Russell Hobbs 15082

I wanted a new kettle for my kitchen and was looking around for a model that really stood out. I like to buy quite quirky and unique items and so when this kettle had high ratings on Amazon, I knew it was the one for me as it looked special. This kettle is by Russell Hobbs and it definitely isn't a cheap model but it looks good, and the idea of it being glass did look really nice. I also like that it still has metal on it too, it is made by a really good brand, what more could I want? APPEARANCE This kettle is 1.25kg in weight which isn't light but it looks good, it has a glass body and it has ... more

Last year, our trusty stainless steel Russell Hobbs kettle suddenly stopped working. Faced with the frankly terrifying prospect of a morning without a hot cup of coffee to wake us up, my husband rushed off to the local large supermarket in search of a replacement. The kettle he came back with was the Russell Hobbs 15802. The Product On first impressions, this is visually a good looking kettle. It is a relatively simple design – a clear jug with a silver, stainless steel trim to top and bottom, plus a black plastic flip lid and handle. The kettle sits on a base which matches the black and ... more

Gorgeous kettle We all know us Brits are obsessed with cups of tea and coffee and “put the kettle on” is probably one of the most used expression in our vocabulary. In most British houses a kettle will be the appliance that you will use more than any other so it makes sense to buy a good one. The Russell Hobbs 15082 is the kettle I bought for my kitchen and I would love to say I chose it after reading countless reviews about it but the truth it a friend had one and I liked the look of it but I got lucky in that it not only looks good but is also a great water boiler. The look of the kettle is ... more

I haven't had the best of luck with kettles since moving in with my boyfriend over a year ago and to me a kettle is a necessity. I need a kettle in the house, i could not stay there if there was indeed no kettle. I've tried many other kettles, cheap ones admittedly such as a tesco value kettle and an Argos value kettle and they both seemed to break within a few months. To be fair they did take a lot of use, i like Tea. But this is beyond the point, a kettle should last you a long while and not 3 months. Therefore after i had my university bursary come through i thought 'Enough of the cheap ... more

Kettles do not last long in our house hence why this is the newest addition to our kitchen. I don't buy kettles for our house, my husband tends to buy them but if I had of bought one this kettle probably wouldn't have come home with me. Russell Hobbs is a good name though and according to an article I read, "The Russell Hobbs brand has been synonymous with quality, style and innovation for over 50 years. Founded in 1952 by Bill Russell and Peter Hobbs, the brand has led the way by introducing products which offer real consumer benefits and technological advancements. Such is the strength of ... more