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Rated 19/11/2022, variant Tefal KO851830 KET DIGITAL
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Stainless steel interior, solid product except for the lid
Very quiet operation (boiling water noise is muffled by the steel wall)
Design
The kettle is taller than similar products, so for shallow sinks and longer faucets, it can be a bit of fun to maneuver it under a running tap. Plus, it's also heavy thanks to the steel interior, so you'll be strengthening your forearms during this operation: -) But that's an acceptable tax for a solid design
for some time there was a strange odour when boiling water, probably from the boiling plastic lid, this faded after a few weeks (the water tasted normal)
Temperature display is only on one side, this may bother left-handed people
The base has only one rubber foot on the bottom - it "runs" along the line
inside there is only one measuring feature for maximum water content - 1,7l, a notch for at least 1l would be very helpful
The plastic lid and its opening system gives the impression that it won't survive for many years.
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Rated 23/06/2022, variant Tefal KO851830 KET DIGITAL
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Rated 18/06/2022, variant Tefal KO851830 KET DIGITAL
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We are particularly comfortable with heating to 40 degrees. It does not have a lever that can be stuck, for example, on a drip tray, which is essential for a kettle in terms of fire safety. For that price, I' m very upset that the part on the litter on the cover is made of the kind of plastic it smells like and never stops. It reaches the set temperature really accurately.
has a temperature setting of 40 degrees
design
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high heating accuracy
it opens harder, the latch probably sticks with limescale