The 10 best kettles - Features - Food & Drink - The Independent £79.99, johnlewis.com There's a feeling of real quality with this Magimix kettle, which is solid, shiny and stylish, as well as being quick and able to boil just one mug of water at a time. Philips £23.90, amazon.co.uk The Philips Energy Efficient jug kettle is well built, speedy and a great choice for smaller households as it can boil as little as a single cupful of water. Dualit £69.99, lakeland.co.uk Part of a set, this jug kettle isn't as quick as some at boiling water, but it's energy-efficient and has excellent controls. And the limescale filter is effective. Lakeland £46.99, lakeland.co.uk Standing on its 360° base, this chic-looking toughened-glass kettle features a 3kW rapid-boil function and 1.6-litre capacity - enough for about eight cups. Breville £39.99, dunelm-mill.com Which? says Breville's new Opula is one of the best kettles it's tested in years and it's easy to see why. It boasts clear markings and a great limescale filter. Cookworks £29.99, argos.co.uk Add a dash of colour with this polka-dot-design. It takes just two minutes and 25 seconds to boil a litre of water, yet it's significantly quieter than most kettles. 7.Le Creuset £59, lecreuset.co.uk There's something satisfying about the whistle of a traditional stove-top kettle, particularly if you have a rustic kitchen. This is stylish and suitable for all hobs. Russell Hobbs £34.99, russellhobbs.com The Savannah kettle has a sleek finish and a LED light that lets you know when it's been switched on. Robust, and the auto-switch-off takes less than a second. Prestige £29.98, tesco.com This kettle provides speedy boiling and energy efficiency. Available in a variety of colours, its only problem is that it picks up fingermarks easily. Bosch £69.99, sainsburys.co.uk The Styline kettle has a variable temperature control, so you can select the perfect brewing temperature for that green tea or exotic blend of coffee.