Emberton Stainless Steel Kettle 0.5Ltr Catering Boil Jug Ergonomic Design

But WAY overpriced. It's a good size for solo people and for camping. Takes up a little less counter space and is easier to handle. Seems very well made, the only problem is there is no lime scale filter. It says it's 500ml, but it's more like 700ml, so you could boil enough water for an extra large mug. Because it's 700 watts, it does take a few minutes longer, 2-3, to boil, but look, it's still convenient. If I'm at home making tea, I'm normally not in a hurry.Update: When I bought this, the listing said it was 700 watts. Now the listing says 1000 watts. The picture looks exactly the same, so I don't know whether the original listing was wrong, they've modified the kettle in production, or the new details are misleading. It's a good kettle, but it does take a bit longer than a larger kettle to boil, and the price is ridiculously high. I bought this because I needed a small kettle for a purpose. I need another one, but I won't buy this again until the price comes down. £50 for a little kettle is taking the mickey.Update 2: I used this with a Jackery and the watts output was 875 to start, then dropping to 869. So, as far as I'm concerned, this is a 875 watt kettle. Sensibly, the seller dropped the price to £38 (still a bit high, but not exorbitant), so I bought another one: one for the kitchen and one for the camper.

Bought for our campervan. It is an ideal size for 2 people. Quick to boil and looks great. Love that it lifts off the charging base making it safer and easier to use in the van.