Kettles

Compare electric kettle prices in Australia from Breville, Russell Hobbs, Smeg, De'Longhi and more, from everyday kettles to designer models. Every kettle shows the stores we track, cheapest first.

Before you buy 3 things to check when buying a kettle
  • How much water you boil1.7L suits most households. A 1L or smaller kettle is quicker and lighter if it's just you.
  • Whether you need temperature controlOnly worth paying extra for if you drink green tea or brew pour-over coffee.
  • Day-to-day useA clear water window, a quiet boil and a hidden element make a kettle easier to live with.

78 products

Prices at a glance

The kettles we compare at the most stores, with today’s cheapest price. Checked 2 November 2026.

Quick answers

How much do kettles cost in Australia?

Across the 78 kettles we compare, today’s prices start at $56. Most sit between $69.99 and $277.95, and half cost $125.95 or less. Prices checked 2 November 2026.

Which kettles are cheapest right now?

Of those compared at two or more stores, the cheapest today are Russell Hobbs RHK82BRU 1.7L Carlton Kettle 2200W ($56.39, 6 stores) and Russell Hobbs Eden Kettle Electric Jug Rapid Boil 1.7L White/Chrome ($64.80, 2 stores). We only compare the stores we track, so someone else might have them for less.

Where can you buy kettles?

The stores we track with the most kettles right now are eBay, Breville, Appliances Online, Bing Lee, Billy Guyatts and Peter's of Kensington. Every product page lines up all their prices, cheapest first.

Which brands make the most kettles?

The brands with the most kettles we compare are Breville (24), Russell Hobbs (14), Smeg (12) and De'Longhi (11).