Kettles: Compare features & prices Breville Opula VKJ567 review

Breville's new Opula range is available in several eye-catching colours. We've thoroughly tested the Opula kettle to find out whether its speed matches up to its looks.
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Specification criteria Specification
Specification
Test Date 1 April 2012
Type Jug
Capacity (litres) The maximum volume of water you can boil, as stated by the manufacturer. 1.7
Weight (kg) The weight of the empty kettle. 1.01
Minimum fill (ml) The minimum amount of water that you can boil in the kettle, as measured in our lab tests. 770
Style
Colour White
Material Metal
Extra features
Matching set If 'yes', then the kettle has a matching toaster. Yes
Reduced temperature settings What settings, if any, are available which allow you to heat the kettle to less than 100°C. None
Concealed element If 'yes', then the kettle's heating element is hidden from view, usually in the bottom of the kettle. Kettles with exposed elements tend to be harder to clean. Yes
360° base If 'yes', then the kettle fits onto the base from any angle. Yes
Boil-dry protection If 'yes', then the kettle will not boil unless it has water in it. Yes
Auto switch-off If 'yes', then the kettle will switch itself off automatically if lifted off its base. No
Cool touch surfaces Whether the lid and/or handle remain cool enough to touch once the kettle has boiled. Handle
Brita Water Filter If 'yes', then the kettle has an integrated Brita water filter. No

Breville Opula VKJ567

  • Launch date: Jul 2011
  • Type: Jug
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