Venture Pyramid Kettle - Brushed Stainless Steel - 1.5L - Rapid Boil - Metal - 100130

If you're looking to upgrade your kitchen counter with both form and function, this kettle is a standout. From the moment I unboxed it, the modern minimalist design caught my eye — cream finish with stainless steel accents and a gracefully curved handle that screams sophistication. But it’s not just about looks. This kettle performs. It boils water rapidly and does so quietly. The subtle lit power switch gives it a premium feel. The spout is perfectly shaped for controlled pouring (great for pour-over coffee enthusiasts), and the 360° swivel base makes it easy to lift and return from any angle. Pros: Eye-catching, stylish design Fast and quiet boiling User-friendly features (auto shut-off, swivel base) Comfortable grip and precise pour Cons: Slightly pricier than other kettles, but well worth the upgrade In short, this kettle is the perfect mix of elegance and efficiency. A must-have if you want something that complements a modern kitchen without compromising performance.

I bought this to replace the one I had, not because it was broken but because it was looking shabby after many many years and the paint had started peeling, the new model is stylish , pretty duck egg blue and feels even better quality than the last one. I did see a review saying it's good for disabled people but I find it quite heavy so I disagree that it is. I am happy and hope it lasts as long as the previous one.

Lovely kettle, quality item and looks really classy and had a guage so you can see how much water is in it . Worked well at first, quiet to boil and easy to clean. However today the switch off facility didn't work when I bought it to the boil.

Lovely, timeless, classic design. Looks great & works very well indeed. Delighted with it.

This is a very handsome kettle and has been much admired by friends. Especially good value in Black Friday sale

Lovely kettle, bought as a gift, Daughter very pleased

Does what it says rapid boil. Looks good quality but quite noisy.

I was initially impressed by the stylish looks of this Morphy Richards kettle, but appearances can be deceiving. The first time I tried taking the filler lid off the lid came apart, leaving the metal disc part of the lid firmly jambed in the filler opening. It looks as if the components of the lid, both metal and plastic, were only held together by two very thin plastic pins and that these had broken. Part of the lid is now in the kettle and cannot be retrieved, and the metal disc cannot be removed from the filler aperture. This is not the quality I expect from a well-known brand. I have returned the kettle. I then visited Currys and had a look at their kettles. Without exception the lids were all secured by metal screws or had a button which, when pressed, released the filler lid. I finally decided on a Bosch, which, despite its Germanic name, has “made in China” stamped on its bottom, just as the Morphy Richards had. I just hope the quality of the Bosch is better than the Morphy Richards.