Review on Kettle BORK K703, silver by Barbara Kopacz ᠌

General impression. Kettle fully performs its function - heating water) If HOW the kettle will look in the kitchen is important to you and you have the opportunity to purchase it, this will be a very suitable option. If you need "hot water", you can absolutely safely find a more budgetary and functional option. Has pros: 1. The main advantage of this kettle is the design. It is for its design and how it fits into the kitchen plus an extra star. 2. Materials and accessories. The use of stainless steel, the Strix contact group and the pleasant ringing of the bell when turned off . I described the main points that will delight you when using)) Cons below: 1. Turn off the kettle. Water boils for 20-30 seconds before the kettle turns off. And this is subject to the maximum water level and the presence of a steam tube in the design of the kettle! Apparently, some mistake was made on the technical side, since a kettle with such a shutdown design should work faster and more clearly (compared to other manufacturers) 2. Very noisy when heated. There were various other models before this kettle (Braun, Redmond, Tefal, Bosch) and none of them were THIS noisy. 3. Uninformative water level indicator. While collecting water, you have to peer. With this positioning of the device on the market, I would like to understand the water level without straining) 4. Cost. In the presence of the above disadvantages and ease of use, the cost of the kettle seems to be very high.