |
|
|
Store
|
$38.84
Delivery unknown
|
Go to Store | |
|
|
Store
+1 more price
Dispatched from the United Kingdom
|
$39.06
Delivery unknown
|
Go to Store | |
|
|
Store
Dispatched from the United Kingdom
|
$40.08
Delivery unknown
|
Go to Store | |
| - Show less prices from beachaudio | ||||
|
|
Store
+1 more price
|
$42.39
Delivery unknown
|
Go to Store | |
|
|
Store
|
$43.28
Delivery unknown
|
Go to Store | |
| - Show less prices from Unbeatable Sales | ||||
|
|
1 Year Warranty
|
$42.49
Standard delivery: $0.87
|
Go to Store | |
|
|
Store
|
$42.85
Delivery unknown
|
Go to Store | |
|
|
Store
|
$44.48
Delivery unknown
|
Go to Store | |
|
|
Store
|
$47.40
Delivery unknown
|
Go to Store | |
|
|
Store
+1 more price
|
$48.49
Delivery unknown
|
Go to Store | |
|
|
Store
|
$48.99
Delivery unknown
|
Go to Store | |
| - Show less prices from Road Entertainment | ||||
|
|
Store
Dispatched from the United Kingdom
|
$51.94
|
Go to Store | |
Igenix IG7270
|
$16.91
goshopdirect2017
Igenix IG7270 |
Buy Now |
|
1.7L
|
|
2,200W
POWER
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
$504
OVER 10 YEARS
|
The Igenix IG7270 has a Kagoo Score of 84. With a price tag of $16.91 this electric kettle is fair value for money. For further details check out our full review of the Igenix IG7270.
A classic and fully featured 1.7L electric kettle, with a fair price and low running costs. It has a water level indicator and a boil-dry protection, is cordless and supports filtering.
|
95
|
8 Reviews |
|
84
|
Fully-Featured |
|
84
|
Very Good |
|
78
|
$500 Over 10 Years |
|
84
|
Excellent |
Multiple reviews mentioned that Igenix IG7270 has very good user reviews with 88% of buyers recommending this electric kettle to others.
4 Reasons For for Choosing the Igenix IG7270
The Igenix IG7270 has an automatic shut off system, and so do the Proctor Silex K4097 and the Swan SK27010N, but the Brentwood KT1960BK and the Russell Hobbs Darwin do not. More ...
'Auto Shut-Off System' denotes whether the kettle has a system to automatically shut off power in the event of a fault, to stop potential damage to the appliance.
An automatic shut off system helps to safeguard in the case of a fault with the appliance, meaning the chance of an electrical fire is greatly reduced.
The Igenix IG7270 has a boil-dry protection, and so do the Brentwood KT1960BK and the Proctor Silex K4097, whereas the Russell Hobbs Darwin and the Swan SK27010N do not. More ...
'Boil-dry protection' is a special system that stops the kettle from boiling if there isn't a minimum amount of water in it.
Running the kettle without any water in can damage the appliance and stop it from working. Boil-dry protection stops this from happening.
The Igenix IG7270 supports filtering, and so do the Brentwood KT1960BK and the Russell Hobbs Darwin, whereas the Proctor Silex K4097 and the Swan SK27010N do not. More ...
'Filtering' denotes whether the kettle has a special filter to stop impurities being introduced to your drinking water.
A filter on your kettle means that the water produced by the kettle is as fresh and pure as it can be.
The Igenix IG7270 is a cordless electric kettle (as are the Brentwood KT1960BK, the Proctor Silex K4097 and the Russell Hobbs Darwin), but the Swan SK27010N is not. More ...
'Cordless' denotes whether the kettle has a power cord attached or not.
Cordless kettles are helpful because they are far easier to use and pour, without worrying about getting caught up in a power cable.
9 Reasons Against for Choosing the Igenix IG7270
The Igenix IG7270 has a water tank capacity of 1.7 (as do the Proctor Silex K4097 and the Russell Hobbs Darwin), however the Brentwood KT1960BK is a 1.8L electric kettle (0.1L bigger) and the Swan SK27010N is a 0.4L electric kettle (1.3L smaller). More ...
'Water Tank Capacity' is the maximum capacity of water that the kettle can hold at a time.
A bigger water tank means that more water can be heated at once, meaning you'll need to fill up the kettle less.
The Igenix IG7270 does not have an adjustable thermostat (As do the the Brentwood KT1960BK, the Proctor Silex K4097 and the Swan SK27010N), however the Russell Hobbs Darwin has this feature. More ...
'Adjustable Thermostat' denotes whether you can change how hot the kettle heats the water to.
This is useful if you don't need boiling water, and makes the kettle more versatile.
The Igenix IG7270 has received a Kagoo Score of 84, whereas the Brentwood KT1960BK scored 85, the Russell Hobbs Darwin scored 86 and the Swan SK27010N scored 88.
Only 1 retailer sell the Igenix IG7270, but 16 shops sell the Brentwood KT1960BK, 3 shops sell the Proctor Silex K4097, 4 shops sell the Russell Hobbs Darwin and 2 sellers sell the Swan SK27010N. More ...
The Igenix IG7270 is older than the Brentwood KT1960BK by two years, older than the Proctor Silex K4097 by one month and older than the Russell Hobbs Darwin by two years. The Igenix IG7270 is the same age as the Swan SK27010N.
The Igenix IG7270 costs $504 to run which is $252 more than the Brentwood KT1960BK, $160 more than the Proctor Silex K4097 and $275 more than the Swan SK27010N over five years. Show assumptions.
The average user rating of the Igenix IG7270 is 88%, whereas the average user rating of the Swan SK27010N is 91% (based on 47 reviews).
Igenix electric kettles have an average rating of only 77.2%, but Brentwood has an average rating of 88.4%, Russell Hobbs has an average rating of 95% and Swan has an average rating of 79.5%.
Our analysis of the Igenix IG7270 reviews indicates that more reviewers thought the Igenix IG7270 was less reasonably priced.
The cheapest price that we could find for the IG7270 in the US is $16.91 but in total we found only 1 price for it.
|
|
Store
Dispatched from the United Kingdom
|
$16.91
|
Go to Store |
Proctor Silex K4097
|
$14.98
eBay
Proctor Silex K4097 |
Buy Now |
|
1.7L
|
|
1,500W
POWER
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
$343
OVER 10 YEARS
|
The Proctor Silex K4097 has a Kagoo Score of 70. With a price tag of $14.98 this electric kettle is good value for money. For further details check out our full review of the Proctor Silex K4097.
A very economical to run and good spec 1.7L kettle, with a reasonable price. It has a water level indicator, a boil-dry protection and an automatic shut off system and is cordless.
|
79
|
Good Features |
|
70
|
Quite Popular |
|
75
|
Very Good |
|
93
|
$340 Over 10 Years |
|
70
|
Very Good |
4 Reasons For for Choosing the Proctor Silex K4097
The Proctor Silex K4097 has an automatic shut off system, and so do the Igenix IG7270 and the Swan SK27010N, whereas the Brentwood KT1960BK and the Russell Hobbs Darwin do not. More ...
'Auto Shut-Off System' denotes whether the kettle has a system to automatically shut off power in the event of a fault, to stop potential damage to the appliance.
An automatic shut off system helps to safeguard in the case of a fault with the appliance, meaning the chance of an electrical fire is greatly reduced.
The Proctor Silex K4097 has a boil-dry protection, and so do the Brentwood KT1960BK and the Igenix IG7270, however the Russell Hobbs Darwin and the Swan SK27010N do not. More ...
'Boil-dry protection' is a special system that stops the kettle from boiling if there isn't a minimum amount of water in it.
Running the kettle without any water in can damage the appliance and stop it from working. Boil-dry protection stops this from happening.
The Proctor Silex K4097 is a cordless electric kettle (as are the Brentwood KT1960BK, the Igenix IG7270 and the Russell Hobbs Darwin), whereas the Swan SK27010N is not. More ...
'Cordless' denotes whether the kettle has a power cord attached or not.
Cordless kettles are helpful because they are far easier to use and pour, without worrying about getting caught up in a power cable.
The Proctor Silex K4097 costs $3.90 less than the Brentwood KT1960BK, costs $3.49 less than the Russell Hobbs Darwin and costs $3.18 less than the Swan SK27010N.
7 Reasons Against for Choosing the Proctor Silex K4097
The Proctor Silex K4097 has a water tank capacity of 1.7 (as do the Igenix IG7270 and the Russell Hobbs Darwin), but the Brentwood KT1960BK is a 1.8L electric kettle (0.1L bigger) and the Swan SK27010N is a 0.4L electric kettle (1.3L smaller). More ...
'Water Tank Capacity' is the maximum capacity of water that the kettle can hold at a time.
A bigger water tank means that more water can be heated at once, meaning you'll need to fill up the kettle less.
The Proctor Silex K4097 does not have an adjustable thermostat (As do the the Brentwood KT1960BK, the Igenix IG7270 and the Swan SK27010N), but the Russell Hobbs Darwin has this feature. More ...
'Adjustable Thermostat' denotes whether you can change how hot the kettle heats the water to.
This is useful if you don't need boiling water, and makes the kettle more versatile.
The Proctor Silex K4097 has only received a Kagoo Score of 70, however the Brentwood KT1960BK scored 85, the Igenix IG7270 scored 84, the Russell Hobbs Darwin scored 86 and the Swan SK27010N scored 88.
Only 3 retailers sells the Proctor Silex K4097, whereas 16 stores sell the Brentwood KT1960BK and 4 retailers sell the Russell Hobbs Darwin. More ...
The Proctor Silex K4097 is older than the Brentwood KT1960BK by two years and older than the Russell Hobbs Darwin by two years.
Over five years the Proctor Silex K4097 costs $343 to run which is $92 more than the Brentwood KT1960BK and $114 more than the Swan SK27010N. Show assumptions.
Proctor Silex electric kettles have an average rating of only 60%, whereas Brentwood has an average rating of 88.4%, Igenix has an average rating of 77.2%, Russell Hobbs has an average rating of 95% and Swan has an average rating of 79.5%.
The cheapest price that we could find for the K4097 in the US is $14.98 and in total we found 3 prices for it.
|
|
eBay Money Back Guarantee
•
Worldwide Shipping
|
$14.98
|
Go to Store | |
|
|
Store
Dispatched from the United Kingdom
|
$26.99
Delivery unknown
|
Go to Store | |
|
|
Store
|
$43.99
Delivery unknown
|
Go to Store |
|
Compare All Electric Kettles
Find the best electric kettle for you by checking our complete list of over 157 electric kettles.
|
5 Best Electric Kettles Under $20 in the US - February 2020 |
|
Swan SK27010N |
|
Reasons For |
|
Reasons Against |
|
Best Prices |
|
Russell Hobbs Darwin |
|
Reasons For |
|
Reasons Against |
|
Best Prices |
|
Brentwood KT1960BK |
|
Reasons For |
|
Reasons Against |
|
Best Prices |
|
Igenix IG7270 |
|
Reasons For |
|
Reasons Against |
|
Best Prices |
|
Proctor Silex K4097 |
|
Reasons For |
|
Reasons Against |
|
Best Prices |