We’ve tried and tested the best kettle and toaster sets to revamp your kitchen

On first impressions, the Russell Hobbs kettle is lightweight but looks great on the counter, especially with the matching toaster. Our 79-year-old reviewer "appreciated the three red markers inside which let you see how much water you need to add for one, two or three cups", but said that some people might prefer to be able to "see this in a clear section on the side without lifting the lid". Luckily, they found it very easy to lift the kettle lid off, compared to others that they've used in the past and could easily look inside whilst they were filling it up.

Like the kettle, the matching toaster is a lightweight entry-level toaster but offers good value for money from a well-respected brand. There are three settings – toast, reheat and defrost – and you can change the heat/toast level from 1-7 and stop it early if needed. Our tester said "The silver looks great but attracts finger marks. It has a crumb tray which makes it easier to clean up and it looks great on the side and would blend into most kitchen decors.

"When it comes to toasting, I can’t fault it – it toasts evenly on both sides and fits a standard size of bread. I have my doubts as to whether it would fit a larger slice than average but this is the case with most toasters I’ve tried. It fits both bread and bagels so sizeable enough. While it’s not ideal for larger families as it only has space for two slices, it’s ideal for a single person or couple."

Read our full Russell Hobbs Lincoln Kettle And Toaster Set review here.

Add a stylish flair to your kitchen with this sleek matte-finish Signature toaster and kettle set. The 1.5L kettle boils water fast with a powerful 3kW rapid boil, perfect for family brews or catch-ups with friends. Its anti-limescale filter ensures every cup tastes just right.

Our tester, Yours.co.uk Editor Claire Tapley really appreciated the limescale filter and said: "I live in a hard water area so I’m used to constantly needing to descale my kettle. I’ve had this kettle for about 9 months now and it’s still limescale free! I love how quickly it boils and it’s quiet too. The only thing to note is that you have to be careful to fully push the down the lid as it’s easy to not press it down hard enough and then it can come off when you’re pouring hot water!"

With a family of four our tester also loved the toaster’s long slot design that fits everything from bagels to sourdough, and with 7 browning settings, everyone gets their toast just how they like it.
“I like make my own fresh bread and love that the large slot design means I can fit in a full slice without me having to cut it.” Handy features like defrost and high-lift make mornings smoother, while the removable crumb tray and cord tidy keep your countertop clean and clutter-free.

Overall, our tester was really pleased with this kettle and toaster set saying; “I think the copper give it a stylish look that would complement any kitchen. Although I have noticed a little bit of the copper has worn off the toaster which is a shame. On the whole I think this is a good quality, stylish option.”

Smeg's iconic retro design offers a pop of colour and a premium enamelled finish, (excluding the handle). Our tester, Yours Hub Editor Stephanie Anthony said "Firstly this brand is iconic, I love to see it on my counter. We went for white but there are lots of other colour options available. I was a bit concerned the white would mark easily but it looks as clean as the day we got it".

Both devices are also easy to clean, so they will always look fresh. "They're both easy to clean, which is great, and the kettle doesn't seem to build up with limescale as much as our old one did, so that's a bonus."

With a generous capacity of 1.7 litres, Smeg's KLF03 kettle makes up to 7 cups of tea or coffee. She said, "The exterior is really easy to wipe down and gives a smart finish. The kettle boils quickly, it's been a pleasure to make cups of tea with it!" The spout has been specially designed with a balanced weight for an easy pour. "The elegant soft-opening lid not only looks beautiful but allows for easy filling and ensures that any condensation runs back into the kettle. "

The matching Smeg toaster is perfect for those who like to make a statement in the kitchen that's actually functional. "It can handle warming pastries, bagels and toasting treats"! It's important to note that it is only a 2-slot toaster, which Stephanie said "is on the small side if you prefer one with more slots, but I like that it doesn't take up as much counter space. It's ideal for two and we've had no issues toasting bread, pittas and more!"

Slim and sleek, the Breville Bold Cream Kettle and Toaster Set has a timeless design that will slot nicely into any kitchen. It features a glossy, ridged textured finish with high-shine chrome accents and illuminated controls for ease of use.

The kettle has a 1.7L capacity means there's enough water for up to eight cups in one go, and the concealed 3KW element makes for rapid boil technology. Customers praise the value, ease of use and appearance. Reviews love how easy functions are to select. One customer said that the kettle is lightweight, easy to fill and boil - and doesn't get too noisy. Any negatives? Opinions are mixed on the size, noise and quality. One customer says the time dial on the toaster is poorly designed and hard to read. As for the kettle, the power lead is quite short.

As for the toaster, it's stylish and has all the features you'd want. You can also adjust the width of the slots in the toaster for varying levels of bread thickness. Our top pick is a no-brainer for any kitchen. Ella, our reviewer has had the Breville Toaster for 6 months now and said "I use it most days and it toasts evenly every time. Once toasted it's easy to get the bread out as the toaster pops enough for me to grab it easily. Sour dough bread takes a little longer than normal bread in this toaster, but only by about a minute or so."

She feels that "The design is timeless and classic, and for the price, it's very good value." If she had to name one thing that could be improved, it would be the size of the crumb drawer. "The only issues I've found is that the crumb draw doesn't cover the whole of the base, so you do get escapee crumbs on the counter below, and the setting buttons are hard to see when they've not been pressed, so this may not be the best toaster for those with bad eyesight."

If you've got a busy house, you will love the Morphy Richards Motive Black Kettle and Toaster Set for its fast boiling, toasting and general ease of use. Our tester, Digital Writer Samantha is a mum-of-two said that "As a busy household we’re forever making cups of teas and slices of toast, so having a toaster and kettle set that was effective, quick and good quality is really important to us. "

The toaster has a four-slice capacity, which gives you flexibility to toast whatever your family fancies to eat. "I loved that you could toast up to four slices at a time, and found that it didn’t have trouble with thicker slices of bread or crumpets compared to my last toaster", Samantha says, "It also provides the right level of toasty-ness, and is easy to grab out, helping to avoid burnt fingers." However, she points out that "it is a bit stiff when pushing down the lever to start the toaster, but I feel like this wouldn’t be a bad thing as it’s a good safety feature".

As for the Motive Kettle, it has a large 1.7L capacity. "The kettle is a good capacity and easy to fill, with a handy finger button on top so you don’t burn or smudge your finger on the silver feature when closing the lid", Samantha adds. Whilst also being a good size for capacity, it's also "easy to carry thanks to the supportive handle." It also has safety features such as Boil Dry Protection. "I would say the boil time is fairly average, and it is accurate for how much water you get for a cup, compared to the estimates on the side of the kettle". All-in-all, Sam loves "how sleek the design looks".

If you take breakfast very seriously, then this Russell Hobb's kettle and toaster bundle will be the perfect kitchen assistant. The Attentiv Toaster automatically monitors the heating time to make sure your bread is toasted to the shade of your liking.

Our reviewer, Digital Writer Hannah said: "As a big lover of loose-leaf tea, this kettle has been an absolute dream. It's sleek and easy to use, plus the removable infuser basket is no issue to clean, making it a convenient all-rounder. After only using budget kettles and toasters in the past, this upgrade has been a true luxury. Gone are the days of under-toasted bagels or burnt pitta bread, as this toaster ensures my bread is gold and perfect every time."

Perhaps the best part of this bundle is how much control you have over the temperature and timings, according to Hannah, "I know exactly what to expect every time I operate the appliances and am always shocked at how quickly even the full kettle takes to boil. If you are looking to upgrade and would like more energy and time-saving kettle and toaster bundle, this is a great choice."

If you love the ritual and taste of herbal tea, then there is even a removable tea infuser basket in the kettle, so you can brew the perfect cup. The easy-to-clean touchscreen surface and interface give you control of the settings, and the steep timer can help you to tailor the timing and exact temperatures, which range from 40°C – to 100°C.

If you want to know which Russell Hobbs kettle is the best - be sure to check out our guide.

Textured kettles and toasters have been surging in popularity, and this set from Breville will add a touch of chic to any kitchen. The glossy ridged finish and colour choice of black will suit all kitchen interiors. The 3kW 1.7L kettle is easy to use with illuminated controls, a water window and an extra wide spout for accurate filling. What are the customer reviews saying?

From a few global ratings, this pick has garnered an average of 4.4/5 stars. One customer commented that it looks great in their kitchen and the toaster does a great job. We love the Art Deco style that Tower has brought to this toaster, kettle and canister set. Not only are they sleek and stylish, but they are great value, blending into any modern kitchen.

As for negatives, there aren't that many, other than the numbers on the dials are quite small and perhaps the design may not suit cottage or country kitchens, but this is down to preference!

Don't worry about getting thicker slices of bread or bagels stuck in the toaster as the slots have variable widths for precisely this reason. Keep your toaster clean with a removable crumb tray and there are variable browning options to get your toast just how you like it. It's a great pick.

Sage is a brand you can trust time and time again. Delivering exceptional quality, the Sage kettle and toaster set comes in a modern matte black finish with chrome details.

From the reviews at Harts of Stur, the Sage set has an average rating of 4.8/5, with reviews praising its sleek, high-quality look and feel, as well as its functionality. Stylish, the kettle is said to be quiet to boil, pours well and the toaster has a good range of settings.

One customer, however, finds opening the kettle a little slow and loud, but loves the build. Reviews are mixed on how quietly the kettle boils, though. Some reviews do agree about how tricky it can be to see the water level indicators of the kettle.

With interesting features such as an Illuminated power switch and an LED screen on the toaster that counts down the time until your toast is perfectly toasted, this Sage set is at the forefront of technology. The Sage Soft Top Luxe kettle has a 1.7-litre capacity and a 360-degree swivel base for convenience.

This Russell Hobbs set is made of premium textured high-gloss plastic and is currently available in black or white. Whether you choose the two-slice or four-slice toaster, this matching set has certainly got you covered for breakfast.

Customers praise the set for its quality, value, features and ease of cleaning. The kettle works well, has an illuminated water window so you can see how much water is in there and it boils everything quickly - plus, it looks great. One customer calls it a "stylish and functional addition to any kitchen, combining modernity with innovative features". The kettle has a 360-degree swivel base and the toaster has wide slots and a high lift function, which can help you toast your bread to perfection.

What about negatives? Some customers find that the toaster is a little slow.

The kettle has a capacity of 1.7L and the toaster has variable browning control and cancel function for personal toasting preference. Additionally, we love the handy "lift and look" feature, which means you can check on the browning process without having to cancel!

The De’Longhi Ballerina sits next to the matching toaster on my kitchen counter. I love the colour - it’s more mustardy than bright yellow, which was just what I was after - plus, the lead and plug are the same colour too, which is a nice touch! The aesthetically pleasing shape, inspired by Venetian glasswork, also makes it a bit more unique than your average kettle.

The kettle itself is fast-boiling and holds up to 1.7 litres of water, I would say that it can get quite heavy when it's full, but you can boil enough for just one cup, thanks to the minimum capacity! It also has a handy swivel base. Cleaning it is simple, as there's a removable limescale filter that I found simple to reattach after I washed it.

The De’Longhi Ballerina 4-slice Gold Yellow Toaster has 4 wide slots, which are large enough to accommodate a variety of bread items, including muffins, crumpets, and bagels. I use it regularly, and it toasts each item pretty quickly.

A nifty element is the crumb trays, which you give a little press and they pop out (as if they are on a spring mechanism); this way, the crumbs are securely held inside the toaster until the drawers are emptied.

My only qualm is that it is a little plasticky and the buttons are quite small, so it can be hard to tell what each one does, but I'm sure I will get the hang of it over time.

The Sage Smart Kettle features variable temperature control with five pre-set buttons for precise brewing of different teas and coffee. Our tester**,** commercial content writer Natalie Knowles, said, "It enhances tea and coffee flavour by unlocking delicate and rich tasting notes through its precise temperature control. Who knew certain types of green tea taste better when brewed with 80°C water?"

The brushed stainless steel kettle is efficient, with fast-boiling technology heats the water quickly, though Natalie says that "condensation can build up on the glass lid after use". However, on the plus side, "the spout is large for an even pour, and the removable filter catches limescale". It also has a keep-warm function that maintains water temperature for 20 minutes. It also includes an ergonomic, cool-touch handle, dual water indicators, and a soft-opening lid to prevent splashes.

So, is it worth the price? Natalie seems to think so! "This Sage kettle's outstanding build quality is worth its premium price point. The large, illuminated button controls are intuitive and easy to use, while the ergonomic, cool-touch handle is comfortable and safe during pouring."

The Sage 'A Bit More' two-slice toaster combines functionality with style in a sleek silver design. It offers features like the 'A Bit More' button for extra browning time, Quick Look™ to check progress without interrupting, and dedicated settings for crumpets and fruit bread. Our commercial content writer Natalie Knowles said that "it's a game-changer! It toasts bagels, crumpets, fruit bread, and toast to perfection, even from frozen".

Its robust brushed stainless steel design is slightly larger than average, but "with a concealed power cord storage, it tucks neatly away". Self-centring slots hold everything from thick bagels to slim slices, and four large buttons make it easy to customise your toasting.

The 'A Bit More' function adds extra crispness, and the illuminated status bar lets you track progress. "The Frozen button impressed me with evenly toasted, crispy bagels," our tester says. However, it's important to note that "it takes longer than typical toasters, but the results are perfectly crisp and evenly toasted". The exterior stays cool, and the appliance cools down quickly. Just make sure you change the setting before popping in your bread; as Natalie mentions, "Use a lower setting for fruit bread—no one wants burnt raisins!"