Quest 35440 Compact Travel Kettle / 0.5 litres / 600 Watt/Dual Voltage/Indicator Light/Includes 2 Cups/White

If you're in the market for a reliable and portable kettle, look no further than the Quest Black Travel Kettle with 2 Cups. This little gem has completely transformed my camping experience. With its lightweight and compact design, it’s perfect for use in a camper van or even during a holiday.First off, the quality of this kettle is impressive. It feels robust and well-made, which is reassuring when you're on the road. While the power of 600W means it won’t boil water as quickly as my 2kW kettle at home, the trade-off is worth it for its versatility and convenience when camping. I appreciate its dual voltage capability (AC 110-120V / 220-240V), making it suitable for worldwide use, which is a real bonus for those who love to travel abroad.The handy 500ml capacity is just right for brewing a couple of cups of tea or coffee, and it comes with two cups, which is incredibly convenient. Admittedly, the cups are plastic and not my preferred choice for enjoying a hot drink, but they serve their purpose well for on-the-go settings. I often use mine with an Allpowers power bank, and it works flawlessly.One of the features I particularly love is the cord storage, which helps keep the kettle tidy and organized in my compact camper van space. Overall, I can wholeheartedly recommend this little kettle to anyone in need of a low-wattage solution for their travel needs. It’s user-friendly, efficient, and reliable—a must-have for any traveling enthusiast!

The Quest 35440 Compact Travel Kettle is fantastic for preparing toddler milk. With a 0.5-litre capacity and 600 watts of power, it heats water quickly and efficiently. The dual voltage feature makes it versatile for travel, and the indicator light ensures you know when it's in use.The kettle's compact design is perfect for small kitchens or on-the-go use. It’s a practical choice for parents needing a reliable way to prepare milk or other beverages for their little one.

I bought this for a trip to the US, as I was expecting that my hotel rooms would not have kettles, only coffee machines. I recommend this model.I actually tried several different types of travel kettle, but I happiest with this one. I just spent a week in 2 hotels in USA, and it was excellent. Of course it comes with a UK plug, but I have a good quality plug adaptor that I also carry.Positives:- it holds enough water for 2 standard mugs of tea- it is not too large or bulky to carry in luggage- as it has a voltage selector switch 110/220v, it boils in 5-6 minutes on either voltage.-auto switch-off when boilingNegatives:- if you have been using it in a country at 110V you MUST remember to switch back to 220V for a country with 220-240V supply. (I have found that auto-multi-voltage kettles are very slow to boil on 110V).- the lid is quite tight, and the "handle" is only pressed into place and can be pulled out (a bit of glue secures it and a few seconds with a file solves the tight lid).- not really a negative, but for me the included cups are not needed, I hate to drink out of plastic.I see that many reviewers criticise that the power-lead is permanently attached, or that the kettle does not have a separate power-base. To implement those things would increase the size and weight. This is designed as a compact travel kettle, not intended for full time use.

I ordered a couple of kettles to check out which was best for travel. This one is tops, fitted into my backpack (traveled to Spain), it is light and although I had no use for the two little cups, they are a nice add on. It did take awhile to heat up but it works! I recommend this product.

Worked twice, then the switch broke. Utter rubbish. Plastic is such poor quality it bends in the breeze!

This is a good enough kettle but takes about 10 or more minutes to boil. I dont mine that so much because im never in that much of a rush. the problem i have is that the wire is a fixed wire and its very short and i am always catching it when trying to pure the water and it splashes and burns my hand. I have obviously started to unplug it before puring it now but think i look for one with a separate power cord next time.

I use this at home.It has a small enough capacity that I can fill to just below the MAX line and I can then boil exactly one mug full of water. I'm not wasting any water or any electricity. I just boil the exact amount of water I need for 1 coffee or 1 cup a soup.It is a low wattage which means it takes a slightly long amount to time to boil. But that is fine for me as I usually switch on the kettle then wander off to browse whilst it boils.Also takes up only a small amount of space on the worktop.The build quality is somewhat lightweight though.Would I buy this again? Well, basically, considering the price, then yes!It's a no brainer especially if you are single etc.

This is a great little kettle! It's just big enough to make 2 decent mugs of tea, which also means it's small enough to not take up half your suitcase when you're going on holiday. The kettle is quiet and takes a while to boil, but I don't care, I only care that I can make loads of tea in my room!Two tiny cups are included. They are utterly pointless, and I will probably throw them away.Recommended.

I should have read the previous comment as I experienced the same situation - This is a dual voltage kettle but with a UK electrical plug, which is larger than the North American one. I bought this kettle for the office to make things easy, ready-use and light. Adding an adapter to my already busy power bar does not work for me so I am returning the product. Plus side: The kettle is very nice looking; ships very fast to Canada; helpful seller. Thanks

We have used our kettle plugged via the inverter on our camper trailer and found it perfect for making a cup of tea or coffee without having to hook up gas no. We can literally stop at the side of the road and make a brew. Perfect size for two cups. Quick to boil. Also shipped very quickly to Australia

Perfect for my 1000W inverter in the canopy!

What I expected but it was not clear that it came with a European plug. However it was dual voltage so I purchased an adapter. So add another $14 to the purchase price makes for an expensive kettle.

Bought this for our road trips and have a battery power station to run it. The jugs 600 watt draw was the key feature that attracted us, it does two cups and reasonably quick to the boil.