This kettle is worth the investment. It's sleek and minimal and 100% worth the money. The sing-song noise it makes when the kettle boils is so much better than the usual beeping that normal kettles makes. I say normal, because this one is on another level. Simply gorgeous.

No problems with the kettle yet still overpriced for what it is.

It does not work

Brought our kitchen to life with its glossy white colour and shining features, would fit perfectly into any kitchen, it has a 1970s American café sort of vibe! The filter built into the kettle stops any large/small bits of lime-scale making they’re way into your drinks & it’s relatively quiet to boil compared to other kettles. Overall, we love our new kettle!

Bought this kettle to match my smeg toaster and yes it looks the part but it has a few downsides. Its a very heavy kettle even without the water in it so even worse when its full. The lid is a push button that is very temperamental and takes a bit of getting used to. The water level indicator is always steamed up so its hard to tell how much water is in it. If it wasn't for the fact I wanted it to match my toaster its very over priced when you can get something at almost a 10th of the price that does exactly the same and is much lighter and has a better lid. If you're not buying this just for the name then I suggest you go for another kettle and save a lot of money!

Rather reluctantly ordered this Smeg kettle after some serious persuasion from wifey as we had just finished our new white kitchen. “The only kettle I want” was the repetitive line. Arrived as promised amid the Covid-19 lockdown. Very smart looking, really quiet and that touch of quality with slow function fill lid. Really impressed. Wifey has no excuses now when I ask for a cuppa

I swithered over buying myself a Smeg kettle for such a long time, the reason being the price but in the end I succumbed to ordering this beauty and I'm so happy I did. The Smeg kettle is worth every penny, with it's unmistakable iconic retro design and eye-catching logo, it has completely lifted my kitchen from the budget white gloss j-pull kitchen of the moment, transforming it into a really stylish looking high-end gleaming kitchen of another calibre. All because of the kettle (okay, I did go ahead and order the toaster too!!). You can feel the quality in the weight of the kettle as soon as you lift it out of the box, then you discover the features that set it apart from most other kettles, such as the sophisticated push-top lid - with a touch of the button on the lid, it opens automatically in a sleek and controlled way - I was so impressed and had the biggest smile! Then when you go to use it, you realise it can hold 1.7 litres of water! The flick-on switch is also designed to be set apart from any other, not merely a button, but a little rod with a ball on the end that just gives it that 50's American styling; the action of switching it down to start the kettle is pleasurable in itself! Then comes the lovely quiet hum (or should I say purr?) of the kettle as it begins to heat the water...it just all round oozes quality. I also love that there is a light that comes on around the on-flick-switch when you've switched it on then it blinks as the kettle is about to reach boiling point. I just love this kettle and I can't stop admiring it every time I walk into my kitchen now. Anybody thinking about buying this, I'd say just go for it because it's so so worth it!

We bought this kettle in December 2021. It looks great and works as a kettle should. Unfortunately 2 months out of its warranty it is leaking from somewhere around the base. Not worth spending so much money on a disposable item.