Sage kettles are premium models with soft-opening lids, 360-degree bases and, on the Smart Kettle, variable temperature control for different teas.
Prices are taken from our latest retailer feed and can change; check the product page for the current price.
| Brand | Models Listed | Price Range | Comparison |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sage | 5 | £90–£119 | — |
| Smeg | 28 | £119–£189 | Sage vs Smeg |
| Russell Hobbs | 16 | £25–£55 | Sage vs Russell Hobbs |
| Bosch | 16 | £24–£100 | Sage vs Bosch |
| Kenwood | 9 | £27–£55 | Sage vs Kenwood |
| Dualit | 9 | £60–£160 | Sage vs Dualit |
Sage suits tea and coffee enthusiasts who want precise temperature control and a premium design, especially buyers matching a Sage coffee machine or toaster. Buyers who simply boil water for instant coffee will find cheaper kettles do the job.
Does Sage make a temperature-control kettle?
Yes. The Sage Smart Kettle heats water to different temperatures for different teas.
What is the Sage Soft Top Luxe?
A kettle with a slow-opening lid that prevents splashes and steam bursts.
How much do Sage kettles cost?
Sage kettles in our listings start from around £90 and rise to around £119.
What colours do Sage kettles come in?
Options include mint frosting and rosewater meringue among others.
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