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Breville Crystal Clear Kettle 1.7L — German Schott Glass, 1800W and Fast! $109.99 CAD (27% Off)
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Amazon.ca has the Breville The Crystal Clear kettle (BKE595XL) at $109.99 CAD, down from $149.99 — 27% off. Prime members ship free; otherwise free over $35.
The jug is German Schott glass, 1.7 litres, which is a cup more than the usual 1.5. At 1800W it boils faster than you expect — across 1,600+ reviews the most repeated line is simply that it's quick. The base rotates a full 360 degrees so either hand works, and the cord is 24 inches.

Details that matter: the lid opens softly and lets steam out gradually instead of splashing your hand; there's a release button on the handle for one-handed use; auto shut-off at boil plus boil-dry protection; every part touching water is BPA-free. One-year warranty.
The usual glass-kettle caveat applies — the wall isn't insulated, so it's hot to the touch after boiling. Keep it back from the counter edge with kids around. A few reviewers report the lid latch failing and the kettle not switching off after about five months; it's come up more than once on this model, so worth knowing, and warranty covers it.
For tea, coffee and instant noodles, 1.7 L suits a two-person kitchen well. It normally sits at $149.99, so $109.99 is a genuine low point — a reasonable moment to replace a plastic or tired stainless kettle.
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