Review on Kettle KitchenAid 5KEK1522, red by Erica Maximilian ᠌

This is not a silent kettle; it generates noise, but in a manner that is distinct from other kettles. chtoli) An alarm went off when he turned it on without any water in the tank. That is correct, but not right away. And I have my doubts that he would have been able to turn off his own device. I don't want to verify, but why him specifically instead than, say, twenty teapots? Xs, it's sweet, it's easy on the eyes, it's enjoyable to work with, and it's a personal question. Various advantages: 1) The use of double walls. Do not let yourself be misled into thinking that this is a thermos or a boiler. Be careful not to get burned on the walls and lid (but the spout is hot! ), and keep in mind that it will cool a little more slowly than usual. 2) The sound of the power switch being turned on and off is soothing, much like the sound you'd hear in a flight. 3) Thanks to the temperature indication and the ability to set the temperature, water can be easily heated. 4) The use of high-quality materials and craftsmanship 5) Flavor, but the style is cool and caramel apple, which has the most magnificent hue, does not make the eye overjoyed. 6) The illumination of the buttons and the window for the water level 7) When the top is opened, the can does not make the familiar noises of a plastic container, and there is no indication that the cap will pop off again. Below are some downsides: 1) There is not much space available. The bottom is wide, the water level lowers quickly, and when the water is at the bottom - where there is most of the scale and I personally do not want to drink it - the water level is very low. 2) The contentious location of the controls; guests spend a long time seeking for a button; the water level is not visible until you turn it on. 3) The price would be understandable if it were lower. equipped with Wi-Fi, but lacking (