Electric kettles

Best Electric Kettle in India

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Short answer

The Bajaj KTX 1.8 Litre DLX Electric Kettle is our top pick: it lists both safety cut-offs and a cordless base, and has the longest warranty here, at 2 years. Most buyers choosing an electric kettle weigh body material, size and safety cut-offs. The five kettles below include four stainless steel bodies and one borosilicate glass body, in sizes from 1.2 litres to 1.8 litres.

The KENT Elegant Electric Glass Kettle 1.8L (opens in a new tab) has the highest listed power, at 1800 watts. The Milton Euroline Go Electro Stainless Steel Electric Kettle (opens in a new tab) does not state its power. Always check the retailer page for the current details.

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Comparison at a glance

Specs from each manufacturer's product page. "Not stated" means the maker does not publish it.

The picks

Pick #1Best overall

Bajaj KTX 1.8 Litre DLX Electric Kettle

Brand: Bajaj
  • Capacity1.8 litres
  • Power1350 watts
  • BodyStainless steel
  • Warranty2 years

Bajaj offers the biggest steel kettle in the list. The maker says it has a safety locking lid and a wide mouth for easy cleaning. It also says it offers 360-degree cordless operation on a detachable power base, with cord storage.

Bajaj KTX 1.8 Litre DLX Electric Kettle specifications
Capacity1.8 litres
Power1350 watts
Body materialStainless steel
Auto shut-offYes (auto cut-off)
Boil-dry protectionYes (auto cut-off helps prevent overheating and dry boiling)
Warranty2 years

Pros

  • A 2-year warranty and a 1.8-litre capacity.
  • A cordless base with cord storage.

Cons

  • Temperature control is not stated.

Suits: A buyer who wants a 1.8-litre kettle with a 2-year warranty.

Falls short: At 1350 W it is well below the KENT's 1800 W.

Pick #2Best for lid lock and ISI mark

Prestige 1.5L PKOSS Stainless Steel Electric Kettle

Brand: Prestige
  • Capacity1.5 litres
  • Power1350 watts
  • BodyStainless steel
  • Warranty1 year

Prestige makes a mid-size steel kettle with both safety cut-offs. The maker says it carries ISI certification. It adds that the single-touch lid lock keeps steam in while the water boils, and that the steel lid avoids plastic leaching.

Prestige 1.5L PKOSS Stainless Steel Electric Kettle specifications
Capacity1.5 litres
Power1350 watts
Body materialStainless steel (with stainless steel lid)
Auto shut-offYes, switches off when water reaches boiling temperature
Boil-dry protectionYes, switches off if the kettle runs dry
Warranty1 year

Pros

  • Both auto shut-off and boil-dry protection are listed.
  • ISI certification, as Prestige states.

Cons

  • The warranty is 1 year, half of Bajaj's 2 years.

Suits: A buyer who wants a steel kettle with a lid lock and a certification mark.

Falls short: It has no listed temperature settings.

Pick #3

Havells Aqua Plus Electric Kettle 1.2 Litre

Brand: Havells
  • Capacity1.2 litres
  • Power1250 watts
  • BodyStainless steel

Havells builds a double wall steel tank. The maker says the tank gives a cool-touch exterior. It also says the kettle has a wider mouth for easy filling, pouring and cleaning, and that the box holds the kettle, a detachable base and an instruction manual.

Havells Aqua Plus Electric Kettle 1.2 Litre specifications
Capacity1.2 litres
Power1250 watts
Body materialDouble wall stainless steel tank with cool-touch exterior

Pros

  • A cool-touch exterior, as Havells describes it.
  • A wide mouth for filling and cleaning.

Cons

  • Auto shut-off and boil-dry protection are not stated.
  • Warranty is not stated.

Suits: A buyer who wants a cool-touch steel body.

Falls short: Without listed safety cut-offs, you must confirm them on the retailer page.

Pick #4

Milton Euroline Go Electro Stainless Steel Electric Kettle

Brand: Milton
  • Capacity1.2 litres
  • BodyStainless steel
  • Warranty1 year

Milton sells a 1.2-litre steel kettle with a plain feature set. The maker says it has a power indicator, an on-off button and automatic shut-off for safety and power saving. It also says the handle can be touched immediately after use.

Milton Euroline Go Electro Stainless Steel Electric Kettle specifications
Capacity1.2 litres (1200 ml variant)
Body materialStainless steel
Auto shut-offYes
Warranty1 year against manufacturing defects

Pros

  • Automatic shut-off and a power indicator.
  • A wide mouth and hinged lid for easy cleaning, according to Milton.

Cons

  • Power is not stated.
  • Boil-dry protection is not stated.

Suits: A buyer who wants a simple steel kettle.

Falls short: The 1-year warranty is valid only with the original bill endorsed by the seller.

Pick #5Best glass body

KENT Elegant Electric Glass Kettle 1.8L

Brand: KENT
  • Capacity1.8 litres
  • Power1800 watts
  • BodyBorosilicate glass

KENT is the only glass kettle here. The maker says the borosilicate glass resists cracks, scuffs and scratches better than ordinary glass. It also says a soft blue LED light illuminates the kettle as the water heats.

KENT Elegant Electric Glass Kettle 1.8L specifications
Capacity1.8 litres
Power1800 watts (max)
Body materialBorosilicate glass
Auto shut-offYes, cuts power once the water reaches boiling
Boil-dry protectionYes, cuts power if the kettle detects no water

Pros

  • You can see the water while it heats.
  • Both safety cut-offs are listed.

Cons

  • No temperature control is listed.

Suits: A buyer who prefers a glass kettle.

Falls short: Warranty is not stated, so check the seller.

How to choose

Start with body material. Four of the five here are steel. KENT makes the glass one, and its blue light shows the water as it heats. Our guides to the best stainless steel electric kettle and the best glass electric kettle cover each material in depth.

Next, pick the size. The kettles here run from 1.2 to 1.8 litres, and no maker gives a household size. Larger kettles take more space on the counter.

Then check the safety features. Auto shut-off and boil-dry protection matter most. The Prestige, Bajaj and KENT kettles list both. The Milton lists shut-off only. The Havells lists neither.

Look at power as well. The listed figures run from 1250 to 1800 watts. A higher wattage is the maker's rating for the heating element.

Think about handling too. Havells and Milton both describe a wide mouth for filling and cleaning. Bajaj lists a wide mouth and a safety locking lid. Prestige lists a single-touch lid lock. Milton says its handle can be touched immediately after use, and Havells says its double wall gives a cool-touch exterior.

Consider the warranty. Bajaj gives 2 years. Prestige and Milton give 1 year. Havells and KENT do not state one.

If you want more than boiling, the best multipurpose electric kettle page covers steaming kettles. For control over heat, read the best electric kettle with temperature control guide. For makers, see the best electric kettle brand page. All electric kettles sit in one hub.

Verdict

The Bajaj KTX 1.8 Litre DLX Electric Kettle is the broadest steel choice on the listed specs. It lists both safety cut-offs and a cordless base. It also has the longest warranty. The Prestige 1.5L PKOSS Stainless Steel Electric Kettle suits buyers who want ISI certification and a lid lock.

The KENT Elegant Electric Glass Kettle 1.8L suits those who want a glass body. The Havells Aqua Plus Electric Kettle 1.2 Litre and the Milton Euroline Go Electro Stainless Steel Electric Kettle suit buyers who want a smaller 1.2-litre kettle, though some specs are not stated.

Whichever you choose, read the retailer page for the current details. Specs can change between batches.

Frequently asked questions

Which kettle is best for one person?

No maker states a household size. The Havells and Milton are the 1.2-litre options, but Milton lists auto shut-off only and Havells lists neither shut-off nor boil-dry protection. Our travel kettle and 1.5 litre kettle guides cover other sizes.

What does boil-dry protection do?

It cuts the power when the kettle has no water. Prestige, Bajaj and KENT list it.

Is glass safe?

KENT says its borosilicate glass resists cracks, scuffs and scratches better than ordinary glass.

Do these kettles have temperature settings?

No. None of the five lists temperature control.

How is a cordless base useful?

Bajaj and KENT both describe a cordless kettle on a detachable base. Bajaj offers 360-degree operation, and KENT says its kettle rotates 360 degrees.

Where do I check the warranty?

Look on the retailer page. Milton says its warranty is valid only with the original bill endorsed by the seller.

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