Something to consider is the material that the kettle is made from. Copper heats the water faster than any other material. Anodized aluminum is a pretty close second.
Generally speaking, copper lasts longer, as long as the pot is not overheated. But, anodized aluminum and stainless steel are easier to care for.
Glass kettles break more easily, but many people find the look appealing. Just remember never to boil it dry and always follow the manufacturer’s instructions for care and handling. Regardless of the material, filtered or bottled water is recommended, in order to avoid residue building up inside and outside of the pot.
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 BOSCH PRIVATE COLLECTIONS CHROME KETTLE TWK6831GB  £44.99
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 BOSCH PRIVATE COLLECTIONS BLACK KETTLE TWK6033VGB £34.99
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 Le Creuset Whistling Kone Kettle Almond / Dune NEW £37.50
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 BREVILLE CAFE SERIES JUG KETTLE BRUSHED S/STEEL JK71 £39.99
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 BREVILLE BRITA FILTER KETTLE POLISHED S/STEEL VKJ096 £44.99
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 MORPHY RICHARDS INTELLIBOIL KETTLE BLACK 43870 £39.99
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 BREVILLE BLACK SOFT TOUCH MIDKNIGHT KETTLE JK153 £39.99
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 WHOLESALE BANKRUPT JOBLOT OF 48 BEST KETTLE DESCALERS £38.00
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 Cuisinart KE7451U Kettle stainless steel £49.00
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 Philips HD4671/20 S/Steel Metal Cordless Jug Kettle £42.95
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