10 Best Travel Kettles UK 2024

This brilliant travel kettle by Russell Hobbs has pretty much everything a hot drink fan could desire. It's lightweight, holds 0.85L of water, and works with a 1000W wattage. It also has a water gauge for added convenience and a dual voltage plug so you can take it wherever you go on holiday. There are even a couple of cups and spoons thrown in for good measure!

Manufactured by a trusted British brand, with favourable reviews on many different websites, we feel confident in saying that you'll be extremely satisfied with this teatime travel companion!

This foldable product surely has to be one of the best travel kettles available to buy online. The silicone design pops up to hold an admirable 0.8L of water, which is more than enough for a morning cuppa or two. Safety features like boil dry protection and a locking lid also mean that you can prepare tea without worrying about being scorched.

While there isn't technically a water gauge, the whole silicone part of the kettle is translucent, so you should be able to see exactly how much water is inside when you're filling it up. That's good enough for us!

Compared to the other options in our ranking, this is by far the most cumbersome to use as it takes around 8 minutes to boil. That said, you do get a whole lot of brew from the huge 1L capacity, plus 1000W of power - a killer combination for hot beverage lovers on the move! Moreover, the kettle will automatically switch off once it has boiled. 

Best of all, this product has a removable and washable filter that makes sure the water you're boiling is nice and pure. All that for less than a tenner - a total bargain!

This option from Lakeland seems to be a solid favourite among caravan lovers, and we can see why! It's small but comes with loads of additional features, such as cups, spoons, and a divided container to hold your precious cargo. All of this makes it ideal for long trips where you might still need a caffeine fix. 

As this kettle has a high power outage, you won't be hanging around for long while waiting for your cuppa. In fact, some people have even been known to opt for this model at home due to its low footprint when it comes to the electricity bill. 

This travel kettle has been reviewed over 1400 times on Amazon alone, which is a testament to its inclusion on our shortlist. We think one of the biggest selling points is how compact it is, especially considering that you still get a solid capacity of 0.5L.

This is a dual voltage number that comes with boil dry technology, meaning that it automatically shuts down when fully boiled or empty. We also like that the lid has a lock, so the device shouldn't open in transit and get damaged.

This offering from VonShef is one of the highest-rated travel kettles on the whole internet, so it must be doing something right to convince the crowds! The design is sleek and it comes with a water gauge as well as 2 handy travel cups. 

Again, the power isn't anything to write home about, but if you're patient then it shouldn't be too much trouble. One issue that reviewers raise, however, is that it can spit water when it's at maximum capacity - so be careful when filling it up!

This travel kettle from Quest is perfect for sticking in your suitcase when you're about to head abroad, as it's compact and has dual voltage capabilities. At less than £15, it's very affordable too.

The respectable 0.5L capacity will yield several cups of tea, but the 600W power does mean that you'll have to wait a few minutes for the kettle to boil - which isn't ideal when there are sights to be seen!

This is a rather unique product, even among the niche market of travel kettles. It's designed to work with a car 12V battery, making long rides that little bit more enjoyable. Thankfully, it turns off once it's reached the correct temperature, so you can keep your eyes on the road. Still, we'd recommend asking your passenger to pour the tea while you're driving, just in case!

Moreover, it also has a solid 1L capacity, so it'll keep you feeling refreshed as you journey down the M62. Plus, due to the power source, it can only function at a low output which means it won't blow the fuses in your car. 

We think it's fair to say that this option from Swan has a lot going for it. At just over 0.5kg, it's relatively lightweight but has an impressive wattage of 1000W. It's got practically all the additional features you could desire too, like a water gauge, dual voltage plug, and 2 cups.

Unfortunately, the 0.4L capacity is small and will only provide around 2 cups of tea. This will be enough for couples, but if you're travelling with several people then you'll need to boil it more than once!

The first offering in our list is this foldable kettle from POP! We should point out straight away that it can only be used when camping or caravanning as there is no plug. Luckily, the design works with most gas stoves.

This product has the largest capacity in our ranking, holding a massive 1.3 litres. However, the manufacturer recommends that you only fill the kettle to a maximum of 1L. We were also unable to find the exact dimensions or weight, which is a shame.