Decent and stylish unit

The Kettle Moulinex BY5305 Subito is several times a day with me for a few weeks in operation. He likes the outside with its elegant appearance and its deep red color. There is a stainless steel case, I did not see at first glance, because the Red outshone everything. Considering that it is a stainless steel case, the kettle is amazingly light. The plastic handle is comfortable to hold, better than the design would suggest. With 1.7 liter capacity, the device can also tidy Heat plenty of water, at least in most cases sufficient for a four-person household.

In the description, is the kettle is cordless. The need to understand so that the electrical cable is not the kettle, but at the base on which the boiler stands. There under the pedestal, the cable can be inserted so that the cable length for the site in the kitchen of the user exactly fits in the length.

The kettle has a small lever under the handle, with this lever is given to the cooking process in operation. And at this lever switches to the stove also when the water boils. Then bubbles and thumps it while cooking in the unit, which is in my experience a normal sound of water when cooking. A hiss, which would indicate a contact with the electrical parts, never occurred. An overheating protection prevents boiling of the water and an annealing of the digester. If the kettle is in use, lights up the bottom of the device, a small red lamp. I have however noticed only after a week, it is attached very inconspicuous.

As negative I would note that during the filling of the water, the transparent water level indicator is usually always hidden by the user's hand. In fact, you can only spy with angled wrist if you now have already filled one liter of water, or not yet. Surely it would have been more practical not to install the water level indicator directly behind the handle, but centered in the middle of the stove, for example, where the word "Moulinex" is. I have wondered if the designers of Moulinex have moved the water level indicator behind the handle, because it indeed is ambidextrous. You may have a problem with a water level indicator, which is located on the "wrong" side of the device for him left-handed.

The water filter I've cleaned every week because our water is rich in lime. Purification was straightforward and easy. The stove is on his foot stable and secure. The pouring of boiling water takes place smoothly without drops. From the cover escape no hazardous emissions. The time required for the stove to bring 1.7 liters of water to a boil seems to me to be acceptable.

Overall I am very satisfied with this kettle and am with the device - apart from some laborious reading of water level indicator - quite satisfied.