
Daewoo 1.7L kettle review: up to 2200W, and not much else stated
How we reviewed this: we read the Shopee PH listing, checked the listed specs, and went through the owner reviews.
Daewoo 1.7L Electric Kettle 1850-2200WFull 1.7L capacity and up to 2200W from a brand with a Philippine store, for around β±2,100. Daewoo publishes the electrical figures and almost nothing else.
- Price: β±2,100 as of Aug 9, 2026
- Biggest pro: Up to 2200W, matching the fastest kettles here, at a mid-range price
- Main catch: Daewoo does not publish the build material or the safety cutout brand

At a glance
| Brand | Daewoo |
|---|---|
| Type | Electric kettle |
| Price | β±2,100 (as of Aug 9, 2026) |
| Shopee owner rating | 5.0 β from 46 Shopee ratings |
| Shop | Daewoo Home Ph |
| Units sold | 163 |
Specifications
Specs per the Philippine Shopee listing.
| Type | Electric kettle |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 1.7L |
| Power | 1850-2200W |
| Voltage | 220-240V, 50/60Hz |
Pros and cons
β Pros
- Up to 2200W, matching the fastest kettles here, at a mid-range price
- Full 1.7L capacity, enough for a family round of coffee in one boil
- Sold through Daewoo's own Philippine store
β Cons
- Daewoo does not publish the build material or the safety cutout brand
- No temperature presets, so it is boil-only
- The wattage is given as a range rather than a single rated figure
The Daewoo 1.7L is a straightforward fast kettle: full family capacity and up to 2200W, for around β±2,100 from Daewooβs own Philippine store. What it does not do is tell you much else.
What do you get?
The electrical figures, and they are good ones. 1.7L fills about seven cups, and 1850-2200W puts it at the fast end of this list, level with the Philips and the Xiaomi glass kettle at the top of the range. The listing states 220-240V, 50/60Hz, so at typical Philippine 220V you sit nearer 1850W than 2200W, which is still quick.
That combination, family capacity and real speed for around β±2,100, is the argument for it, and it is a decent one. 46 owners rating it 5.0 with 163 sold is a reasonable early record.
What is missing?
Almost everything else. The listing does not state the body or inner-pot material, does not name a safety cutout, does not mention boil-dry protection, and does not state warranty terms.
At this price that is a real gap rather than a nitpick. The Asahi EK-175 at around β±2,000 publishes 1900W, names Strix as the thermal control, and describes a concealed stainless heating plate. The Imarflex IK-515S at around β±1,900 names SUS304, double-wall insulation, boil-dry protection, and a 1-year warranty.
We will not assume features that are not published. It very likely has an automatic cutout, as nearly all modern kettles do, but we are not going to state it as fact.
No temperature presets either.
Is the Daewoo electric kettle sulit?
Around β±2,100 as of August 9, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. If it lasts three years, an assumption rather than a published figure, that is about β±13 a week.
Judged purely on watts per peso, it is competitive. Judged on what you know about what you are buying, it sits behind two rivals at the same money that publish far more. That is why it ranks where it does: nothing here is wrong, there is just less of it stated.
Who the Daewoo electric kettle suits
Buy this if you want a fast, full-size kettle from a familiar brandβs own store, and published build details are not something you weigh. It is the right choice when speed and capacity are the whole requirement.
Skip it if you want to know what the water touches or which cutout protects you. Two kettles at this price tell you both.
See how it ranks in our best electric kettles in the Philippines roundup, or read which specs are worth demanding in our electric kettle buying guide.
If the Daewoo electric kettle is not right
Want the same speed with published specs and a named cutout? The Asahi EK-175 is around β±2,000 with 582 owner ratings. Want insulation and a stated warranty? The Imarflex IK-515S is around β±1,900.
Compare Daewoo 1.7L Electric Kettle 1850-2200W
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why is the wattage given as a range?
1850-2200W reflects the fact that a heating element's draw varies with the supply voltage, and the listing quotes 220-240V. At the 220V typical in Philippine homes you are nearer the lower end of that range; at 240V you get the higher figure. It is more honest than quoting only the maximum, but it does mean the real-world speed sits below the headline number.
What is the kettle made of?
The listing does not say, and that is our main criticism of it. Most kettles in this price band state at minimum whether the inner pot is stainless steel and what grade. Without it you do not know what the water is touching. If material matters to you, the Imarflex and ZOLELE both name SUS304 or 304 stainless at similar money.
Does it have boil-dry protection?
Not stated. Nearly every modern kettle has some form of automatic cutout, and it would be surprising if this did not, but we will not assert a safety feature that the seller has not published. The kettles here that do state theirs, and name the controller, are the Philips and the Asahi.
Is Daewoo a reliable brand here?
Daewoo Home Ph is the brand's own Philippine Shopee store, which is the right place to buy it, and the name carries decades of appliance familiarity in Filipino households. 46 owners rating it 5.0 is a reasonable early record. The reservation is about what the listing documents, not about the brand.
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