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Northside Kitchen Store

Hello, our 1.7 litre stainless steel kettles start from about A$24, and we deliver to Brisbane and Sydney. Do you want a glass model or temperature settings?

Harbour Appliance Co

Good day, a 1.7 litre digital kettle is about A$39, and temperature-control models start near A$139. Which size and budget do you have in mind?

Coastline Home Supplies

Hi, we have glass kettles from about A$40 and stainless ones from A$24 to A$59, with delivery to Perth and Adelaide. What colour and warranty length would suit you?

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Electric kettles in Australia

An electric kettle in Australia costs from about A$24 for a basic 1.7 litre stainless steel model to about A$259 for a retro design. Prices differ between sellers, so the quickest way to a current offer for your size and budget is a request on BlaBlaPrice.

Approximate prices in Australia, November 2026 (sellers' websites)
KettleTypePrice
Basic kettle, 1.5 to 1.7 litresPlastic or stainless steelA$24.00–A$59.00
Glass or double-walled, 1.5 to 1.8 litresGlass or dual wallA$39.95–A$99.00
Temperature-control kettle, 1.7 litresBreville or KitchenAid modelsA$139.00–A$197.00
Retro or design kettleStainless steel, retro stylingA$82.76–A$259.00

Safety and warranty rules

Electrical appliances used in Australian homes must meet national safety requirements, and a search result names AS/NZS 3820 and AS/NZS 4417.2 for this equipment. If you buy an imported kettle, check that it is designed for Australian power before you plug it in. Consumer law still applies after the warranty ends: the Australian Consumer Law may entitle you to a refund even when a warranty has expired, so keep the receipt and the box until you are satisfied.

Season and when to buy

Summer runs from December to February, and late November is when gift shopping starts. If the kettle is a present and you need it by a set date, order early so delivery is not held up in December. Otherwise demand for kettles is steady through the year, so compare offers instead of waiting for a particular season.

Delivery and how prices are quoted

Kettles are described by capacity in litres or millilitres, by power in watts, and by material. The listings in this search run from 600 ml to 1.8 litres. The price lists do not show delivery costs, so ask each seller whether delivery to Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth or Adelaide is included and whether GST is in the price.

What to write in your request

Give the size you need, the material (glass, stainless steel or plastic), the power in watts, the features you want (for example temperature settings), the colour, the warranty length you expect, new or used, your city and your budget in A$. A clear list lets sellers quote one exact price instead of a range.

On BlaBlaPrice you describe the kettle in your own words in a free chat, and you can add a photo. The AI reads the request, asks for missing details and looks through sellers' websites and price lists in Australia, then shows the prices and businesses it found. Registered sellers reply in the chat with their price, terms and delivery, and your contact details stay hidden until you choose to share them. For related products, see kitchen appliances or coffee machines and grinders.

Questions and answers

How much does an electric kettle cost in Australia?

Prices we found run from about A$24 for a basic 1.7 litre stainless steel kettle to about A$259 for a retro design. Many everyday models in the listings sit between A$39 and A$100.

Does the warranty still protect me after it ends?

Australian consumer law may still entitle you to a refund after a warranty has expired, so keep the receipt and the box.

Are kettles sold in Australia safety tested?

Electrical appliances used in Australian homes must meet national safety requirements, including AS/NZS 3820 and AS/NZS 4417.2. Check an imported model for Australian power and safety before you use it.

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