Picking the best kettle in Australia for 2023 is less “boil water” and more “choose your weapon.” Look for 2400 W power for fast boils, a 1.7 L capacity for tea rounds, and variable temperature if you drink green or oolong without turning it into lawn clippings. Stainless steel or double‑wall designs stay tidier and quieter, while a decent limescale filter and auto shut‑off save you from crunchy tea and singed benches. If you chase precision (hello pour‑over), a gooseneck with stepped temps is your new best mate; budget hunters will be fine with a simple 2200–2400 W unit. Spend roughly $40–$80 for basic, $120–$200 for smart/quiet/variable‑temp—your morning brew will notice.
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