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The Smeg KLF04 is a 1.7-liter stainless steel kettle in Smeg's 1950s retro style, with a 2400 W hidden heater and a 360° swivel base. Its draw is variable temperature control: seven settings from 50°C to 100°C, a keep-warm function and an LED temperature readout, which most kettles at this size lack. It suits buyers who want precise water for tea, pour-over coffee or formula and who value the look on the counter. Against plain switch kettles it adds control and a heavier, larger body; against gooseneck pour-over kettles it pours faster and less precisely.
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Lowest price we've seen: $399.99 on Nov 11 at Amazon. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 11.
Owners of Smeg's variable-temperature kettles generally praise the build, the retro look and the temperature control, and many say it earns its place on the counter. Common complaints are the weight, the price and the beeping, which some find loud until the tones are turned off.
This is a 1.7 L electric kettle with a 50s retro design and a raised chrome logo. It has a stainless steel housing, lid and spout, with a plastic handle and knob and a stainless steel lever. It holds 7 cups and has a water level indicator.
The temperature can be set to 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 95 or 100°C, and an LED indicator shows the temperature. The kettle shuts off automatically at the selected temperature and can keep the water warm. The lid opens softly, and the heater is hidden.
The base rotates 360° and the cable is built into the housing. Anti-slip feet keep it steady. A removable, washable stainless steel filter catches limescale. Tones sound when the kettle is switched on or off and when a cycle starts or ends, and they can be deactivated.
