Deal alert: The top-rated kettle that 'boils water like lightning' is just $20 on Amazon— today only
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Whether you’re a tea aficionado, a coffee lover, or just need a fast and easy way to boil water, an electric kettle is the way to go. They’re great for anyone who doesn’t have time to deal with a stove or just doesn’t have easy access to one. Luckily, the brand that thousands of reviewers are calling “the holy grail of electric kettles” is on sale — and three options are available for as low as $20!
Today only, Amazon slashed the price of Secura kettles up to 38 percent. From stainless steel tea kettles in adorable pastel shades, to double-wall models that ensure no plastic ever ends up in your Earl Grey, reviewers can’t get enough of these top-rated appliances.
Secura SWK-1201DRO Stainless Steel Electric Tea Kettle
Aside from how adorable this kettle looks, this stainless steel model has a handy safety feature — it automatically shuts off once the water inside starts to boil. Crafted in an ergonomic design that includes a curved handle for easy moving and pouring, this pink cordless provides the ease you need for tea time and beyond.
“When I found this electric kettle, I felt as though I’d hit the pink, sparkling, diamond faceted jackpot of electric kettles!” one reviewer raved. “The inside is made entirely of stainless steel (I confirmed this directly with Secura), it boils the maximum amount of water within minutes, automatically shuts off when boiling temperature is reached, and, above all, is absolutely beautiful! Thank you to the folks who made this functional beauty! Such a simple way to elicit pure joy when needing hot water quickly.”
Shop it: Secura SWK-1201DRO Stainless Steel Electric Tea Kettle, $40 (Was $60), amazon.com
Secura K15-F1E The Original Double Wall Stainless Steel Electric Kettle
This sleek, 100 percent stainless steel electric kettle can fit up to 1.5 liters of water easily in its double-walled construction. Water level lines run up the kettle’s interior, providing some guidance to your measuring. The steel build of this kettle keeps water hot longer (and will keep the outside cool to touch), and an automatic shut-off ensures that the process is safe throughout.
“This is the second one we own,” one happy reviewer shared. “We really love the first one we got, so when it finally stepped down, we bought another same one. It is well made, great simple design makes it so easy to use and clean. Outside is not hot at all. No need to worry to burn my hands. What I love most is that all inside walls and ceiling is steel. No single piece of plastic can be found to contact hot water. That assures me it is truly inside plastic-free, which is very healthy and not easy to find in electric kettle. Really a great kettle meets all my critical standards!”
Shop it: Secura K15-F1E The Original Double Wall Stainless Steel Electric Kettle, $27 (Was $40), amazon.com
Secura SWK-1001DB Stainless Steel Double Wall Electric Kettle
This one-liter cordless kettle gets the job done in minutes, quickly boiling water and keeping it warm, thanks to a double-wall design. It sits on top of a rotating base that heats the water inside quickly, plus it’s a breeze to clean. Some reviewers say it’s so fast, that it “heats up water like lightning!”
“My kids were boiling water on the stove to make oatmeal and hot chocolate,” one shopper revealed. “I was so afraid they would accidentally leave the burner on. This is easy, breezy and worry-free. If they forget about it, it shuts off as soon as the water boils. The perfect appliance.”
Shop it: Secura SWK-1001DB Stainless Steel Double Wall Electric Kettle, $20 (Was $29), amazon.com
The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.
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