Dualit Architect Kettle 1.5 L 2.3 KW Stainless Steel Kettle with Brushed Finish Rapid Boil and Patented Pure Pour Non Drip Spout Measuring Window, Black Trim Brushed Body

Stopped working after 6 months. I bought matching toaster and it also did work on arrival. Must be quality issue with this company

Just our second Dualit kettle as we have had one for many years, it has never missed a beat so replaced with a new shiny one for our Kitchen renovation.

Just realised I’ve had this kettle for nearly 5 years and I’m still delighted with it. It looks very stylish and performs well - quiet and quick. It’s the best kettle I’ve had. If it breaks down I will definitely buy another.

I already have Dualit products in my kitchen. I liked the look of this kettle. However I was unsure about the spout. I knew my daughter had a Dualit and she confirmed that she had the more expensive model which had the same spout and matched her toaster. She recommended me not to buy her model as I would not be able to remove the lid, having arthritis in my hands, but that this one would be ok as it has a press button opener. She said the spout was good as it was non-drip. Having used it for a few days I can confirm her advice was correct. The kettle fits my requirements perfectly. It is the excellent Dualit quality, easy to fill and does not drip, with a removable filter for easy cleaning. The cup size indicator is situated under the handle - which could be considered as awkward - but I have not found it a problem. It is sleek and looks well with my non-matching toasters. It does not have varied temperature controls for tea and coffee but I don’t find that an issue. It is a more expensive kettle but, if it turns out to be as good as my other Dualit products, I will be delighted and I would be happy to recommend.. Update September 2025 I have had my Dualit for a few months now. I love the brushed steel look and it looks really nice with my other brushed steel kitchen products. The spout does drip a little if you don’t lift it up straight after pouring but I place a clean cloth under it just in case, although I have to say that I don’t find it much of a problem. The only issue that I have is that it quickly needs cleaning inside and I have yet to find a Dualit recommended cleaning solution.

A little noisy, otherwise can’t fault it!

Very well made - looks fantastic and does the job. Here are the two things I couldn't really find a detailed review of so I've put them here and attached a video of the first: 1) The spout - It's a funny shape compared to most - and I was worried that it would pour water in a strange way and I wouldn't like it. Well, it does pour differently, but its very nice. It's a more controlled pour with a slightly smaller flow. You have to tip the kettle maybe 10 degrees more than a normal spout kettle, but you get used to it in just a few goes. After that, you will appreciate the way the flow stops instantly when you straighten the kettle. 2) The base is wobbly. Some people have written that they don't like the base as its not as secure - and I agree with this initially. Yes, the kettle does "wobble" on the base - if you wobble it about! When it's boiling with a max level of water in it, the kettle does a small "jiggle" right at the max boil rate - but NEVER enough to worry about or to look bad. However, this slightly lose base does make it easier to get the kettle on the charging port in the middle when it's full of water. Other points: It's not too heavy - even with loads of water. It makes about as much noise as any other jug kettle I've ever had. It's expensive, but it looks and feels expensive - which is kind of the point if you are buying something that is not just an appliance, but something that makes your kitchen look and feel nice (it's an important room after all!) We use a kettle several times a day, and we are pleased with this purchase - time will tell if it lasts.