TOASTERS and kettles are two essential residents on your kitchen countertop – and they’re even nicer when they match.
We’ve rounded up the best toaster and kettle deals currently available, from the likes of Smeg, Russell Hobbs and Morphy Richards.
Are there any harder-working appliances in your kitchen than your kettle or toaster? (Okay, your air fryer perhaps.)
Whether your look is minimalist and sleek, or farmhouse cosy and detailed, there are plenty of kettle and toaster appliance deals out there right now.
What’s more, some retailers also offer multibuy kitchen appliance deals on separate toasters and kettles in the same design, so you can create your own set in a style you love.
When it comes to size, larger families (or people who love toast a lot) should go for toasters with a four-slice capacity so there’s less waiting around.
Kettles, too, should be large enough for a round of drinks without you having to refill for every cup.
After that it’s personal preference as to number of presets, width of slots (toasters), or variety of temperatures offered (kettles).
Read on for our round up of the best toaster and kettle deals to be had right now.
Best kettle and toaster deals: at a glance
- Dualit Architect Kettle and 4 Slice Toaster Set, £199 (was £217.78) – buy from Amazon
- Morphy Richards Accents Kettle And Toaster Set, £109.99 (was £151.99) – buy from Debenhams
- Smeg 50s Retro Style Kettle and 4-Slice Toaster Pastel Pink, £289 (was £319) – buy from Very
- Bosch DesignLine Stainless Steel Cordless Kettle with Toaster, £88 (was £106) – buy from Amazon
- Russell Hobbs Honeycomb Kettle and 4 Slice Toaster, £56.94 (was £80.98) – buy from Amazon
- Innoteck Kitchen Pro Kettle & Toaster Set Green, £38.99 (was £49.99) – buy from Robert Dyas
- Geepas 2 Slice Bread Toaster & 1.8L Electric Kettle Kitchen Combo Set, £29.99 (was £39.99) – buy from Amazon
- Daewoo Stirling, Pyramid Kettle & Toaster Set, £50.59 (was £58.99) – buy from Amazon
- Tower Ash Grey 1.7L 3KW Pyramid Kettle & 2 Slice Toaster, £64.90 (was £73.99) – buy from Amazon
- Homcom Kettle and Toaster Set, £54.99 (was £96.30) – buy from Wayfair
Best kettle and toaster deals
Smeg 50s Retro Style Kettle and 4-Slice Toaster, £289 (was £319)
Smeg 50s Retro Style Kettle and 4-Slice
Toaster Pastel Pink, £289 (was £319)
The 50s-style American diner vibe means this duo is not only functional – it looks amazing.
Chrome-finish accents and controls coupled with the enamel look elevate these everyday items to more than just regular kitchen appliances.
The four-slice toaster has six wide slots for crumpets or croissants, as well as bread.
There’s six levels so you can have your toast as well done or as pale as you like it and there’s presets for defrosting, reheating and bagels.
The kettle’s 1.7L capacity is enough for seven cups of tea and Smeg says the balanced weight on the spout helps make pouring easier.
And if baby pink isn’t quite your thing, it’s also available in black and two shades of blue.
Dualit Architect Kettle and 4 Slice Toaster Set, £197.06 (was £217.78)
Dualit Architect Kettle and 4 Slice
Toaster Set, £197.06 (was £217.78)
There’s more than an echo of Dualit’s iconic Classic design to this kettle and toaster set.
The traditional good looks have been given a makeover, resulting in a contemporary, slightly industrial look.
Prepare toast, bagels or croissants just how you like them thanks to the automatic timer and temperature setting.
There’s separate controls for each two slots, as well as bagel and defrost functions.
The rapid boil kettle has a 1.5L capacity and its internal spout filter stops limescale bits falling into your cup as you pour.
Separate side panels in different colours are available for both the kettle and toaster, so you can update the look whenever you wish.
Morphy Richards Accents Kettle And Toaster Set, £109.99 (was £151.99)
Morphy Richards Accents Kettle And
Toaster Set, £109.99 (was £151.99)
This pyramid kettle holds 1.5L and has a water window so you can boil just the amount you need.
The limescale filter is removable and the rapid boil feature means you won’t be waiting long for your brew.
With four bread slots the matching toaster makes easy work of breakfast time.
It features high lift so you won’t burn your fingers when removing your toast and you can adjust the browning function to suit.
Both are in rich blue with gold accents, bringing a touch of style to your kitchen counter.
Bosch DesignLine Stainless Steel Cordless Kettle with Toaster, £88 (was £106)
Bosch DesignLine Stainless Steel Cordless
Kettle with Toaster, £88 (was £106)
This matching set includes a four-slice toaster and a 1.7L kettle.
The toaster produces an golden finish, even on frozen bread.
Vary the setting for your favourite depth of colour while the handy function will also come in handy on busy mornings.
The kettle features fast boil and has an easy read water window that is visible from both sides.
There’s also a spill-free spout and illuminated on/off switch.
Russell Hobbs Honeycomb Kettle and 4 Slice Toaster, £56.94 (was £80.98)
Russell Hobbs Honeycomb Kettle and
4 Slice Toaster, £56.94 (was £80.98)
Add interest to your kitchen worktop with these honeycomb-pattern appliances.
The kettle has a 1.7L capacity and rapid boil function for a speedy cuppa.
It also allows you to boil just one cup in 43 seconds.
There’s a window so you can see how much water is in the jug, as well as internal indicators for 1, 2 and 3 cups.
Extra-wide slots on the toaster are ideal for bagels and pastries, while the high-lift feature prevents burned fingers.
Settings include frozen, cancel and a handy reheat function if your breakfast has gone a little too cold.
Innoteck Kitchen Pro Kettle & Toaster Set Green, £38.99 (was £49.99)
Innoteck Kitchen Pro Kettle & Toaster
Set Green, £38.99 (was £49.99)
The extra-wide slots on this toaster are useful for prepping buns for burgers, as well as bread, bagels and crumpets.
Adjust the colour with the browning control to just the way you like it, thanks to its seven different levels.
There’s also defrost and reheat functions, as well as a cancel button.
The kettle holds 1.7 litres of water, enough for all the family’s drinks.
It’s has a quick boil function so there’s no waiting around for your brew and a handy water indicator window.
Geepas 2 Slice Bread Toaster & 1.8L Electric Kettle Kitchen Combo Set, £25.49 (was £39.99)
Geepas 2 Slice Bread Toaster & 1.8L Electric
Kettle Kitchen Combo Set, £25.49 (was £39.99)
This combo is ideal for those on a budget.
The kettle has a 1.8L capacity – that’s enough for six or seven cups of tea – and a one-touch opening lid.
It also has a rapid-boil function so there’s no waiting around when you’re gasping for a brew.
The toaster has seven browning settings for the perfect finish, as well as defrost, reheat and cancel features.
Daewoo Stirling, Pyramid Kettle & Toaster Set, £50.59 (was £58.99)
Daewoo Stirling, Pyramid Kettle &
Toaster Set, £50.59 (was £58.99)
Finished in contemporary grey, this toaster and kettle would look great in any kitchen colour scheme.
The 1.7L kettle is big enough for four to six cups, but you can also boil enough water for just one cup if required.
There’s an illuminated on/off switch and a water level window.
The toaster has defrost, reheat and cancel functions, as well as seven levels for browning, ensuring the perfect slice.
A high-lift lever prevents burned fingers when removing the hot toast, which is always helpful.
Tower Ash Grey 1.7L 3KW Pyramid Kettle & 2 Slice Toaster, £64.90 (was £73.99)
Tower Ash Grey 1.7L 3KW Pyramid Kettle &
2 Slice Toaster, £64.90 (was £73.99)
Enjoy a single, quick brew with this rapid-boil kettle or prepare a round of drinks for the whole family, thanks to the 1.7L capacity.
The two-slice toaster features seven browning levels to suit all tastes, while there’s also a reheat option to reinvigorate cold toast.
Defrost and cancel buttons complete the functions.
The matte-look, grey finish will also complement all sorts of kitchen decor.
Homcom Kettle and Toaster Set, £54.99 (was £96.30)
Homcom Kettle and Toaster
Set, £54.99 (was £96.30)
This stylish toaster and kettle duo feature a textured design in black with pink-colour accents.
The kettle holds 1.7 litres of water, enough to make a large round of drinks.
It has a window so you can see the water level and an illuminated on/off switch, while the rapid-boil feature means you won’t be waiting long for your cuppa.
The toaster takes four slices of bread. It has auto-centring for even browning and seven brown levels.
There’s also reheat, defrost and cancel functions.
- Smeg kettle and toaster deals – buy here
- Dualit kettle and toaster deals – buy here
- Morphy Richards kettle and toaster deals – buy here
- Argos kettle and toaster deals – buy here
Where to buy a kettle
Kettles are available from a wide range of retailers, both online and on the high street.
Homewares stores are great places to start looking as they will likely stock a large selection, but supermarkets are also worth a visit.
Online, check out websites such as Amazon, as well as department and chain store websites.
Where to buy a toaster
You’ll find toasters anywhere that sells small appliances, including department stores, high-street chains and even some larger supermarkets.
Online, Amazon offers a huge variety of toasters to suit all budgets, as do big retailers such as Argos and The Range.
Don’t forget to check individual brand websites too, especially if you’re after a particular model or have a favourite design in mind.
How often should you replace a kettle
A kettle should last a fair few years, even though it must be one of the hardest working appliances in any kitchen.
According to research from Magnet kitchens, you can expect your kettle to last between four and five years.
However small appliance brand Morphy Richards states five to 10 years on its website.
The actual length of time will depend on several factors, including how well the kettle is looked after, as well as how often it’s used.
If your kettle starts to leak, takes ages to boil or refuses to heat the water altogether, has broken buttons or a frayed cable, then it’s obviously time to replace it.
Where to buy home appliances/Where to buy kitchen appliances
Home and kitchen appliances are available from a variety of retailers, including online stores, DIY sheds and homewares shops.
Online retailers such as Amazon and AO stock a huge range of large and small home appliances.
Also check out the websites of individual brands if you’re after a particular model – there’s often deals you won’t find elsewhere and discounts for signing up to their mailing lists.
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