Sage - The Compact Kettle Pure - 1L Quiet Cordless Kettle, Fast Boil

You can make 4 cups of team in this, it boils relativley quickly wwith little "over boil" so hopefully its not wasting electricity. Goes well with the rest of my Sage stuff and looks lovely. If you live in a hard water are you might want to give it a miss as I can the scale build up would make it look awful. Just my opinion.

This is a good size even for a family. I think 1 litre is right and 1.7l is just too big. Boils very fast

I like it

Sage kettle superb, highly recommend

I have wanted this kettle for such a long time and l am delighted with it. It is perfect for one person, very easy to fill, you only need to boil a small amount of water and it boils quickly too. As well as that it looks very smart. The kettle well made and hopefully will provide me with many cups of tea for years to come.

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This is my second one of these kettles. It is a great kettle, reliable and not too large. It’s also good looking. However, be aware that it has one consistent fault and that is that the glass in the pop-open lid will crack. That crack will get bigger and bigger over time and possibly be joined by other cracks until you decide to just get a new one. It’s a great tactic for ensuring repeat purchase of a great product.

I’ve just looked to when we bought ours , which was April 2022 , now May 2026 . Still going strong , looks great . No problems . Worth paying a little bit more for . We do use bottle water in ours though as we are in a very hard water area . I bought it along with a matching sage toaster and sage coffee maker when I had a new kitchen fitted . All great . Highly recommend .

I rate this as one of the nicest looking (contemporary) and most promising of electric cordless kettles. It looks great straight out of the box. It sits nice and squat on the worktop, and blends in nicely with the other silver/chrome appliances nearby. The size is intentionally small (and neat) and its volume (4 cups max) is perfect for 90%+ of common uses. It boils a full volume relatively quickly (mostly because of the volume of course) and is somewhat quieter (78dB (ambient 42dB)) compared to my other larger kettle (83dB). So what are the disappointments mentioned in the review title? (1) Taste (at least initially). It noticeably taints the boiled water (horrid plasticky taint), and even more so if the water has been boiled once already - that said, the vast majority of kettles fail here too in my experience. After I had boiled 6-8 kettles of fresh water, the taint was at it's least offensive (or maybe I had gotten used to it?) The taint I suspect comes from the seal between the concealed metal element and the glass body. (2) Next disappointment is that... after boiling and pouring, the glass is condensated up / dropletted - it doesn't drain down or clear, and it no longer looks so 'nice'. And (3) some water remains in the lid/upper ledge and also the spout due to its design; And lastly (4) the filter will be all but pointless except the largest of detritous (i.e. limescale). Given that the last three are minor, and the first issue (taste) is lessening, the questions remain 'do I like it?' (yes) and 'will I keep it?' (yes) and 'could I recommend it - above all other kettles I have seen/tried?' (yes) - and boy, have I tried and rejected a lot of kettles! (FYI - best kettle yet was the Wahl James Martin Glass Chrome Kettle (no longer available) as it didn't taint the water, had great looks etc., but failed all too soon in its life :(