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Dezin Electric Kettle DZ380 vs Bella Ceramic Kettle 14745 Side-by-Side Comparison

Overall Verdict
We don't recommend either the glass Dezin Electric Kettle DZ380 or the Bella Ceramic Kettle 14745. The two have design flaws that make them inconvenient to use, with the Bella being particularly troublesome.
Both kettles have lift-up lids instead of pop-up lids with push buttons. Neither kettle includes a proper mesh limescale filter, a feature commonly found in their peers.
The Dezin has water-level markings and an LED ring, which the Bella lacks. However, it also misses out on cord storage, another standard feature in electric kettles.
On the other hand, the Bella features a rare gooseneck for precision pouring and a silicone band on its lid for a better seal compared to the Dezin. Unfortunately, it suffers from a flimsy base and a heavy carafe.
Performance-wise, the Dezin, with its lower power draw, took longer to boil water than the Bella but consumed less electricity. Despite both kettles being made of glass, the Dezin was quieter during boiling and retained heat better afterward.
Pros & Cons
- Low price tag
- Large capacity
- Quiet boiling phase
- Light weight
- Easy to use
- Attractive design
- Gooseneck spout for tea
- Rare ceramic carafe
- Well-priced
- Tight lid
- Inconvenient flip-lock lid
- Slow boiling time
- No limescale filter
- No cord storage
- Slightly heavy
- No filter
- Loose cord wrap
- No water-level markings
Key Specs
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Analysis and Test Results
Performance
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Energy Consumption


Noise Level


Keep Warm


Design
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Power Cord


Usability
User Control


Ease of Use


Cleaning

