Dualit 72008 vs Russell Hobbs 28640 Hanley 1.7L Jug Kettle - Jasmine — Comparison

The Dualit Lite 72008 at £76.69 and the Russell Hobbs Hanley 28640 at £54.99 are both jug kettles with distinctive colour finishes: sage for the Dualit and jasmine for the Russell Hobbs. Both aim to combine style with everyday practicality, but at different prices.

The Russell Hobbs Hanley offers a 1.7L capacity and 3000W of power, which boils water quickly, plus a 360-degree rotational base for easy left- or right-handed use and a water level indicator so you can boil only what you need. The Dualit Lite 72008 is a jug kettle from Dualit's Lite range, known for its smart design and quality build from the British brand famous for its toasters. Dualit kettles often feature practical touches such as clear water windows and easy-clean filters, with a premium feel.

For pure value and speed, the Russell Hobbs Hanley delivers a fast 3000W boil, full 1.7L capacity and useful features for £21.70 less. The Dualit suits buyers who want a premium British brand, a sage finish that coordinates with Dualit toasters, and a quality-feeling design. Both are cordless jug kettles, so pouring is easy. Consider matching your kettle with your toaster for a coordinated kitchen.

Bottom line: choose the Russell Hobbs Hanley 28640 at £54.99 if you want a fast 3000W 1.7L kettle in jasmine at a lower price. Choose the Dualit Lite 72008 at £76.69 if you want a premium sage kettle to match Dualit toasters.