Argos beats Ninja's price on kettle that holds heat to save bills
No need to reboil the kettle with this money-saving Ninja model
A kettle is an essential for every kitchen, but there are some which go a step further when it comes to boiling water for a brew. A fan-favourite kettle is the Ninja Perfect Temperature kettle, which has adaptable temperature settings and can keep water hot for up to 30 minutes, saving the need to reboil the kettle which ups precious energy bills.
Now, Argos has beaten Ninja's prices on the Ninja KT200UK Perfect Temperature Kettle, which is priced at £78.97 down from £100 at Argos, in comparison to £99.99 on Ninja's website.
This kettle is said to give shoppers complete temperature control for the perfect brew every time. With a choice of six pre-set temperatures ranging from 60 degrees to 100 degrees, and the ability to adjust with manual controls, shoppers can have their favourite hot drink easily without any fuss.
It also comes with a digital display which provides a real-time temperature read-out and also saves energy and time with rapid boil - one cup ready to go in under 50 seconds. Not only is it extremely functional but is also stylish with a matte black design to match any kitchen interior or aesthetic.
An additional stand-out feature is the hold temp button, which keeps water at the selected temperature for 30 minutes. It's also BPA-free, meaning no nasty smells or taste, and is easy to clean with a removable scale filter: this kettle has everything one would need.
For some alternative and possibly cheaper options, shoppers could grab the Plastic Kettle 1.7L from Dunelm for £13 in the shade black. With a sleek and stylish design, this kettle is made with a stainless steel base, has an external water level function and can be wiped down with a clean, soft cloth.
Another choice is the Russell Hobbs Electric Kettle Adventure for £44.39 from Viking Direct, which has a 1.7 litre capacity and 3000W of power, which allows it to be both powerful and ready to take on all boiling needs and is said to save 66% more energy for customers.
The Ninja kettle, however, has a high 4.8 out of 5 star rating from a total of 275 reviews on Argos. One shopper said: 'I love this kettle, it's a game changer. It boils very quickly and can heat to different temperatures. It's brilliant.'
Another said: 'Love it. Very smart looking and I love the different temperatures.'
'Bought this kettle a few weeks ago and was really pleased with it,' another reviewer said. 'Great to have the temperature options for different hot drinks, and love that it beeps when ready so I can hear it from the next room.'
Some people gave lower ratings for their own opposing reasons, as one said: 'My only complaint is that it is quite noisy.'
Another said: 'It's okay and does the job… A lot of money for what it is.'
However, for over 20% off a high-quality kettle, the Ninja KT200UK Perfect Temperature is perfect for saving money, time and energy in the kitchen while making a perfect brew every time.
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