A kettle today is much more than just a way to boil water. Many models now have handy extras like temperature settings and energy-saving features, making your daily cup of tea even better.
Size and power
The first things to check are capacity and wattage. Most kettles hold between 0.8 and 1.7 litres. If you often make tea for several people, around 1 litre is ideal.
The higher the wattage, the faster the water boils. A 2,400-watt kettle is much quicker than a 1,400-watt one. For everyday use, we recommend at least 2,000 watts – it saves both time and energy.
Which material suits you?
The material makes a big difference to durability. Stainless steel is the strongest and most hygienic, glass looks elegant, and plastic is light and affordable. A stainless steel kettle typically lasts 5–7 years with daily use.
Safety first
Modern kettles should always include safety features like automatic shut-off, boil-dry protection and non-slip feet. They prevent accidents and extend the life of your appliance.
Many Nedis models also come with overheat protection and a 360° swivel base, making them extra safe and convenient, especially in busy kitchens.
Save energy & improve flavour
Kettles with adjustable temperature settings are smart and efficient. You don’t always need to boil water to 100°C: 70°C is perfect for green tea, 80°C for white tea and 95°C for black tea. This saves energy and makes your tea taste better.
A design piece in your kitchen
A kettle is also a kitchen design element these days. Besides practical features, its look matters too – combining ease of use, durability and style.
The ideal choice
For everyday use, the best option is a kettle with 0.8–1 litre capacity, at least 2,000 watts, a strong build and key safety features. That’s enough for 4–5 cups of tea – perfect for a family or small office.
Nedis offers a wide range of kettles made especially for tea lovers. With features like keep-warm and multiple temperature settings, they combine quality, safety and energy efficiency in one appliance.