West Bend 53783 1-3/4-Quart Cordless Water Kettle, Black

Binding: Kitchen
Brand: West Bend
Color: Black
EAN: 0072244537833
Label: West Bend
Manufacturer: West Bend
Model: 53783
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: West Bend
Studio: West Bend
Variation Description: Black

Editorial Review:

Product DescriptionCordless for portability Removable anti-scale screen (must be in place when heating) Automatic shutoff On/Off switch and signal light Water levelmarks in quarts and liters Cord Storage in base 1500 watts, 120 volts

Features:

1500-watt cordless kettle boils up to 1-3/4 quarts of water
Water-level marks in quarts and liters; washable filter; removable anti-scale screen
Convenient "on/off" switch; signal light; auto shutoff; boil-dry protection
Concealed heating element; cool-touch exterior and handle provide added safety
Measures approximately 9 by 10 by 6 inches; 1-year limited warranty

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Customer Reviews

Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating:

- Poor Design
the kettle automatically shuts off before the water boils - I found that putting a spoon between the front of the kettle and the heating platform allows the kettle to get to the proper temperature. This makes the kettle's performance acceptable, although it is not what I would call a quality product

Rating:

- Awesome Cordless Kettle
we love this Cordless Kettle, its a bit big, but its powerful and works like its built Ford Tough!

Rating:

- This is NOT a good pot
Hate this pot, it takes forever to shut off even when boiling. Would not recommend it.

Rating:

- Cheap piece of junk.
Kettle wobbles on base. Cord corral at bottom doesn't hold cord steady and base wobbles on counter. Supposed to turn off automatically when water is boiled, but doesn't. This kettle is dangerous, and should be recalled from the marketplace.

Rating:

- Absolute Waste of Money
First, the last time I checked concealed meant: hidden. Not on this product, the heating coil is right in the center of the pot. So, the first time it was used, it had white chalky stuff all over the inside of the pot
Second, the auto-shutoff doesn't work. It doesn't turn off when the pot is boiling. Big safety issue here.
I bought this product to replace another and have been nothing but dissapointed, especially with the exposed heating coil. Everytime it's used, the water contains floating white stuff. Gross!
Avoid this product!

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