Nedis Wi-Fi 1.7L Stainless Kettle – Alexa & Google 70–100°C
£88.19
Nedis Smart Wi‑Fi Kettle — sleek 1.7 L stainless steel kettle with 2200 W concealed element, 360° cordless base and Strix safety. Set precise temperatures from 70–100 °C via base buttons or the Smart Life app (fine tuning to 0.1 °C), schedule heating and keep warm (1 min–6 h), and control with Alexa or Google Home for effortless tea time.
- Removable limescale filter, easy‑fill spring lid and clear water indicator
- Wi‑Fi direct connection (no hub), push notifications when ready
Description
A stainless‑steel smart kettle that brings variable-temperature control and remote scheduling to a standard 1.7‑litre cordless kettle. It suits households that want more precise brewing (tea types, baby milk, lukewarm drinks) and those who value remote/voice control but still want simple local controls on the base.
Key specifications (manufacturer data)
- Capacity: 1.7 litres
- Power: 2200 W (concealed heating element)
- Temperature range: 1–100 °C (dedicated preset buttons 70, 80, 90, 100 °C; app allows 1 °C precision)
- Keep‑warm: manual button on base; app‑configurable 1 minute up to 6 hours
- Connectivity: connects directly to Wi‑Fi (no hub); Smartlife app; compatible with Amazon Alexa & Google Home
- Dimensions (L×W×H): 260 × 215 × 260 mm; Weight: 1.58 kg
- Package contents: electric kettle, manual
Capacity and everyday use
- 1.7 litres is a common full size for family kitchens. In everyday terms that’s generally enough for several cups at once (a full kettle will cover multiple mugs or a couple of small teapots).
- The cordless 360° base makes lifting and pouring straightforward; the water‑level indicator helps avoid overfilling.
- If you typically only boil one cup at a time, the larger volume is fine but remember you’ll be heating more water unless you fill to the level you need.
Temperature control and smart features
- You can choose four quick presets (70, 80, 90, 100 °C) from the base or use the Smartlife app to set any temperature between 1 and 100 °C with one‑degree precision — useful for green teas, precision baby‑milk preparation or lukewarm drinks where a specific temperature matters.
- The app also supports scheduling and automations, plus push notifications when the kettle reaches the set temperature. It connects directly to your Wi‑Fi so no separate smart‑home hub is required.
- Voice control is supported through Amazon Alexa and Google Home as stated by the manufacturer. If you prefer offline control, the kettle retains local buttons for the common temps and a keep‑warm function.
Design, safety and maintenance
- The kettle is stainless steel with a concealed (hidden) heating element — manufacturer states this for easier cleaning. It has a removable limescale filter and a spring lid with a large opening to make filling and cleaning less awkward.
- The unit uses Strix control, which is a recognised kettle‑control standard for automatic shut‑off and boil‑dry protection (manufacturer listed).
- As with all kettles in hard‑water areas, plan to descale periodically. The removable filter will catch larger limescale particles but does not eliminate the need for descaling.
Installation, power and practical considerations
- The kettle is mains‑powered and rated at 2200 W (manufacturer data). On a standard UK supply this is a high domestic power rating and is suitable for normal household sockets, but be aware of load if you have many high‑power appliances on the same ring.
- Check the physical footprint (260 × 215 mm) and allow clearance around the lid for opening; the weight of the filled kettle will be significantly greater than the 1.58 kg empty weight listed.
Things to know before buying
- Wi‑Fi features depend on your network and the Smartlife app; if your Wi‑Fi is unreliable you can still use the kettle’s on‑base controls for basic operation.
- Smart functions and voice control require account setup and app permissions — consider privacy settings and whether you want cloud‑based control.
- Keep‑warm for up to 6 hours is adjustable, but maintaining temperature for long periods will use electricity — weigh convenience against energy use.
- The package includes just the kettle and manual; no additional accessories are listed by the manufacturer.
Overall, this Nedis model is a sensible choice if you want accurate temperature control and smart scheduling combined with a conventional stainless‑steel kettle design. If you rely on simple, offline use only, the base controls are sufficient; if you want full automation, ensure your Wi‑Fi and smart‑home setup are compatible.













