Morphy Richards 41511 Voyager Travel

Advantages: Compact, heats quickly
Disadvantages: I hate to iron so just owning it is a disadvantage!

...A couple of years ago my husband and I were wandering around the Duty Free electric shop of Ben Gurion Airport when we happened upon this little iron being sold as a set with a travel kettle by Morphy Richards. Seeing as we are usually quite desperate for coffee first thing in the morning when we're away, and seeing as we don't always stay in places that provide you with a kettle, we thought that the kettle itself would be a great idea. But no, they weren't selling the Voyager Kettle without the Voyager Iron. We debated for a while, and then decided to get them both anyway because, at that time, my husband was doing quite a bit of traveling for his job, and he figured he might need the iron as well. This is a very small iron that has a pad that is only about 15cm long, and is hardly more than 9cm wide at its widest part. Its housing... Read review

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Advantages: fast heating time.
Disadvantages: none that ive seen.

...The Morphy Richards 22070 are cordless and don't require batteries (so no more tripping over the wires) I also thought they were good value for money as I paid £70 for them so they are a far bit cheaper than many others I've looked at in the past. Ive tryed a fair few hair straighteners over the last few years and these Morphy Richards 22070 Cordless straighteners are amongst the best I've had. They get hot in just 30 seconds, and they keep hot for up to 4 minutes. If it needs a top up, then pop back the Morphy Richards hair straightener into the charging stand. it has two heat settings for ease of use and the ceramic plates on the 22070 mean a smooth finish and excellent heat distribution every time.... Read review

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Advantages: Fresh Bread whenever you want
Disadvantages: None

...We had, until two days ago, a Morphy Richards 4825 breadmaker. It had given stirling results over the past 3 years or so making a least two loaves a week until the heating element went. Looking for a replacement I searched all the usual shops - both online and locally and eventually found the Cookworks XBM1038 in Argos at £23.99. This machine bears an uncanny resemblance to the Morphy Richards 4825 and based on this we went and bought one. On opening the box we found that indeed, with a few exceptions the unit appeared to be a re-badged Morphy Richards. It has a couple of extra functions (called Ultra Fast) over the Morphy Richards 4825 and slight cosmetic changes. It works as good as my old unit and produces just as good bread and the Ultra Fast - if you follow the instructions - gives reasonably good results. Unlike the Morphy... Read review

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