Philips HD9385/21 electric kettle test

Test results

Philips HD9385/21 test results

Many divi­sions start with a vol­ume of one teacup, which cor­re­sponds to 250 ml. The max­i­mum vol­ume is 1.7 liters. The plinth is slip resis­tant on the table. There is also a rather long pow­er cord, the excess of which can be wound into this very base. In addi­tion, you can choose from sev­er­al tem­per­a­ture set­tings: 40°C, 80°C, 90°C, 95°C and 100°C. The first of these is espe­cial­ly use­ful when prepar­ing baby food. The inte­grat­ed limescale fil­ter can be eas­i­ly pulled out and just as eas­i­ly put back in after rins­ing. In addi­tion, the process of bot­tling water is almost per­fect.

Alternative: leader of the rating — WMF 0413060011 Lineo

The WMF Lineo 1.6l ket­tle is the leader of our respec­tive rat­ing. It con­vinces above all with its faster water heat­ing process. How­ev­er, when choos­ing this alter­na­tive option, it will be nec­es­sary to aban­don the breadth of the choice of tem­per­a­ture regimes.

Specifications and test results Philips HD9385/21