GABERLEE Electric Kettle, 1.7L, 3000W Fast Boil Quiet Glass Kettle with Blue LED, Auto Shut-Off and Boil-Dry Protection, Mesh Filter, Keep Warm Function, BPA-Free, Black
GABERLEE Electric Kettle, 1.7L, 3000W Fast Boil Quiet Glass Kettle with Blue LED, Auto Shut-Off and Boil-Dry Protection, Mesh Filter, Keep Warm Function,...
【THE PUREST WATER FOR YOU】– Our electric kettle is made with the finest quality borosilicate glass and food-grade 304 stainless steel, Built-in Mesh Filter, 100% BPA-FREE, provides you the safest and freshest water. 1.7 Litre capacity makes 6 to 8 cups
【FAST & QUIET BOILING KETTLE】– Powerful and rapid boil Tech, Get hot water in just 3 minutes, enjoy your coffee, tea, or oatmeal in no time. Effectively saves more energy than your microwave, stove or your old kettle
【AUTO SHUT OFF & BOIL-DRY PROTECTION】– Features British STRIX thermostat technology, the tea kettle auto shut-off within 30s after the water is fully boiling, and boil-dry protection prevents the kettle from turning on when there is no water. In an ideal V-shape pour spout, no water will splash out when pouring
【ILLUMINATING INDICATOR & KEEP WARM FUNCTION】– With Blue LED indicator light lets you know when the black kettle is on and off, making it easy to boil water even in a dark kitchen. Meanwhile, a keep warm switch with green light keeps the water in the kettle hot（water temperature around 60°） for 6-8 hours after it is boiled
【EASY TO USE & CLEAN】– Your kettles electric is designed with a 360° rotatable base and cord storage, completely cordless when off the base, suitable for both right-handed and left-handed users. A large water window makes accurate filling. 90° wide-open mouth for quick and easy cleanup of any residue or limescale (Hint: use lemon juice or baking soda)
【Customer Service】 2-year warranty, 7*24h online for FAQs; If any problem, please feel free to contact GABERLEE via the Amazon message center
8 reviews for GABERLEE Electric Kettle, 1.7L, 3000W Fast Boil Quiet Glass Kettle with Blue LED, Auto Shut-Off and Boil-Dry Protection, Mesh Filter, Keep Warm Function, BPA-Free, Black
Rated 5 out of 5
sonia –
Good product easy to use
Rated 5 out of 5
David Podraza –
The GABERLEE Electric Kettle (1.7L, 3000W) has quickly become an essential part of my kitchen. It’s fast, efficient, and stylish – perfect for anyone who needs hot water in a hurry!
💨 Super Fast Boiling – The 3000W power means it boils water incredibly quickly—it can bring a full kettle to a boil in just a few minutes, saving time when you’re in a rush.
💧 Large Capacity – With a 1.7L capacity, it’s ideal for making tea, coffee, or even for cooking purposes. It can easily serve multiple cups, which is great for when I have guests over.
🔒 Safety Features – The auto shut-off and boil-dry protection provide peace of mind, ensuring the kettle won’t overheat or boil without water. The cool-touch exterior keeps it safe to handle, even when it’s hot.
🌟 Sleek & Stylish Design – The modern design fits well with my kitchen decor, and the stainless steel finish adds a touch of elegance. It also has a clear water level window, so you always know how much water you have left.
💡 Easy to Use – The cordless design and 360-degree swivel base make it incredibly easy to handle and pour from any angle.
Overall, the GABERLEE Electric Kettle is a highly efficient, stylish, and safe kettle that makes boiling water a breeze. I’d highly recommend it for anyone looking for quick boiling, large capacity, and great value! 💦🔥
Rated 1 out of 5
Alan Lawrence –
I bought this kettle as a replacement for my Russell Hobbs kettle which was showing it’s age. I used it for the first time today as the Russell Hobbs switch finally failed. I filled it to the max line (1.7 litres) then switched on. I waited… and waited and waited and it finally boiled spewing water from the spout. Not a huge amount but enough to be troublesome and unsafe. I didn’t measure the time to boil but it was considerably longer than my 1.7 litre Russell Hobbs kettle. I poured water from the kettle and I can only say that I’ve never seen a kettle pour so badly or slowly. The Hobbs kettle poured smoothly and at a decent rate. Next step was to measure the time to boil a measured mug of water which is how I generally use the Russell Hobbs. Once again, I didn’t measure the time taken to boil but I can say it took at least three times longer than the Russell Hobbs which usually boils a mug of water in around 40 seconds, even with refrigerated water. I decided to dig out my measuring equipment. The rated 3 Kilowatts is totally erroneous as suspected. I measured a peak of 1.43 Kilowatts at an exact 230volts and 50 Hertz mains frequency. Next is the ‘keep warm’ feature; sorry, gimmick! First, there are good health reasons for not keeping boiled water warm for further use later, in for example, tea. Do a search and find out why re-boiled water is not a good idea. The second point is that keeping this thing on keep warm is wasting energy and your hard earned cash. You could end up paying more than if you had simply boiled freshly drawn water. That of course depends on the length of time ‘keep warm’ was in operation. The lid. On first filling, the lid stayed open while it was filled. On any subsequent filling, the lid would not stay open, indicating that the plastics had warped (not obviously visible). If you have just boiled the kettle and wish to refill it from a tap to boil it again, you will have difficulty unless you have three hands. One to hold the kettle, one to lift and hold open the lid and one to operate the tap. Obviously water from a jug or filter is easier. Only the usually supplied two hands are required. Oh, did I mention that if it had been a 3 Kilowatt kettle, the cable would not have been adequate? I could go on and on but in summary… Would I buy again? NO! Not even as a gift for a hated person. It is wrongly advertised, I consider it dangerous for some, under certain circumstances and overpriced for what it is. A cheap plastic Cookworks kettle is preferable. I wonder if it would pass an electrical breakdown test. I may test later. Do yourself a favour and avoid this product. One can buy a 3 Kilowatt kettle of decent pedigree for around the same price or much higher if you want a designer type. Even with the LED’s if that’s what floats your boat. I’m off to track down a new decent non Chinese designed kettle. Yes most are made in China anyway but a pedigree British designed (or European if you must!) kettle will be made to a better spec. Maybe I’ll buy another Russell Hobbs as it lasted for over 10 years without problems. Other brands are available!
Rated 3 out of 5
Una –
What can I say – it does the main job – boil water, it’s quiet but definitely it isn’t a fast boil kettle, seems it takes ages to boil.a.full kettle, I have had couple fast boil ones before therefore I can compare. Even if kettle has been filled up to 1.7mark when it’s boil it’s chuck out a quiet lot amount of water. I don’t like the way you have open the lid, have to use both hands and about using for a month it doesn’t stay up property once it’s been opened, feels quiet flimsy. I like design, the lead could be a bit longer. Haven’t used the warm function so no comments about that. I accidently smashed the previous kettle so to choose this one was a quick problem solution but would I buy it again? Probably not.
Rated 4 out of 5
colin mccormick –
Lucky it still works after delivery driver literally dropped this item over the back fence along with the other parcel.
Rated 2 out of 5
Julie –
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Not as expected, I have purchased before under a different brand name, one of the pictures clearly shows a button to lift the lid, this model doesn’t have this, not essential but very handy. Also it takes about 20 seconds once it reaches boiling to turn off, this doesn’t sound long, but it throws out a lot of steam in those 20 seconds so anything above in my case my cooker hood and back splash is covered in water! My old kettle takes 5 seconds to turn off and boiled quicker too. I really didn’t want to spend a fortune on something I use a few times a day to make a cuppa, it’s just a kettle but it’s basic function is so flawed I think I will return it.
Rated 5 out of 5
Jeremy Thorburn –
Good price kettle that works well, fast boil and reheat what more do you need !
Rated 5 out of 5
Estar Panek-Noble –
amazing kettle. Heats up quickly, we have a smart plug so we have intergrated it with Alexa. Looks very Moderna and holds a large volume.
sonia –
Good product easy to use
David Podraza –
The GABERLEE Electric Kettle (1.7L, 3000W) has quickly become an essential part of my kitchen. It’s fast, efficient, and stylish – perfect for anyone who needs hot water in a hurry!
💨 Super Fast Boiling – The 3000W power means it boils water incredibly quickly—it can bring a full kettle to a boil in just a few minutes, saving time when you’re in a rush.
💧 Large Capacity – With a 1.7L capacity, it’s ideal for making tea, coffee, or even for cooking purposes. It can easily serve multiple cups, which is great for when I have guests over.
🔒 Safety Features – The auto shut-off and boil-dry protection provide peace of mind, ensuring the kettle won’t overheat or boil without water. The cool-touch exterior keeps it safe to handle, even when it’s hot.
🌟 Sleek & Stylish Design – The modern design fits well with my kitchen decor, and the stainless steel finish adds a touch of elegance. It also has a clear water level window, so you always know how much water you have left.
💡 Easy to Use – The cordless design and 360-degree swivel base make it incredibly easy to handle and pour from any angle.
Overall, the GABERLEE Electric Kettle is a highly efficient, stylish, and safe kettle that makes boiling water a breeze. I’d highly recommend it for anyone looking for quick boiling, large capacity, and great value! 💦🔥
Alan Lawrence –
I bought this kettle as a replacement for my Russell Hobbs kettle which was showing it’s age. I used it for the first time today as the Russell Hobbs switch finally failed.
I filled it to the max line (1.7 litres) then switched on. I waited… and waited and waited and it finally boiled spewing water from the spout. Not a huge amount but enough to be troublesome and unsafe. I didn’t measure the time to boil but it was considerably longer than my 1.7 litre Russell Hobbs kettle. I poured water from the kettle and I can only say that I’ve never seen a kettle pour so badly or slowly. The Hobbs kettle poured smoothly and at a decent rate. Next step was to measure the time to boil a measured mug of water which is how I generally use the Russell Hobbs. Once again, I didn’t measure the time taken to boil but I can say it took at least three times longer than the Russell Hobbs which usually boils a mug of water in around 40 seconds, even with refrigerated water.
I decided to dig out my measuring equipment. The rated 3 Kilowatts is totally erroneous as suspected. I measured a peak of 1.43 Kilowatts at an exact 230volts and 50 Hertz mains frequency.
Next is the ‘keep warm’ feature; sorry, gimmick! First, there are good health reasons for not keeping boiled water warm for further use later, in for example, tea. Do a search and find out why re-boiled water is not a good idea. The second point is that keeping this thing on keep warm is wasting energy and your hard earned cash. You could end up paying more than if you had simply boiled freshly drawn water. That of course depends on the length of time ‘keep warm’ was in operation.
The lid. On first filling, the lid stayed open while it was filled. On any subsequent filling, the lid would not stay open, indicating that the plastics had warped (not obviously visible). If you have just boiled the kettle and wish to refill it from a tap to boil it again, you will have difficulty unless you have three hands. One to hold the kettle, one to lift and hold open the lid and one to operate the tap. Obviously water from a jug or filter is easier. Only the usually supplied two hands are required. Oh, did I mention that if it had been a 3 Kilowatt kettle, the cable would not have been adequate? I could go on and on but in summary…
Would I buy again? NO! Not even as a gift for a hated person. It is wrongly advertised, I consider it dangerous for some, under certain circumstances and overpriced for what it is. A cheap plastic Cookworks kettle is preferable. I wonder if it would pass an electrical breakdown test. I may test later. Do yourself a favour and avoid this product. One can buy a 3 Kilowatt kettle of decent pedigree for around the same price or much higher if you want a designer type. Even with the LED’s if that’s what floats your boat. I’m off to track down a new decent non Chinese designed kettle. Yes most are made in China anyway but a pedigree British designed (or European if you must!) kettle will be made to a better spec. Maybe I’ll buy another Russell Hobbs as it lasted for over 10 years without problems. Other brands are available!
Una –
What can I say – it does the main job – boil water, it’s quiet but definitely it isn’t a fast boil kettle, seems it takes ages to boil.a.full kettle, I have had couple fast boil ones before therefore I can compare.
Even if kettle has been filled up to 1.7mark when it’s boil it’s chuck out a quiet lot amount of water.
I don’t like the way you have open the lid, have to use both hands and about using for a month it doesn’t stay up property once it’s been opened, feels quiet flimsy.
I like design, the lead could be a bit longer.
Haven’t used the warm function so no comments about that.
I accidently smashed the previous kettle so to choose this one was a quick problem solution but would I buy it again? Probably not.
colin mccormick –
Lucky it still works after delivery driver literally dropped this item over the back fence along with the other parcel.
Julie –
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Not as expected, I have purchased before under a different brand name, one of the pictures clearly shows a button to lift the lid, this model doesn’t have this, not essential but very handy.
Also it takes about 20 seconds once it reaches boiling to turn off, this doesn’t sound long, but it throws out a lot of steam in those 20 seconds so anything above in my case my cooker hood and back splash is covered in water!
My old kettle takes 5 seconds to turn off and boiled quicker too.
I really didn’t want to spend a fortune on something I use a few times a day to make a cuppa, it’s just a kettle but it’s basic function is so flawed I think I will return it.
Jeremy Thorburn –
Good price kettle that works well, fast boil and reheat what more do you need !
Estar Panek-Noble –
amazing kettle. Heats up quickly, we have a smart plug so we have intergrated it with Alexa.
Looks very Moderna and holds a large volume.