Energy efficient Kettles?

[Earthymama]

Can anyone recommend a eco friendly kettle that might last longer than a year? I have had 2 EcoKettles; I love them and the ethos BUT they don't last if you use them lots, (Yorkshire Tea Addicts here!)
Anyone tried any others that use less electricityand can boil 1 or 2 cups of water?

[Earthymama]

bump

[Mammonite]

A bit late here, but the Philips Eco Kettle seems pretty good, we've had ours for year (the steel effect one).

No frills, just a window that lets you actually SEE the one cup level. 1.5 of its "cups" is fine for a mug of tea.

It's actually a plastic kettle with stainless layer for effect on the outside, so probably less likely to leak around the water gauge which is what normally happens to our kettles.

[Mammonite]

Or is that the one you already had?

[newfashionedmum]

I'm after a temperature controlled kettle that doesn't beep when it boils, or with the option to turn the beep off - any suggestions? I like the look of the Cuisinart www.amazon.co.uk/Cuisinart-CPK17U-Kettle-Brushed-Stainless/dp/tech-data/B003UFQTYI/ref=de_a_smtd?tag=mumsnet&ascsubtag=mnforum-21 but i think the beeping is compulsory (i suppose bcs if kettle doesn't boil its harder to tell when it's 'done')

[Twonker]

Bump my 20 year old kettle is on its way out..... Any suggestions?

[bruffin]

I like my Bosch styline. You can set the temperature so of you don't want boiling water you don't waste energy heating to boiling point.

[Twonker]

Off to google

[bruffin]

The Bosch does beep