Compare The Best Swan Electric KettlesAugust 2019

Kettles are, at their most basic, devices for heating and dispensing water. They are an integral part of any kitchen, and are a necessity for quickly and easily preparing hot drinks and cooking. We hold a large range of electric kettles in all different shapes, sizes and colours, so you can find the kettle that perfectly fits your needs and the style of your kitchen.

Capacity

The most important attribute of a kettle is its capacity - how much water the kettle can hold and boil in a single use. The capacity of our kettles are measured in litres, and range from small 1/2 litre one-person kettles, to enormous kettles that can boil 2 litres or more at once. It is more efficient to boil only the water you need at the time, so if you are living alone or have a small family, a smaller kettle may save you money in the long run.

Speed of Boiling

Secondly, it's important to consider how quickly the kettle will boil water. Not all makes of kettle are created equally - some have more powerful or efficient heating elements, that allow them to head up water substantially faster than the competition. While the difference in time may be only 10 or 20 seconds, when you think how many times you boil the kettle every day, that could add up to a substancial amount of time saved every day.

Cool-touch Housing

Modern kettles may be made using a double-walled or 'cool touch' casing. As the name suggests, these kettles are designed so that the casing doesn't get hot, even when freshly-boiled. This makes them safer to use, and reduces the risk of you accidentally burning yourself on a boiling hot kettle.

Customisable Temperature & Dosage

Some more advanced kettles may have the ability to change the temperature of the water being dispensed, so that it can be made either hotter or cooler than usual. This is especially helpful for coffee (which should ideally be made with water around 90C) or Chinese tea (best made with water around 70C). While you will pay extra for such an addition, if you routinely find your green teas spoilt by overly-hot water, this may be a worthwhile investment.

Other models of kettle have the ability to control the amount of water boiled and served in a single use. The user selects the amount of water (half a cup, 250ml, etc) and the kettle takes that amount of water from an internal reservoir, heats it, and dispenses it. This can save you money on your energy bills, but not heating unneeded water every time you want a small cup of tea.

Swan Kettle Prices

The price range of Swan electric kettles is from $16 to $139 and in total we found prices for 10 Swan electric kettles. The average price of a new Swan electric kettle is $59 and the 80% of Swan electric kettles are priced between $27 and $110. The cheapest Swan electric kettle that we found is the Swan SK27010N at only $17, and the most expensive is the Swan SK34021RN at $139.

Price Range of Swan Electric Kettles

The 31st highest average electric kettle price out of all brands is Swan electric kettles with an average price of $59. Swan electric kettles start at $17 and their most expensive electric kettle costs $139.

How Good Are Swan Electric Kettles?

We have evaluated 34 expert reviews and 10,381 user reviews for electric kettles and used these reviews to determine an average rating for Swan electric kettles of 70%. This makes Swan the 7th best kettle brand according to customer reviews.

When Are Most New Swan Electric Kettles Released?

January to February is the most common period for new Swan kettles to be released in. If you want the latest Swan kettle technology you may be best waiting until January 2020. Alternatively you might be able to buy one of the current Swan electric kettles cheaper in January once the latest models have been released. One new Swan kettles were released in January 2018 making it the biggest month that year for new Swan kettle releases. April was the biggest month in 2017 for new Swan kettles, with four new Swan kettles released that month. In February 2016, three new Swan kettles were released making it the biggest month that year for new Swan kettle releases.

How Fast Do Swan Kettle Prices Drop After Release?

Most electric kettles drop in price by 5% in the first 6 months after release, however Swan electric kettles tend to depreciate more slowly. In the first 6 months after release, Swan electric kettles drop in price by 3% on average.

That means a saving of $3 on a typical $85 new Swan electric kettle if you wait 6 months before buying.